Meaheim

[MangaDex]

 

[NicolaMateoCeroni]

Bis jetzt ist das Ganze schon sehr interessant, ich freue mich schon auf das nächste Kapitel.

 

[Yopierrette]

This is peak fiction, if there was a physical manga in france or in amazon i would buy it ! I like the way it's not sexualised !

 

[syvixor]

This is peak fiction, if there was a physical manga in france or in amazon i would buy it ! I like the way it's not sexualised !

I Agree... It’s so rare to see a fantasy like this—set in such a mysterious and haunting world—focus on storytelling and character depth without falling into over-sexualization

 

[coyote_vdb]

This is extremely promising, whether the art, the storytelling or the context. A lot of personality. I'm hooked.

 

[bastek66]

Where are the chapters? Not even comments?

 

[Giguv]

This is awesome! A "Stalker"-like exclusion zone, but in a dark fantasy setting. I was feeling very pleased with myself for making that connection, but then lake Solaris in one of the early chapters made clear that the author is not going to be shy or suddle about the sci-fi inspiration

 

[UberNomad]

Was there first three chapters?

 

[Bertramm]

Was there first three chapters?

Deleted, better search it from another sites.

 

[Caekester]

This is awesome! A "Stalker"-like exclusion zone, but in a dark fantasy setting. I was feeling very pleased with myself for making that connection, but then lake Solaris in one of the early chapters made clear that the author is not going to be shy or suddle about the sci-fi inspiration

Good catch, that flew right by me! This series' premise is very reminiscent of Roadside Picnic in a medieval setting, very promising and another reason why Kenji Tsurubuchi is quickly becoming my favorite mangaka