Briefly about Nanatsu No Taizai manga: Since ancient times in Britain, the heroes who defend the country from the attack of otherworldly creatures have been revered. They are calling the Knights of the Holy Order. And the seven strongest of all defenders of warriors – the Seven Deadly Sins. Once the sins are revering. But 10 years ago there was an attack on the Holy Order. So, almost all the knights are killing. And by coincidence, the seven sins are accusing of atrocity. Now they are outlawing. And wanting as murderers and criminals who tried to start a revolution. But the real threat comes from the remnants of the Holy Order.
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Uniting, he puts up a coup in the kingdom, takes away power, and the ruling family is imprisoning. Only one member of the royal family, Princess Elizabeth, manages to avoid imprisonment. Hoping to save her family, she decides to find the convicted sins, believing that they are framing. The girl hopes that they will help overthrow the order.
It all started with Britannia. A rather unusual beginning for a manga! As events unfold, we see Lyoness. It’s a historical kingdom in what used to be medieval Britain. The plot of the manga then begins to weave more and more legendary characters. And motifs into the plot. Such as the legend of King Arthur and the Knights of the Round Table, the legend of the Fairy Kingdom, the legend of giants and demons.
Quite unusual protagonists also represent the legendarium. Meliodas, the protagonist, is presenting as a descendant of a demonic family. Diana, the sin of Envy, is a representative of the giants’ kin. Ban, the sin of Greed, is unusual in itself – he is immortal. King, the sin of Laziness, is the king of the Fairies, and Merlin, the sin of Gluttony. And there is that great wizard Merlin from the legends of King Arthur.
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And thinking about the possible historical origins of the main characters. I am quite surprising when I find a reference to Tristan’s father in a book of Briton legends. This is from the famous legend of “Tristan and Isolde. Tristan’s father was none other than… Meliodas of Lyonesse! It might have seemed like a simple coincidence. But Tristan’s mother’s name was Isabella, whose name was interpreted later in the registry as “Elizabeth”. It is also very interesting that the father of Lancelot of the Lake, who served at the court of the already elderly King Arthur. Like Tristan, by the way), was a certain Sir Ban, whose wife was Princess Fairy. And the Fairies, as we know in the manga, are represented not only by King King King, the sin of Leni. But also his sister Elaine, and hence Princess Fey.
Really impressive are the landscapes of the world depicted. It would seem much more banal – trees, settlements, castles, valleys, boring and rutted. If it weren’t for one “but”. In the course of working on the manga, the mangaka begins to get tired of drawing the scenery. And simply begins to “cheat” by inserting previously used sketches into the manga. I didn’t see this trend in Nakaba’s manga. Over the course of twenty volumes, the mangaka continues to delight us with interesting landscapes and unusual natural phenomena.
The characters in the Seven Deadly Sins manga are admirable. Each of the main characters, and even many of the secondary characters, has their own vivid, unique character. They are demonstrated in every dialogue, every decision in which a character is involved.
Just as interesting are the external appearances of the characters. Each one is somehow personalized. Whether it’s Diana’s extreme height, or the bangs covering Elizabeth’s right eye. Of course, here, too, the mangaka has supported the cult of “breasts” and “pantzu-shots.” But what manga doesn’t play on that these days?
Images of battles. Yes, here, of course, is the traditional “More Words, Less Deeds” nature of many manga. To my great regret, quite a few of the battles are reduced to useless chatter. Undoubtedly, there were some battles that were quite spectacular, beautiful, exciting and adrenaline-provoking. But they were an overwhelming minority.
