Kurogane no Valhallian
Valhallian the Black Iron

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If you’ve ever wondered what would happen if the dark fantasy of Berserk collided head-on with the epic battles of Record of Ragnarok, look no further than Kurogane no Valhalian. This manga seamlessly blends historical figures, intense combat, and a captivating storyline into a thrilling package.

1. Immaculate Storytelling:

The plot is a rollercoaster ride of suspense and intrigue. Every chapter leaves you craving more, and the “next chapter” button becomes your lifeline.
Without giving away spoilers, I can confidently say that the manga delivers one of the most perfect endings I’ve ever encountered. Prepare to be emotionally invested!
2. Artistry That Leaves You Speechless:

Toshimitsu Matsubara’s art is nothing ... short of divine. Each panel is a masterpiece, akin to gazing at the intricate details in a stained glass window.
The author’s ability to capture both brutality and beauty rivals the likes of Kentaro Miura (Berserk) and Takehiko Inoue (Vagabond). Prepare to be dumbfounded.
3. A Pantheon of Historical Figures:

Napoleon? Lu Bu? Yes, they’re all here! The manga weaves these iconic characters into its narrative, creating a unique blend of history and fantasy.
Watching these legends clash in battle is a treat for any fan of historical or mythological fiction.
In Summary: “Kurogane no Valhalian” is a hidden gem waiting to be discovered. If you enjoyed the brutal combat of Record of Ragnarok or the dark, gritty world of Berserk, this manga is a must-read.

Ahh it's so nice having Matsubara-sensei back in the game with another outstanding piece of work

I came here to rate this masterpiece a 10 but then i saw that it was underrated...(I dont understand why! It should at least be a 8.50!) This is for me personally the first manga that i read about valhalla the plot is very intriguing, every week after finishing a chapter my heart aches as i cannot click the "next chapter" button
It got everything that a seinen needs to have: Fights, blood, tragic scenes, some jokes and a bit of NSFW stuff.

The characters are truly endearing and for me ... the best one is khan that little guy is so cute when he sucks his thumb lmao

And last but not least the art: It truly leaves me dumbfounded the details that the author is able to draw are astonishing (In each double paged panel i always spend 5 to 10 minutes to admire the beauty of matsubara-sensei's art) it's easily a god-tier art style alongside kentaro miura's berserk and takehiko inoue's vagabond.

This is the end of the review, i'll summarize all this in 3 words: "GO READ IT!" it's really worth it.