Scan barcode
raven9949's review against another edition
3.0
Read the English version in which this comic is called "Seven Warriors." I'm waiting to see how the second comic will turn out before I state my offical opinion... But on a historical level it looks promising... I'm especially interested to see how the comic will continue esp with any more flash backs about Tanais and Kobyak.... also curious as to the two scenes in which things aren't really explained. I've got a pretty good guess that the first two pages is actually the Prince and Tanais.... but can't be sure, I'll just have to wait and see.
But I do think its a waste to introduce a character that the reader believes will be a main character and then kill that said character 16 pages....
Also, it should be interesting to see if the writers will explain the scene with all the warriors and the prince, during the ritual... of if its as a I thought...
But I do think its a waste to introduce a character that the reader believes will be a main character and then kill that said character 16 pages....
Also, it should be interesting to see if the writers will explain the scene with all the warriors and the prince, during the ritual... of if its as a I thought...
jokoloyo's review
1.0
GR rating standard only mention 1 star as "I don't like it (or worse)". This story is not the worst comic I have ever read, but I still don't like it.
The cover art and the title was catchy, I admit that. But after the third of the story I had a bad feeling about it. After 70% the pattern was pretty clear. The end should be surprising, but the hints were obvious.
Maybe I had a very high expectations reading "7 warriors", expecting a "7 Samurai" theme, but this story was not it. The plot reason of gathering female warriors was different. It should be pretty original, but the execution was poor.
1. all six female comrades didn't remember anything after drugged, but not one of them had curiosity afterward?
2. the original warriors guarding the prince with their lives, against booby-traps to the port. But Izza, the underdog (there should be an underdog/newbie in a 7-person team), already waiting them near the port, because she used normal trap-free way. But then Izza were considered as amateur. What kind of logic was that?
3. At the end when the main characters found the secret city had already attacked, but there were still supplies for years for all the survivors? Not to mention there were nice maternity dresses.
The cover art and the title was catchy, I admit that. But after the third of the story I had a bad feeling about it. After 70% the pattern was pretty clear. The end should be surprising, but the hints were obvious.
Maybe I had a very high expectations reading "7 warriors", expecting a "7 Samurai" theme, but this story was not it. The plot reason of gathering female warriors was different. It should be pretty original, but the execution was poor.
Spoiler
Some things I found easily:1. all six female comrades didn't remember anything after drugged, but not one of them had curiosity afterward?
2. the original warriors guarding the prince with their lives, against booby-traps to the port. But Izza, the underdog (there should be an underdog/newbie in a 7-person team), already waiting them near the port, because she used normal trap-free way. But then Izza were considered as amateur. What kind of logic was that?
3. At the end when the main characters found the secret city had already attacked, but there were still supplies for years for all the survivors? Not to mention there were nice maternity dresses.
More...