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シャングリラ・フロンティア [Shangri-La Frontier] #2
Shangri-La Frontier 02
Rakuro interessiert sich eigentlich nur für schlechte Videospiele. Als er aber das Meisterwerk Shangri-La Frontier spielt, entdeckt er eine Welt, die ihn auf bisher unbekannte Art herausfordert: Er trifft auf das einzigartige Monster Lycaon und wird von ihm verflucht. Von nun an kann er keine Rüstung mehr tragen, aber nichtsdestotrotz plant der junge Mann, seine Rechnung mit dem Monster zu begleichen.
196 pages, Paperback
First published December 17, 2020
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June 7, 2025
Just like with the show this next volume just builds up that amazing mmo vibe and tension and truly starts bringing in some of my favorite external characters to the scene, especially with the arrival of pencilgon! I could get how this could also come off as an overwhelming info dump if you don’t know the characters or if your not fully down with the meta game lingo and knowledge, but for me this was a glorious ride of bad*ss action and we’re only on the second volume! 4.25/5
December 8, 2023
Not bad watched the show first so not much different lol
February 7, 2024
A bit too much over the place for me, too many people who the MC knows turning up, including a girl who likes the MC and was all like that she wasn't good at the games the MC plays but when she gets into the battle she is like the biggest danger of them all, an annoying nemesis from other games pops up and can just fuck off again. But there are battles (including with a big bad boss) and new moves to be learned and I liked seeing our MC level up and get better and better (but slowly and I appreciate that as he seemed already quite overpowered), I liked seeing him travel through the game. I am still not a fan of talking animals in any medium, so I was happy when that rabbit could change into a human, at least for a bit. I really like the art, and I am very much interested in the game, the quest, and all the other things, oh and I liked those bonus pages in between the chapters. So I will keep on reading.
April 5, 2025
Esto ya está mejor. Se está liando parda!
November 17, 2022
Toujours très sympa ! Un manga très centré sur le combat, le côté MMORPG ressort beaucoup. J'attends de voir où cela va nous mener. Le protagoniste semble déjà tellement cheaté !
February 13, 2022
J'avais plus qu'adoré le premier tome, mais j'ai eu un peu de mal avec le deuxième. J'aime beaucoup l'univers, mais l'histoire est bien moins intrigante et prenante ici malgré les scènes épiques...
November 11, 2021
J'ai quand même préféré le premier tome, plein de promesses et de potentiel. Là c'est vraiment un tome 2 où, malgré les combats épiques, je me suis ennuyée et eu l'impression qu'on me faisait patienter pour les vrais trucs qui arriveront plus tard. En plus la couv en mode gros boobs ne me plaît pas, alors que dans le tome il n'y a pas forcément de plans gênants de ce genre, juste la tenue de plein pied de ce perso à un moment qui m'a fait souffler ou le deal fille/lapine même si il semble être utilisé pour s'en moquer plutôt que comme eye candy gratuit.
Bref je ressors mitigée, si le t3 reste sur les acquis et n'avance pas l'histoire plus profondément je ne pense pas continuer
Bref je ressors mitigée, si le t3 reste sur les acquis et n'avance pas l'histoire plus profondément je ne pense pas continuer
July 31, 2022
Recensione scritta per il blog ComicsNerDC e che trovate qui sotto e al seguente link: https://comicsnerdc.home.blog/2022/07...
Torna l’avvincente shonen ambientato in un videogioco tutto da esplorare. Disponibile sempre per Planet Manga il secondo volume di Shangri-La Frontier, il manga con la sceneggiatura di Katrina e i disegni di Ryosuke Fuji che sta appassionando anche il pubblico italiano e continuerà a farlo anche grazie all’anime in uscita il prossimo anno.
In questo secondo volume il nostro protagonista Sunraku continua a giocare a ShaFro, facendosi amici e nemici… Il vorpal bunny Emul, conosciuto al livello segreto del gioco, entra nel suo party e quindi suo compagno. Oltre al suo aspetto carinissimo, il coniglio dimostrerà di avere incantesimi e trucchetti utili per sconfiggere i mostri sul loro cammino. Ma un uomo mezzo nudo con la testa di uccello e un adorabile coniglio parlante attireranno l’attenzione di alcuni giocatori che vogliono saperne di più su questa strana coppia…
Shangri-La Frontier continua ad esplorare le dinamiche del gioco ma anche con le relazioni tra i diversi giocatori. Troviamo ad esempio Animalia, appassionata delle creature di questo mondo che non si lascerà cerco sfuggire l’occasione di avere un suo vorpal bunny addomesticato.
Ma in particolare Sunraku incontrerà una sua vecchia conoscenza, una persona che aveva già affrontato in un precedente “gioco di merda”, ossia Arthur Pencilgon. Una ragazza pericolosa, che si diverte a uccidere gli altri giocatori pur andando incontro a penalità che su ShaFro non sono leggere. Non poco importa per lei e per il conto in sospeso con Sunraku che porta i due ad una lotta all’ultimo sangue.
Un volume pieno di azione, ben rappresentate dal suo disegno che riesce anche a rappresentare il mondo dei videogiochi e la sua complessità. Sunraku anche involontariamente ha scoperto molti dettagli sconosciuti a molti giocatori e questo fa si che diventi ricercato – e di certo non passa in osservato visto il suo aspetto e anche i segni della maledizione del Licaone Notturno. Insomma un uomo da cercare e questo lo porta a decidere di allenarsi nel regno dei Vorpal per migliorare le sue statistiche.
Ho trovato un po’ strana la scelta di lasciare dopo l’allenamento e dedicarsi prima ai diversi scontri e incontri con nuovi personaggi. Li ho trovati anche un filo lenti anche se ben disegnati in modo da apprezzare le mosse dei diversi personaggi coinvolti. Forse nel successivo volume di Shangri-La Frontier si capirà meglio l’utilità e i risultati dell’addestramento vorpal e il supporto di Emul al nostro protagonista.
E vedremo anche se Sunraku riuscirà a liberarsi di Pencilgon o la troverà nuovamente lungo il suo cammino, e quali altri personaggi incontrerà. Ma sopratutto saranno suoi alleati o nuovi acerrimi nemici?
Torna l’avvincente shonen ambientato in un videogioco tutto da esplorare. Disponibile sempre per Planet Manga il secondo volume di Shangri-La Frontier, il manga con la sceneggiatura di Katrina e i disegni di Ryosuke Fuji che sta appassionando anche il pubblico italiano e continuerà a farlo anche grazie all’anime in uscita il prossimo anno.
In questo secondo volume il nostro protagonista Sunraku continua a giocare a ShaFro, facendosi amici e nemici… Il vorpal bunny Emul, conosciuto al livello segreto del gioco, entra nel suo party e quindi suo compagno. Oltre al suo aspetto carinissimo, il coniglio dimostrerà di avere incantesimi e trucchetti utili per sconfiggere i mostri sul loro cammino. Ma un uomo mezzo nudo con la testa di uccello e un adorabile coniglio parlante attireranno l’attenzione di alcuni giocatori che vogliono saperne di più su questa strana coppia…
Shangri-La Frontier continua ad esplorare le dinamiche del gioco ma anche con le relazioni tra i diversi giocatori. Troviamo ad esempio Animalia, appassionata delle creature di questo mondo che non si lascerà cerco sfuggire l’occasione di avere un suo vorpal bunny addomesticato.
Ma in particolare Sunraku incontrerà una sua vecchia conoscenza, una persona che aveva già affrontato in un precedente “gioco di merda”, ossia Arthur Pencilgon. Una ragazza pericolosa, che si diverte a uccidere gli altri giocatori pur andando incontro a penalità che su ShaFro non sono leggere. Non poco importa per lei e per il conto in sospeso con Sunraku che porta i due ad una lotta all’ultimo sangue.
Un volume pieno di azione, ben rappresentate dal suo disegno che riesce anche a rappresentare il mondo dei videogiochi e la sua complessità. Sunraku anche involontariamente ha scoperto molti dettagli sconosciuti a molti giocatori e questo fa si che diventi ricercato – e di certo non passa in osservato visto il suo aspetto e anche i segni della maledizione del Licaone Notturno. Insomma un uomo da cercare e questo lo porta a decidere di allenarsi nel regno dei Vorpal per migliorare le sue statistiche.
Ho trovato un po’ strana la scelta di lasciare dopo l’allenamento e dedicarsi prima ai diversi scontri e incontri con nuovi personaggi. Li ho trovati anche un filo lenti anche se ben disegnati in modo da apprezzare le mosse dei diversi personaggi coinvolti. Forse nel successivo volume di Shangri-La Frontier si capirà meglio l’utilità e i risultati dell’addestramento vorpal e il supporto di Emul al nostro protagonista.
E vedremo anche se Sunraku riuscirà a liberarsi di Pencilgon o la troverà nuovamente lungo il suo cammino, e quali altri personaggi incontrerà. Ma sopratutto saranno suoi alleati o nuovi acerrimi nemici?
December 3, 2024
As with my review of the first book, I found it difficult to read this book for itself, vs. comparing it to the anime, which has the upper hand of being more than able to showcase the games in a believably immersive way. (I love books, but actually SEEING video game effects is always more impressive, especially when it's one of the times computer-generated animation looks APPROPRIATE.)
Also as with my review of the first book, it's miserably difficult not thinking of this as a storyboard for the anime, vs. its own work, even more so when this is a part of the story that wasn't exactly FUN (Sunraku is assaulted on all sides by players as DESPERATE to find out what he knows about the unique content he unlocked as the "gunters" in Ready Player One, main difference being that absolutely nothing even hinted at Sunraku's unique scenario even being an option). I also sort of feel... impatient?, since this is volume 2, and the anime is currently probably around at LEAST volume 20 by now?
*checks*
...oh. The anime's only up to book 9 so far. I guess that's fine (other than I could barely find volume *2* to date).
That's some padding, then! They're really stretching the story out as much as possible per volume! Here I worried it was taking like four episodes per book, but it's a LOT more than that. Huh! And on TOP of that, they also have the ShanFro Theater Mini episodes! The anime team sure is cranking out the content!
...
I sort of have to wonder how the manga artists for these feel when the anime looks SO much better than what they put out. I mean, it's not like the manga art is BAD (and even when an artist has a team of assistants, the team working on a manga can't compare to the team working on an anime), but it definitely feels rougher and less cute than the anime (specifically with the change of Emul's ears being ridiculously long, as mentioned in my other review), so it feels kind of unfair to compare them, but I can't help it.
Okay volume, but I heavily prefer the anime. Still recommended for (Japanese) video game fans! (Non-Japanese video games trend toward very different genres than what's covered.)
Also as with my review of the first book, it's miserably difficult not thinking of this as a storyboard for the anime, vs. its own work, even more so when this is a part of the story that wasn't exactly FUN (Sunraku is assaulted on all sides by players as DESPERATE to find out what he knows about the unique content he unlocked as the "gunters" in Ready Player One, main difference being that absolutely nothing even hinted at Sunraku's unique scenario even being an option). I also sort of feel... impatient?, since this is volume 2, and the anime is currently probably around at LEAST volume 20 by now?
*checks*
...oh. The anime's only up to book 9 so far. I guess that's fine (other than I could barely find volume *2* to date).
That's some padding, then! They're really stretching the story out as much as possible per volume! Here I worried it was taking like four episodes per book, but it's a LOT more than that. Huh! And on TOP of that, they also have the ShanFro Theater Mini episodes! The anime team sure is cranking out the content!
...
I sort of have to wonder how the manga artists for these feel when the anime looks SO much better than what they put out. I mean, it's not like the manga art is BAD (and even when an artist has a team of assistants, the team working on a manga can't compare to the team working on an anime), but it definitely feels rougher and less cute than the anime (specifically with the change of Emul's ears being ridiculously long, as mentioned in my other review), so it feels kind of unfair to compare them, but I can't help it.
Okay volume, but I heavily prefer the anime. Still recommended for (Japanese) video game fans! (Non-Japanese video games trend toward very different genres than what's covered.)
February 3, 2023
Sunraku sigue marcado por la maldición de Lycaon, Pesadilla del Ocaso, pero también le desbloquea un acontecimiento único con su nueva amiga Ellym, una coneja vorpal con poderes extraordinarios. Pero con su paso por la ciudad de Secondale le va a llevar a una serie de problemas. Los rumores de poder amaestrar a un conejo vorpal se ha expandido en los chats de Shangri-la Frontier como la pólvora y ahora Sunraku es el jugador más buscado. Tanto que una hermandad de asesino de jugadores va detrás de él, al mismo tiempo que el jugador misterioso busca su pista.
En este tomo seguimos teniendo a Sunraku como protagonista. Este no tiene ninguna evolución en apariencia, pero con él conoceremos a otra serie de personajes. Entre ellas está la Guerrera Lápiz y Rei. La primera es una conocida de otros juegos basura y siempre han estado enfrentados, una mujer que siempre quiere tener el poder y el control, ser la jefa y dueña de todo. Una gran dictadora. En cambio, Rei es una muchacha que lleva tiempo detrás de Sunraku y usa los videojuegos para poder acercarse a él. Ella tendrá un papel importante en esta historia.
Si el tomo uno tenía acción, en este habrá aún más. Un no parar de acciones duras, grandes batallas muy épicas. A esto se le une el enfrentamiento antiguo entre Guerrero Lápiz y Sunraku y una trama amorosa con Rei de por medio. Un tomo que se disfurta mucho más que el primero, también con información sobre el mundo de este videojuego intercalada entre cada capítulo, lo que hace que se amplíe este mundo. Al mismo tiempo, el territorio se expande, pues llegamos a una de las ciudades grandes y al reino de los conejos vorpales. Con esto, también conoceremos otras criaturas
https://lagranbibliotecadedavid.blogs...
En este tomo seguimos teniendo a Sunraku como protagonista. Este no tiene ninguna evolución en apariencia, pero con él conoceremos a otra serie de personajes. Entre ellas está la Guerrera Lápiz y Rei. La primera es una conocida de otros juegos basura y siempre han estado enfrentados, una mujer que siempre quiere tener el poder y el control, ser la jefa y dueña de todo. Una gran dictadora. En cambio, Rei es una muchacha que lleva tiempo detrás de Sunraku y usa los videojuegos para poder acercarse a él. Ella tendrá un papel importante en esta historia.
Si el tomo uno tenía acción, en este habrá aún más. Un no parar de acciones duras, grandes batallas muy épicas. A esto se le une el enfrentamiento antiguo entre Guerrero Lápiz y Sunraku y una trama amorosa con Rei de por medio. Un tomo que se disfurta mucho más que el primero, también con información sobre el mundo de este videojuego intercalada entre cada capítulo, lo que hace que se amplíe este mundo. Al mismo tiempo, el territorio se expande, pues llegamos a una de las ciudades grandes y al reino de los conejos vorpales. Con esto, también conoceremos otras criaturas
https://lagranbibliotecadedavid.blogs...
February 26, 2025
I think I used my "Bizarro" tag last volume, which is reserved for like "Weird Fiction," but I'm changing it out for the "Absurd" tag, which I use for... well, Absurdism. There's something existentially nonsensical about a manga that's just about a dude playing a video game and trying to generate Hype like a more standard shōnen battle manga.
Anyway, this volume introduces a lot more characters to further flesh out the world. We get into the "training" element of the bunny quest at the very end, which is like a "boss rush" of sorts, but eight of the battles are skipped and summarized, which I feel maybe defeats the purpose of the manga, because I guess we're just skipping monster fights now? Are we sticking to PVP and major bosses going forward? I guess I'll find out.
I don't like how high-level characters/monsters have HP in the low 100s. Fucks the scaling a bit. What games have such low stat values?
I like Pencilgon's hip windows on her pants...! 🥵
Anyway, this volume introduces a lot more characters to further flesh out the world. We get into the "training" element of the bunny quest at the very end, which is like a "boss rush" of sorts, but eight of the battles are skipped and summarized, which I feel maybe defeats the purpose of the manga, because I guess we're just skipping monster fights now? Are we sticking to PVP and major bosses going forward? I guess I'll find out.
I don't like how high-level characters/monsters have HP in the low 100s. Fucks the scaling a bit. What games have such low stat values?
I like Pencilgon's hip windows on her pants...! 🥵
This entire review has been hidden because of spoilers.
March 6, 2025
STUFF HAPPENED AND IT LOOKED GOOD?
So Volume 2 was… interesting. It mostly just felt like a bunch of stuff happening back to back and a ton of new characters making their debut. But that sort of cluster of people and events isn’t really new to me in manga, the action was still fun, and the art retains the quality from Volume 1.
Really, my biggest issue is that it ends in the middle of a fight which bothers me immensely. I don’t like that it did that whatsoever. I feel like if you’re releasing in Volumes like this, and it’s not some major, dramatic, built-up-to for a long time battle, there’s zero excuse to cut off in a fight like that.
But, I digress. I’m still enjoying the series and plan to continue reading, I just hope that ending in such a bizarre place is not an ongoing issue for these volumes, because THAT would bother me.
Plus Emul is adorable. I mean, come on. Talking bunny with magic? Classic!
So Volume 2 was… interesting. It mostly just felt like a bunch of stuff happening back to back and a ton of new characters making their debut. But that sort of cluster of people and events isn’t really new to me in manga, the action was still fun, and the art retains the quality from Volume 1.
Really, my biggest issue is that it ends in the middle of a fight which bothers me immensely. I don’t like that it did that whatsoever. I feel like if you’re releasing in Volumes like this, and it’s not some major, dramatic, built-up-to for a long time battle, there’s zero excuse to cut off in a fight like that.
But, I digress. I’m still enjoying the series and plan to continue reading, I just hope that ending in such a bizarre place is not an ongoing issue for these volumes, because THAT would bother me.
Plus Emul is adorable. I mean, come on. Talking bunny with magic? Classic!
September 13, 2023
Un second tome beaucoup mieux que le premier. Dans le précédent, j’avais passé un bon moment, mais rien de comparable avec celui-là.
L’histoire n’a rien de transcendant, pourtant, j’ai trouvé son avancée bien faite et passionnante.
J’ai mieux aimé les personnages.
C’est un coup de cœur pour ce second tome.
https://psylook.kimengumi.fr/2023/09/...
L’histoire n’a rien de transcendant, pourtant, j’ai trouvé son avancée bien faite et passionnante.
J’ai mieux aimé les personnages.
C’est un coup de cœur pour ce second tome.
https://psylook.kimengumi.fr/2023/09/...
June 4, 2023
4.25/5
Shangri-La Frontier continues to be a fun and adventurous manga about exploring a game world. This volume starts to flesh out some of the main characters. This includes adding a character from the main character's backstory that feels like it has a lot of potential to expand our understanding of him. Fun and fast paced, I'm excited for volume 3.
Shangri-La Frontier continues to be a fun and adventurous manga about exploring a game world. This volume starts to flesh out some of the main characters. This includes adding a character from the main character's backstory that feels like it has a lot of potential to expand our understanding of him. Fun and fast paced, I'm excited for volume 3.
May 15, 2022
Un po' meno divertente del primo, anche perché non mi ricordavo bene cos'era successo e avevo qualche problema a capire cosa stesse facendo il protagonista.
Il coniglietto è favoloso!
Voglio proprio vedere come va avanti, anche se di videogiochi ne so poco e niente.
Il coniglietto è favoloso!
Voglio proprio vedere come va avanti, anche se di videogiochi ne so poco e niente.
November 22, 2022
This volume was really good! I really like the world in this story! We learn a little more about our main character and the people in his life. It's a really fun fantasy manga that I highly recommend checking out.
January 31, 2025
Great series!
I really enjoy the anime, and the manga is no let down! The pacing is fantastic, the artwork is great, the characters are awesome... I think I said this all before when I reviewed volume one. Safe to say, it is consistently good! I'm enjoying it, time to binge read!
I really enjoy the anime, and the manga is no let down! The pacing is fantastic, the artwork is great, the characters are awesome... I think I said this all before when I reviewed volume one. Safe to say, it is consistently good! I'm enjoying it, time to binge read!
May 10, 2025
im still mixed on the manga of Shangri-La Frontier, i do enjoy the story and the drawing is top notch but i don't know know there is something i don't like about the manga and I cannot put my finger on it.
November 25, 2021
3.5
This volume was more fighting and less story so not quite as fun as the first one, but I still enjoyed it.
This volume was more fighting and less story so not quite as fun as the first one, but I still enjoyed it.
February 24, 2024
I can't believe he's got such a vorpal soul!!!
May 14, 2024
dopeness.
August 12, 2024
The art is solid, especially the action, and it is nice to have an isekai that's just people playing a video game with that being the only stakes.
December 26, 2024
Emul best vorpal bunny
February 18, 2025
I enjoyed the pacing of this volume of the manga better than the anime covering the same scenes.
April 8, 2025
Aún le falta más emoción a la historia, pero hasta ahorita va muy bien, espero que Sunraku este mejor conforme vayan pasando los volúmenes.
This entire review has been hidden because of spoilers.
April 14, 2025
Is it me, or are the chapters getting shorter? Must be the chapters, there's more of it in this volume than the first.
November 25, 2025
Shangri-La Frontier
Volume#02
Chapters: #06 - #15
Facing Lycagon was something!
The curse is interesting
Side quests with rabbits, cool
Volume#02
Chapters: #06 - #15
Facing Lycagon was something!
The curse is interesting
Side quests with rabbits, cool
January 21, 2026
Arthur Pencilgon is my favourite SLF character, so needless to say I loved the volume.
September 29, 2022
"¿Pero qué valor tiene la vida si no jugamos un poco con ella?"
Seguimos viendo los avances de Sunraku en el juego, a pesar de ser un novato en los juegos actuales, posee la experiencia de ser un Gammer "viejo"... Y eso se nota en su capacidad de encontrar los caminos difíciles de Shangri-la, aquellos que ni siquiera los jugadores más experimentados han afrontado.
Me gusta mucho la manera en que nos van presentando el juego de Shangri-la, es como si de alguna manera estuviéramos dentro del mismo juego y estuviéramos leyendo las instrucciones para continuar adelante en los diferentes niveles.
Seguimos viendo los avances de Sunraku en el juego, a pesar de ser un novato en los juegos actuales, posee la experiencia de ser un Gammer "viejo"... Y eso se nota en su capacidad de encontrar los caminos difíciles de Shangri-la, aquellos que ni siquiera los jugadores más experimentados han afrontado.
Me gusta mucho la manera en que nos van presentando el juego de Shangri-la, es como si de alguna manera estuviéramos dentro del mismo juego y estuviéramos leyendo las instrucciones para continuar adelante en los diferentes niveles.
October 3, 2022
Reseña Manga: Shangri-la Frontier, de Karina y Ryosuke Fuji!
🎮Hoy os traigo una de las últimas novedades publicadas por @normaedmanga y que más está llamando la atención por su temática: los videojuegos!!
🎮Si sois frikis de videojuegos como en mi caso y os habéis pasado horas y horas frente a la consola o el pc con juegazos como WoW, Final Fantasy, Demon Hunter,... entonces Shangri-la Frontier os va a traer muchos buenos recuerdos!
🎮La historia nos cuenta de cómo un obseso de los videojuegos caca (sí, a este tío le gustan los juegos cuanto más malos mejor), se anima a jugar a la última novedad del mercado que está causando furor: el mmo más puntero, Shangri-la Frontier!
🎮Hasta ahí todo bien, excepto por que como jugador no solamente es reconocido por todos y tiene enemigos hasta debajo de las piedras, sino porque cuando los bugs, gráficos, jugabilidad, lag,... No existen al tratarse de un juego bien hecho, las cosas cambian, y no todo es tan sencillo como acostumbraba.
🎮El manga, tanto el primero como el segundo tomo molan muchísimo: las dinámicas, los enfrentamientos, los personajes, los clichés, la ambientación e incluso el humor y vocabulario tan juvenil está muy chulo!
🎮Eso sí, es un poco técnico. El manga cuenta con gran parte de datos, habilidades, información,... referente a videojuegos, que si bien no frenan la trama si que es una parte importante de la historia. Aún así incluye muchas explicaciones de todo, por lo tanto no tenéis de qué preocuparos!
🎮El dibujo al igual que la edición son geniales, además se venden tanto en la edición normal como en la Expansion Pass (típico de videojuegos) que incluye varios relatos de personajes y enfrentamientos!
🎮Os la recomiendo totalmente si os gustan los libros de videojuegos tipo Ready Player One o las historias de aventuras!!
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🎮Hoy os traigo una de las últimas novedades publicadas por @normaedmanga y que más está llamando la atención por su temática: los videojuegos!!
🎮Si sois frikis de videojuegos como en mi caso y os habéis pasado horas y horas frente a la consola o el pc con juegazos como WoW, Final Fantasy, Demon Hunter,... entonces Shangri-la Frontier os va a traer muchos buenos recuerdos!
🎮La historia nos cuenta de cómo un obseso de los videojuegos caca (sí, a este tío le gustan los juegos cuanto más malos mejor), se anima a jugar a la última novedad del mercado que está causando furor: el mmo más puntero, Shangri-la Frontier!
🎮Hasta ahí todo bien, excepto por que como jugador no solamente es reconocido por todos y tiene enemigos hasta debajo de las piedras, sino porque cuando los bugs, gráficos, jugabilidad, lag,... No existen al tratarse de un juego bien hecho, las cosas cambian, y no todo es tan sencillo como acostumbraba.
🎮El manga, tanto el primero como el segundo tomo molan muchísimo: las dinámicas, los enfrentamientos, los personajes, los clichés, la ambientación e incluso el humor y vocabulario tan juvenil está muy chulo!
🎮Eso sí, es un poco técnico. El manga cuenta con gran parte de datos, habilidades, información,... referente a videojuegos, que si bien no frenan la trama si que es una parte importante de la historia. Aún así incluye muchas explicaciones de todo, por lo tanto no tenéis de qué preocuparos!
🎮El dibujo al igual que la edición son geniales, además se venden tanto en la edición normal como en la Expansion Pass (típico de videojuegos) que incluye varios relatos de personajes y enfrentamientos!
🎮Os la recomiendo totalmente si os gustan los libros de videojuegos tipo Ready Player One o las historias de aventuras!!
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