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A review by raj_page
The Heroic Legend of Arslan 3 by Yoshiki Tanaka, Hiromu Arakawa
5.0
This volume covers chapters 11 to 19.
From what I understood, the first three volumes, of the manga series combined, adapts the original novel by Yoshiki.
And I suppose that reading them together makes sense but if you think about them as single volumes, they somehow feel incomplete.
Moving on, we are introduced to a new character, priestess Falangies. I have seen the original illustrations of Falangies. I've never seen the old anime (or the new one) but I can see why many people disliked this look. I personally don't mind the skimpily clad warrior priestess but it could have been interesting keeping it old school with heavy armor.
The ending was a no-brainer and one can see it coming from miles away. So was a disappointed that I didn't get a grand ending. But I still loved it.
The art is beautiful as always and I look forward to reading the next volumes.
From what I understood, the first three volumes, of the manga series combined, adapts the original novel by Yoshiki.
And I suppose that reading them together makes sense but if you think about them as single volumes, they somehow feel incomplete.
Moving on, we are introduced to a new character, priestess Falangies. I have seen the original illustrations of Falangies. I've never seen the old anime (or the new one) but I can see why many people disliked this look. I personally don't mind the skimpily clad warrior priestess but it could have been interesting keeping it old school with heavy armor.
The ending was a no-brainer and one can see it coming from miles away. So was a disappointed that I didn't get a grand ending. But I still loved it.
The art is beautiful as always and I look forward to reading the next volumes.