Dragon's Crown

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Dragon's Crown is a good adaptation of the ATLUS video game. The way the highly controversial character design is brought to paper is almost perfect. Maintaining the fanservice and enhancing it even more. Being an interesting world, this dynamic is expanded with interactions between characters that go beyond simple video game dialogues. The secondary ones take on greater narrative weight. The action, although it cannot emulate the beat 'm up at all, but overall it is acceptable. A short read to expand on an excellent video game.

Starting from a simple premise of a Dragon, a treasure and a group of adventurers who go in search ... of solving the problem of a kingdom is where all the magic happens. A group of very varied and charismatic characters, where thanks to this medium, better empathy can be generated with them. Although something like this is already achieved in the game, this time it is expanded more and that is appreciated.

That fanservice that some cause rejection, well here it is enhanced and that rejection is caused, well even better. The totally fanciful designs are improved to the point that you can really tell that they thought very well when they created so much exuberance and voluptuousness.

Story 7 | Art 9 | Characters Design 9

I'm not going to bother you with a detailed review of the whole series. Dragon's Crown is a boring story that just strings different quests together with a vague overarching plot. There was barely any kind of sequence to the story and just felt like a rushed mess.
The art can be decent at times but is nothing special I wouldn't waste my time on it it's just passable. It very ecchi so if you into this kind of stuff then you'll like it. Overall, I found this series boring, sloppily put together, and just a chore to read. Would not recommend.