It was interesting up until the red part.

It’s been several years since I thought I would re-read it, as I can hardly remember the details now.

The other day, the collector’s edition was 99 yen on Kindle, so I bought all the volumes.

I might have wanted to keep the status display.

>>6

I felt that something was missing while reading; there’s no explanation for the status of the cod and the reasons for its fluctuations.

In the game, surprisingly, the second one turned out to be quite good, Madara.

The game had good music, you know.

>>8

The battle BGM from the first work is really great, isn’t it?

The pre-boss battle presentation is oddly good.

>>8

A few years ago, my music was completely copied by an overseas indie game.

The flow from Shadow King to Vajra to Miroku is nice, right?

What is Akihiro Tajima doing now? Isn’t he drawing manga anymore?

>>10

I have a memory of selling paintings.

>>10

I’m doing doujin and illustrations.

Doesn’t it feel like the serialization is enough already?

This standalone book is great, isn’t it?

>>13

I like the cover art of volume 1 the most.

There are not a few creators whose brains have been fried.

Let’s watch the OVA too.

>>18

White Hair Bald King

>>18

The chaos of Masamoto Yasunori’s voice is great, isn’t it?

I want Mr. Tajima to do the character design for the game.

>>19

Galians?

>>21

Well, that’s something, but I like it nonetheless.

>>24

The King of Bad Roads, Aterui.

I think it would still be well-received if it were adapted into an anime.

The game is really well done by Konami’s Kukeiha Club.

The first generation is too simplistic as a game, but the graphics of the Eight Generals are amazing for a Famicom game.

While 2 became mediocre as a game, it still has a certain roughness to it, and the BGM is excellent.

What’s amazing is that they’re playing that background music on a Famicom, right?

>>28

The cassette is a big one, and the sound source is good too.

Madara and Megaten 2 have amazing music.

Madara… is Hyakkimaru, right?!

>>29

Seikinjya was Dororo!?

Since it’s volume 4, the period that the main characters were together is ridiculously short!

Even a giraffe is short in terms of description!

Because my soul has been burned by the Seishinja…

I read a pirated book or a doujinshi that I bought without knowing anything at that time.

I thought I didn’t really understand it, but later I realized it was totally a BL book.

It wasn’t just that.

>>35

It seems that there were people who became commercial BL authors.

Every time I see the original character of Pachi Neko, I vision the holy evil.

I feel like fewer people played 2 compared to 1.

Despite being a character-driven game, it actually plays like a proper RPG.

It wasn’t bad that the scenario, or rather the worldview, seemed to introduce an original character in the world of MADARA.

The character was moving around and making attack motions on the battle screen, putting in a lot of effort.

And it’s quite loose with a high degree of freedom in the wind.

>>37

The game is quite rough around the edges, but the BGM is just too good.

I still often listen to the regular battle music.

Each character has their own ultimate equipment, and while it may have negligible performance for others, it has a significant improvement when equipped by the character themselves.

I liked the specifications because they were somewhat innovative.

>>44

The benefits of enhancing music sound sources and stereoization are also significant.

Like

Kindergarten

Brothers

I liked the novel about becoming a wrestler.

I wonder why the status disappeared from the special edition.

>>40

It was already gone by the time of the Ace Comic.

It was probably originally attached to match the magazine it was featured in.

I heard that was made with a word processor.

I liked the font of that status display.

By the way, I heard there are PC games too, but I wonder if I can play them now.

I wonder if it’s one of those multi-disc FD games.

Madara 2’s “Dance of Tremors” and “Song of the Wanderer” are really awesome.

Madara 1 likes Gourikifu.

>>47

If you put them to sleep and deliver a poison blow, even the boss enemy will die easily!

The modern reincarnation chapter that is often discussed.

An unnecessarily grim atmosphere.

Coupling of popular sub-characters and the heroine

The dark fall of a former companion.

Inner depiction of a former enemy boss’s reincarnation, etc.

I think it fairly hits the standard tropes for modern fantasy reincarnation stories.

>>48

It was too early…

>>51

I feel like I was a warrior of ○○ in my past life, but I wonder if there are stories that start from before the reincarnation…

>>55

Am I a ball?

>>48

I feel like it’s mostly all just been thrown around because of various things people have said!

>>53

Even though I drew a contemporary one in the angel chapter, I just tossed it aside.

I’m going to write a modern version as a reboot and throw it even further!!

>>125

It’s about the Madara Millennium!!

I will become a god later.

Reincarnating as a half-body bio-gimmick is just ridiculous!

In the game Madara 2, I had an attachment to Fuyou because they become a companion halfway through.

Finally, Subarue is a companion in the final stages.

>>52

In the early stages, the Holy Evil becomes a rough ally.

>>56

I was really surprised because if you refuse this, you won’t normally become friends, since we were kids.

They will be gone.

>>52

The only part that is a bit tough is that the later you join, the less HP you get.

Thanks to that, I’ve ended up dying a lot when I wanted to use Shishimaru and charged into Yawato at a low level.

Today is the birthday of Seishinjya and Akihiro Tajima.

>>54

Seishinja is a character submitted by a reader.

>>60

Shirasun!

>>60

Jamira and Shadow King Madara were also reader submissions, right?

Chaos, you’ve only met Madara about 3 or 4 times in the story!

>>59

Because we fought together!

In the BGM for 2, it plays when entering a regular battle.

Dedeledi derelede de de de de de de de de den!

I like the intro.

Despite not having eyebrows, Seishinjya is quite popular, isn’t it?

>>62

The thick-browed Shishimaru too.

I heard that the Shadow King wasn’t originally planned to be such an important character.

The angel chapter was like a potent drug during puberty…

There are many important reader-created characters!

The game was like the magic of Madara…? I was a little moved that it was like this.

There are things like Meramera Mimera Zoma.

shomyokei

>>71

It’s a shame that shaman-type magic is written in katakana in the game.

I like the coolness of the written characters.

Especially status ailments and their recovery.

I like red too, but personally, I prefer the style from around that time rather than the one in that area…

>>72

I like around Saint Jude.

I liked the original character Nayuta from the Famicom version.

How many works are there featuring Madara?

108 works

I remember that blue was less popular compared to red.

>>77

Many older sisters who became hooked on the decaying aesthetic started out with just too much red and were triggered by blue.

Chishoudouki is nice, isn’t it?

I just want to know the ending.

I no longer have the energy to chase after it…

>>79

For example, after the ending of Takeshi’s Challenge.

What are you doing getting serious about a game like this?

>>79

The reason reincarnation becomes final is that the personality from the previous life is worn out and turns into a different person.

The chaos and the Jewish issues will be resolved and end in a worn-out episode.

Blue was producing a huge amount of rot!

My Madara has up to 108 variations, including doujin.

I don’t know how many there actually are.

Isn’t Chaos cursed because he used the blue flames and the hurricane, even though he’s not the true king?

My favorite line in red is

Thank you, lolicon.

What the hell is that shitty sand?

It’s nice to understand that Agharta is not an ideal place or anything like that.

Wasn’t it because Chaos tried to forcefully reincarnate?

Is that the Sacred Evil over there?

>>87

I entered the Gate of Agartha without completing the purification ritual, so I got cursed; it’s chaos.

The Holy Spirit Evil saved the continent in red, so it’s okay as it became a purification.

>>110

Was that purification at Fudaraku…?

Stigmata of Joka (MADARA)

BROTHERS (MADARA)

Darius = Sagaia (MADARA)

>>88

So this was Madara…?

>>91

It’s more like they’re skimming by, with the existence of Hakutaku and Al-Azif.

Various things I had saved.

Isn’t it amazing that just Isshō’s appearance made Seishinjya so popular?

It’s cool in red, but since it’s popular, it feels like we should do it like a side story.

>>92

I didn’t think that the character, who felt like a cheerful goofball to me as a kid, was popular enough to gain that much recognition.

The completion of the reincarnation arc marks the conclusion of the 108 works.

It’s great how, right from the start, I received a sharp fan letter from an elementary school student saying, “I’m better at drawing than you…”

>>95

My drawing skills have improved…

I understand the feelings of those who don’t need status, but it also added a unique flair…

During Basara’s “The only one I’m interested in is Kouga Saburou… it’s just your head,” my status skyrocketed.

>>99

I didn’t know this because it’s not included in the reprint edition.

Even though he’s one of the evil Eight Major Executives, it’s so cool that his first appearance is in a death scene!

In their prime, everyone could write in kanji.

>>100

In the game, you can receive a castle…

The Soul of Maitreya.

The status of the second one was inspired by SLG, yeah.

I’m not a pervert.

It’s Basara.

I wonder if there is a medieval Japanese ethnic fantasy like “Nii.”

Looking back at it now, the battles have a flashy style that’s typical of the ’80s and it’s pretty cool.

The boss artwork in the FC version is really amazing, but Miroku’s dad has such a terrible sketch that it makes me laugh.

And then the alien queen suddenly appears, declaring that I am the mastermind behind it all!

>>107

I was laughing out loud, saying things like Captain Spock would probably be eating a kids’ meal.

The book that discusses the various aspects of development when creating the FC version was interesting too.

>>109

I should have it, but I lost it…

The cover is a modified version of the illustration from volume 1.

It’s not very well-regarded, but I quite like it as I don’t step on angel wings.

I think there’s no need for a setting where the father is a sexual abuser, but maybe it’s a requirement or something.

>>113

From the Angel chapter onwards, it becomes quite grotesque, doesn’t it?

The ending of the second one is a bit too much of a bad ending, right?

The washed-up Basara will eventually be taken over by Miroku too!

Where exactly in Otsuka is the reincarnation world?

It intertwines with other sagas as well.

>>119

Furthermore, it mixes in the troublesome saga of the Otsuka couple, Kohei Oe.

Even mentioning my brother, in the end, I couldn’t complete it because it even shares part of its worldview with the Saint Mark of Joka.

As expected, the Kijima Diary and Psycho have nothing to do with Madara, right?

>>123

Psycho is not directly related.

Characters like Inuhiko are part of the star system.

>>123

It seems that Kijima and Saiko were connected in terms of their worldview.

Psycho features those two in the star system.

Akai was really determined because Mr. Tajima decided that this would be the last Madara he drew.

Started walking.

Not everything leads back to Devilman, you know.

Kindergarten War Chronicles ends relatively nicely, doesn’t it?

>>130

I feel like if it were remade now, Sakuyamama would be quite exaggerated.

It’s a manga that became a “no thank you” after I felt sick in a different direction.

The end of Psycho was really terrible, so it might have been better to throw it away.

>>133

I heard that Tajima was doing it by himself from halfway through.

The Kijima Diary has psycho-related content.

That psycho has Inu Hiko and Kirin, but I wonder what they were thinking when they put them out there.

>>136

I don’t think the original creator thought that far.

There are parts that are essentially like a reincarnation arc in Psycho.

In the main story of Psycho, personalities transfer from person to person.

I really like the theme of reincarnation, I guess.

Kikuo.

Ganju-ui?

>>141

My psycho ended in volume 3.

The Otsuka proposal to kill Amemiya was not accepted, so from there, it was led by Tajima.

Don’t keep being like a kid, held back by old memories and nostalgia; live in the now! (The End)

Director Anno has also made another Evangelion.

Psycho gives the impression of being broken from being pulled too much.

I want a writer with a new understanding to draw a reincarnation-themed manga.

It’s hard to tell which parts of Madara and Psycho are elements of Otsuka’s original work and which parts are Tajima’s arrangements.

Yay!!!!!!!!

I don’t know, but I think red is my favorite after all.

Hideshi Otsuka said he would investigate evidence of the propaganda of the Empire of Japan.

I haven’t been following it since I left for Shanghai, the home of propaganda, but I wonder what they’re doing now.

If you make a creator with a burned-out brain draw Madara Saga, it’ll be great!

I remember seeing this manga when I was reading a game magazine at a friend’s house.

>>152

It’s the one that was serialized in Maruetsu.

The early part of Psycho has such an intense and cult-like atmosphere that it really struck a chord with me as a middle school student who used to buy Shonen Ace to read the Eva manga…

It’s not Maruetsu, it’s Marukatsu.

What is this predictive text?

>>155

I miss Marukatsu or something like that.

I couldn’t buy game magazines, so I used to read them at my friend’s house.

It was interesting that MADARA Red, drawn with the holy evil protagonist after the main story, but why…

>>156

It was something like a final settlement.

Since it was overloaded, it might have left a different impression if it had been done in four volumes.

Well… with today’s predictive text input, Marukatsu would probably come after Maruetsu…

There are several Marukatsu books in the closet.

The Gilgamesh Saga was also interesting.

In other words, aside from the original, throughout the entire saga, Madara is just a stage set and the protagonist is Seishinja, right?

>>161

The saga had a showcase of the setting and felt like an all-star event.

It’s certainly a throw that can’t be excused.

In the light novel community, just managing to reach completion, no matter how, is considered a cut above the rest.

It is certainly true that there could have been a better resolution from the position of Hideshi Otsuka.

Psycho started to lose his malice around the point when Tetra told the ramen shop owner who was worried about him, “It’s okay…”

The angel arc is really interesting, you know.

Those who know about reincarnation and those who do not.

Those with power, those who have lost something.

Things that were enemies and things that were allies.

Everything is mixed up in a chaotic manner.

>>165

Um… about Volume 4…

When I reread MADARA, I can’t help but laugh at the way it wraps up at the end.

>>167

It couldn’t be helped because the game is coming out.

The story about the island of the prophet has vanished.