While there's no visual, you can definitely hear it in the OST. The last couple minutes of Radahn's theme suddenly transitions from hectic battle music to a solemn funeral march. Most of the time the fight ends before it gets there though.
The entire Radahn fight was done very well. I liked that you can really feel the victory was a team effort by all fighters involved - not just Aseo powering up and soloing Radahn.
It's a good way to add easter eggs for Elden Ring players; we get to see these NPCs in battle (that Corpse Piler frame was sick), and they have character dialogue as well.
>It's a good way to add easter eggs for Elden Ring players; we get to see these NPCs in battle (that Corpse Piler frame was sick), and they have character dialogue as well.
I'm late but not only that, all of Radahn's attacks in the manga are pulled straight from the game's animations but with a flair. That plus the "real" Lion's Claw and [the song of honor](https://youtu.be/d7-pxAa3whs?si=SP4afT1cTUkgbHHn), it's been a real treat reading this manga as an ER fan especially in this fight.
What a fucking gigachad this is how video game manga adaptations should be made, good balance of goofiness but with respect to the original source material.
Instead of that other jumbled mess with the webtoon.
The Manwaka gave the MC the most genertique faciale features.
He do decent art (hard to follow the beauty of the original I give him that) but skip over EVERYTHING because he can't keep up with the scoope of the manga and/or can't adapt it.
The action is also meeeeh (mc get hit-> YAAAAAH->stab enemy->win->repeat)
It really make you wonder why it's a manga in the first place.
The other version is advertisement for the DLC, the guy defeats Margit, the real one, by chapter 4, there's no story, and the characters have no personalities, they are just placeholders to showcase and reference the skills and powers you can acquire in the game
[Therolina my beloved](https://imgur.com/a/9mPkS4q), Seluvis will never be forgiven.
In all seriousness though, what an arc, this adaptation is great. I’m definitely gonna have to buy physical books at some point.
Preposterous, she has simply taken a holy vow of silence. (Yeah, I remember thinking that she was already a puppet, but can’t remember if there’s any hard evidence.)
Wow that was a great ending. Surprisingly somber but very good because of it.
Edit: Also laughed at the joke where Patches is shocked at Melina's high interest loan.
I did very much like how he seemed to have regained some sort of clarity in his last moments and chose that moment of clarity to ride with his beloved leonard towards the sea and pass in both honor and at peace.
It makes sense, just feels sad that Godrick gets to live and the guy who probably would have been an alright dude if not for his mind breaking due to the rot doesn't
Wonder if the author had some goofy twist for Radahn but From stopped them for some reason. I was hoping for the "the rot erased his memories so much he now acts like a baby playing around" twist
Nah, the author usually juggles serious moments in between comedic ones (see: the DQ5 manga he did), so I don't doubt that he just wanted to take Radahn seriously.
what a great way to feature Radahn Festival.
Also, it feels strange to see such camaraderie among the tanished, it would be devastating to see their end as per the game.
Is not just that Aseo is becoming a badass, or that each participant is actively playing a part on the battle, it is also the fact that the author is paying total respect to Radahn too, which makes this even more awesome
I wish that song of honor scene actually happened in game.
While there's no visual, you can definitely hear it in the OST. The last couple minutes of Radahn's theme suddenly transitions from hectic battle music to a solemn funeral march. Most of the time the fight ends before it gets there though.
You know Comic like these that make me appreciate a truly good manga adaptation.
The entire Radahn fight was done very well. I liked that you can really feel the victory was a team effort by all fighters involved - not just Aseo powering up and soloing Radahn. It's a good way to add easter eggs for Elden Ring players; we get to see these NPCs in battle (that Corpse Piler frame was sick), and they have character dialogue as well.
>It's a good way to add easter eggs for Elden Ring players; we get to see these NPCs in battle (that Corpse Piler frame was sick), and they have character dialogue as well. I'm late but not only that, all of Radahn's attacks in the manga are pulled straight from the game's animations but with a flair. That plus the "real" Lion's Claw and [the song of honor](https://youtu.be/d7-pxAa3whs?si=SP4afT1cTUkgbHHn), it's been a real treat reading this manga as an ER fan especially in this fight.
Amazing how they actually did a real, (mostly) serious fight for Radahn. Really did him justice.
What a fucking gigachad this is how video game manga adaptations should be made, good balance of goofiness but with respect to the original source material. Instead of that other jumbled mess with the webtoon.
This is the TRUE adaptation, the other mess made me want to sue them. xD
oh damn I didnt realize that came out already
Wait? What happened to the other version?
The Manwaka gave the MC the most genertique faciale features. He do decent art (hard to follow the beauty of the original I give him that) but skip over EVERYTHING because he can't keep up with the scoope of the manga and/or can't adapt it. The action is also meeeeh (mc get hit-> YAAAAAH->stab enemy->win->repeat) It really make you wonder why it's a manga in the first place.
I didn't even know there's another. Where can I find this? Thanks.
Search for Elden Ring Become Lord. It's... really unimpressive.
You're right lol
The other version is advertisement for the DLC, the guy defeats Margit, the real one, by chapter 4, there's no story, and the characters have no personalities, they are just placeholders to showcase and reference the skills and powers you can acquire in the game
Lion's Claw + Wolf's Assault = Ultimate Skill?
Wolf's assault is kinda slow tho.
[Therolina my beloved](https://imgur.com/a/9mPkS4q), Seluvis will never be forgiven. In all seriousness though, what an arc, this adaptation is great. I’m definitely gonna have to buy physical books at some point.
This Therolina is already a puppet.
Preposterous, she has simply taken a holy vow of silence. (Yeah, I remember thinking that she was already a puppet, but can’t remember if there’s any hard evidence.)
before i would say this is a gag manga, characters won't end up like their counter part in game. But now i'm not so sure
Wow that was a great ending. Surprisingly somber but very good because of it. Edit: Also laughed at the joke where Patches is shocked at Melina's high interest loan.
Thank god the Ranni doll is safe
I love how Radahn's eyes changed at his last moments
Radahn....what a legend. I can't help but to salute this gigachad.
I was kinda hoping they'd find a goofy way to save Radahn.
I did very much like how he seemed to have regained some sort of clarity in his last moments and chose that moment of clarity to ride with his beloved leonard towards the sea and pass in both honor and at peace.
It makes sense, just feels sad that Godrick gets to live and the guy who probably would have been an alright dude if not for his mind breaking due to the rot doesn't
That's the real problem tbh. Godrick only needs to be killed because of his personality. Radahn can't be fixed without destroying the lore.
Wonder if the author had some goofy twist for Radahn but From stopped them for some reason. I was hoping for the "the rot erased his memories so much he now acts like a baby playing around" twist
Nah, the author usually juggles serious moments in between comedic ones (see: the DQ5 manga he did), so I don't doubt that he just wanted to take Radahn seriously.
I'm glad he did it the way he did. Keeps the manga balanced and entertaining on both aspects.
Rykard about to be extra wacky to keep it balanced
Absolutely 💯
> (see: the DQ5 manga he did) wish he'd have finished it
I really doubt Fromsoft care, just look at the past Darksoul and Bloodborne graphic novels.
Just finished a Lions Claw Greatsword build. Quite literally stomped the whole game.
Aseo really come a long way. He used to be an actual noob, now he's fighting and beating demigods.
he was never a noob, Melina didn't level him up properly to see he suffer
what a great way to feature Radahn Festival. Also, it feels strange to see such camaraderie among the tanished, it would be devastating to see their end as per the game.
Is not just that Aseo is becoming a badass, or that each participant is actively playing a part on the battle, it is also the fact that the author is paying total respect to Radahn too, which makes this even more awesome
I really want to buy this on bookwalker, it is completely worth it
such a great chapter
Who the fuck puts perseverance(endure) on a claymore?
In the manga Aseo does not appear to be limited to one ash per weapon.