Seireitsukai no Blade Dance
Blade Dance of Elementalers

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This anime is another of the same anime as Zero in Tsukaima, the boy (Kazehaya Kamito) ends up becoming a type of subordinate of the girl (Claire Rouge) in a world where the spirits are like the relatives of Zero in the Tsukaima, only pure girls May be privileged to enter into contracts with them.

On the way to the gym, in the middle of a forest, Kamito encounters a redheaded girl (Claire Rouge) purifying herself in a lake, the moment she saw him, she ended up embarrassing and attacking him. The reason she was there was to hire a spirit sealed in a sword. He ... ended up following her, at the time of the contract the sword ended up attacking and in an attempt to protect her Kamito ended up making the contract with the sword that for some reason calmed down with him.

Completely annoyed that he has "stolen" the spirit that it forces him to become his contracted spirit and take responsibility for it.

A very interesting work for people who like contracted spirits, the anime has some aspects well cliches here and there, but still it does not leave to be desired.
A protagonist with some mysteries in the beginning, but unveiled in the course of the story gives, that is to say it also contains a great comedy, so you know, laughing is an option.
A very funny anime that puts its comedy mainly in the scenes of romance or harem often like opening a door at the wrong time where even being a cliché anime and good to watch.
Charismatic characters and specific personalities and strong nothing more in the protagonist but in the girls who accompany the protagonist and the old cliches mourn to protect everyone.
The animation of this anime is a little above average in my opinion, because it is highlighting the course of the anime, at first it may not be noticed, but surely can be perceived throughout the anime.
Its design is very similar to the other animes of the same genre, but it stands out better in some moments. Its opening and ending are to my liking, because I really enjoyed both.
The soundtrack in moments of battle are excellent in my opinion, it is also worth telling the most intense moments in the dialogues, I find it very interesting until the soundtrack, it is not one that is above all expectations, but still a good track Sound

tl;dr: A pretty great manga that mostly serves as build up for the story past where the manga ends, but the anime and light novel do the same but better.

This is the manga adaptation for a light novel that’s also gotten an anime adaptation. I’ve already seen the anime adaptation as well as read the light novel past where this manga ends, and from that point of view I’d say that this is a decent enough adaptation. It manages to carry the strengths of the story reasonably well. The plot is pretty formulaic but it sets up most all of the characters their motivations pretty ... well while also providing decent background on the setting and building up a lot of mysteries that are going to be important in the future. The cast of characters are a bit cliche, but are implemented well, and while the action so far is a bit simplistic it is also implemented well. While it’s clear that there’s a lot more to the plot and that most aspects have only been barely touched on, the manga ends at a point that it feels is like a good break point. So, in and of itself it’s a solid enough manga.

Still, this manga ends at the exact point that the anime does, and thus I feel there really isn’t much point to this manga. While the manga is a decent enough adaptation, the anime is somewhat better. The manga is missing a lot of small moments that add up in terms of showing off characters. Est for example, is pretty much a non-entity in the manga. And thus, while in and of itself the story is fine, as an adaptation it feels like it’s lacking a bit compared to the anime and light novel that do a better job. While the art in the manga is decent, the anime also has better art and pretty solid animation.

So, if you’re looking for a visual medium, the anime is the way to go. And if you want a print medium the original source material, the light novel, would be the better choice. If you have a preference for manga above everything than that’s fine, as previously stated the manga is pretty good, but if you have to choose, the anime or light novel would be better picks. The only ones to whom I’d recommend this manga is for those that have already gone through the story in another medium and just want to go through this part of the story again in a different way, as in that case this is a really solid way of doing so.