Dragonar Academy Vol. 5

This series is definitely good and pretty much has all that harem fans like. If you are not a person who likes harem series don't worry the harem part of this manga isn't the only main thing. On another note for those that like the story you will like it even more as another reviewer had said eco true purpose will be revealed soon and some other good stuff. Light novel readers know what I am talking about. Now for otakus like myself that like harem series here are some good stuff that this series has 1. cute girls which to me are looking better every time 2. detailed awesome drawing 3. some fan service 4. heroines that are into and like our protagonist especially the cute tsundere eco 5. humor 6. oh and some action so that is good I recommend that you buy this volume and all other volumes that you may not have it is a very enjoyable manga but do keep in mind that this is a seinen manga so it will have some mature things but even better for me atleast.

As the group enter the ancient dragon graveyard, the evil Milguass rises an army of undead dragons in order to destroy the academy. The identity of this character is discovered by the princess, but can they hold out long enough to defeat the newest threats and restore the faith between a new rider and her steed. Then Sylvie and Ash get a summons from Sylvie's father, but the threat of the empire looms as they plan to kidnap Eco for their own purposes. This is the start of the Awakening arc in which Eco's true purpose will be revealed. Their is the standard fan service and some nudity, but compared to the first two not as much as it is going more in the development side of the characters. But it was a good read and cannot wait for the next one.

Got to keep reading the set and don't want to stop

As I read through this volume, I was surprisingly pleased to not be hindered by the usual stumbling-blocks. To be honest, I was prepared to issue a four out of five stars as I witnessed some substantial plot development. Although I disagree with the tentacle scene, at least we see clothes on the character. The violence aspect did not seem as intense compared to the Brionac confrontation even though they squared off against Milgaus. Everything was progressing swimmingly, then, everything unraveled. Devolvement into typical sinister fanservice. Ash is pleading with Eco to let him stay in the quarters in a more civilised fashion, and, at this section we witness her in a series of topless spreads in the room. Breast illustration NOT comprised of just generic "white space". Just despicable the way Ran illustrates Eco in this manner such to the degree of an underdeveloped ten [10] year old girl. Shame on you Seven Seas for not "checking this at the door" (so to speak). At that moment, made me right proud to put down this drivel, and purchase Say I Love You vol. 6 from rival publisher Kodansha. I also purchased Ema Toyoma's Manga Dogs vol. 3. Thank you Kodansha for producing reasonable titles. Though Seven Seas may continue on this reckless path, I will absolutely not tolerate it, and will continue to support rival publishing houses over them. While here, I may as well take some time to call out Yen Press for Ani-Imo that delved into "forbidden" love AND Gou-dere that went into unsavory themes. What is going on Yen Press? Please stick to more conventional works in the way of the Disappearance of Yuki-Nagato and K-ON! etc. The more controversality I see, back on the shelf, no purchase made. Let that be a lesson for those crafting a manga. In closing, we will see what the next volume of Dragonar holds, Regards, S.B. Oasis: Wonderwall:- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9DvRCykzHy4

brought this for my son's birthday, he loves them

Buen encuadernado

another great volume keep it coming