The Good:
-I've seen worse art
-the story is mildly interesting
-despite being ecchi not a harem
-interesting characters
-the mascot suit is really cute
The Bad:
- uncomfortable fanservice
- The story is a little hard to follow
-unrealistic characters
- the author needs to work on paneling
The Long:
Glepnir is weird. While the art is pretty interesting, the cover is the entire reason I read it, the manga itself pushes VERY CLOSE to making me drop it. You know how Goblin Slayer, has that questionable fanservice, and heinous stuff in it? So does Glepnir(not to the same extent, but it's a turn off) which almost made me drop it.
The characters themselves seem kind of interesting. They aren't very realistic characters, but interesting. This may sound contradictory, yet it's true. The protagonist is weaker, kind of leaning on the Shirou Emiya(Fate/Stay Night) side of morality at the beginning, does understand that sometimes they got to kill.
In conclusion, this manga is similar to Tokyo Ghoul. Not for kids in the slightest with very questionable themes and subject matter. It's not nearly as well done as Tokyo Ghoul, though. That doesn't mean you shouldn't read Glepnir. It doesn't fail miserably at what it tries to do.
