Fate/Grand Order - The Heroic Spirit Food Chronicles - Ch. 7 - Sea, Land and Water...

[MangaDex]

 

[Gourry]

Thanks for the chapter

 

[Darkenning]

Note: When Blackbeard says he doesn't know why he became a pirate, he's being pretty literal. We have absolutely no idea what sort of life Edward Teach led before his earliest recorded activities as a pirate under the command of Benjamin Hornigold -- not where or even when he was born. It's even dubious that Teach (or Thatch) was the name under which he was born.

 

[KitRagnell]

Mash running to Fujimaru when they got back was precious

 

[Saybah]

Dare I say this might be the best FGO manga? This manga pays more respect to the servants more than the game interlude itself and the interactions between servants are gold and wholesome.

 

[Darkenning]

Dare I say this might be the best FGO manga? This manga pays more respect to the servants more than the game interlude itself and the interactions between servants are gold and wholesome.

Eh ... I prefer Salem for its portrayal of Mash and Gudako's relationship, and Shimousa for the obvious reason. But this is indeed pretty good.

 

[champbaka]

I love how this manga adds some historical realism to the servants lives when they were alive.

 

[gagaga66]

Eric Bloodaxe the man named Eric holding a bloody axe mentioned

 

[SonicDisgaea98]

I hope more chapters come soon, this is so good. Not only educational, but the interactions are so interesting.

 

[JetKinen]

Oh shit, Eric sighting.
That's perhaps the rarest servant in FGO