Naruto The Demon Slayer Season Two Review

 This is the second part in my ongoing series of Chinese translation adventures for Indonesian manga enthusiasts. This time, I'll translate a manga about Chinese martial arts. This is the second installment of my journey as an hopeful practitioner and student of kung fu. In the first part, we dealt with the question of Dr. Wu, founder of the Shifu family, who is seeking perfection and serenity. Now it is time to move on to Chinese manga, which as you'll probably realize, has a lot more depth than what the author says on his website!

Day of the Dragon is an epic tale about martial arts and takes place in the early days of Cantonese culture. Alexiraz is an ex-convict and lives in Singapore's rural areas with his Uncle and Cousin bacakomik indonesia. While most of the comic is comprised of scenes between Alexiraz and his Uncle but we also get introduced to some important characters such as the village chief, Bantu, and the mysterious Doctor Wu. Day of the Dragon is written by Koh Tiong who is of Indian origin, but is also of Malaysian descent. His writing abilities are portrayed by his extremely detailed and precise drawings. He does an excellent job translating, since most things related to Chinese characters require an expert translator.

The story begins when Alexiraz's Uncle throws a party to celebrate his birthday. There is excitement in the air as the son of a powerful family clan tries to make his good impressions on the locals. While his family members celebrate his "perfect" birthday, his Uncle sends him off with instructions that he take care of his uncle and take care of himself. Alexiraz is devastated and sets out to discover the truth about his uncle's death. He plans to take revenge on his sworn enemy Irzaqi, a local Kung Fu master.

The story is set during Alexiraz's search for the truth behind his Uncle's murder. While on the hunt, he also encounters several other characters with a lot of color that add humor to the story which include a blonde monkey and a talking frog an animal-like snake, and several Chinese witches. The intricate artwork in this manga may turn off readers not familiar with Chinese history, as well as the complicated history behind Chinese law.

There are people who have enjoyed the gritty and dark Asian-Asian relationship depicted in this manga. While some might argue that this type of story needs more explanation, it's not the kind of manga for those who seek to engage in deep philosophical conversations. If such a person reads this, they might be more disposed to enjoy the vibrant dialogues, well-constructed characters and the realistic depictions of martial arts combat that are the hallmark of most volumes of this manga baca komik indonesia. In a lot of ways the quiet, contemplative style of Japanese manga is similar to the way American crime fiction has been told in recent years.

A lot of people might think that this manga might be too dark. It is full of violence and death. The mangaka sometimes adds complicated philosophical concepts. However, despite the dark tone of the manga, I feel that Naruto the Demon Slayer season 2 is still a lighthearted and enjoyable story. Although it is not perfect, its authentic depiction of Japanese lifestyle and culture makes it much more enjoyable than other manga trying to explain complex subjects like law and philosophy in a way that is engaging. I recommend this manga to anyone who is looking for a thrilling exciting read with a an element of reality to it.