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A college student named Murakami unexpectedly meets Ilsela, a dragon from another realm. Aspiring to become a true dragon, Ilsela seeks a guardian to support her training in the human world. Experience the unique moments of sharing meals, rest, and companionship with a dragon.
This is the physical copy of the Please Look After the Dragon manhwa.
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Author: Makise Shoun, Higashiura Yuki
Language: Korean
Volume 1
ISBN13: 9791127556433
ISBN10: 1127556436
Page: 176
First edition limited: Illustrated postcard (book and wrapping)
Product Details
- Type: Korean Comic Book
- Language: Korean
- Origin: South Korea
- Condition: Brand New, Sealed
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Seraphina Avondale from New York City, USA (verified owner) –
As I dove into the whimsical pages of ‘Please Look After the Dragon,’ a heartwarming adventure unfolded, akin to curling up next to a warm fire while embracing winter’s chill. Murakami’s connection with Ilsela transcended typical friendship; it blossomed amidst meals spiced with laughter and quiet moments laden with significance. Each encounter whispered an age-old bond between humans and dragons—a celebration steeped in imagination that evokes childhood reveries on sultry New York nights.
Aroha Tāwhirimātea from Wellington, New Zealand –
As I flipped through the vivid pages of *Please Look After the Dragon*, I was completely mesmerized. Murakami’s unlikely bond with Ilsela, a dragon trying to blend into our world, weaves an intricate narrative that dances between reality and fantasy in ways I’d never imagined. The visuals encapsulate moments so vibrant you could almost taste them – shared meals bursting with flavor reminding me of my grandmother’s recipes back in Aotearoa! Each chapter elegantly invites introspection on companionship; it’s heartening and deeply immersive yet cheeky when least expected.
Freya Halverson from Barcelona, España –
Sumeria da vida al inmenso corazón del dragón. La conexión que surge entre ellos es profundamente conmovedora; una historia de aprendizaje y compañerismo deliciosa como un abrazo cálido en los días fríos.
Elara Sutherland from Austin, Texas (verified owner) –
Dude, you’ve gotta check out ‘Please Look After the Dragon’! It’s like a magical slice-of-life saga but with dragons and college vibes in Japan. The moments between Murakami and Ilsela hit different—imagine bonding over snacks while she’s practicing her fiery moves at a noodle shop! 😂 Just when you think it can’t get any crazier, their little misadventures bring tons of laughs. If you’re looking for something fresh that tugs your heartstrings alongside dragon training lessons (who would’ve thought?), this manhwa delivers everything in spades. Seriously amazing art too; it’s packed with color & feels!
Darius Khalil from Toronto, Canada (verified owner) –
Interwoven with mystical tales, ‘Please Look After the Dragon’ showcases a refreshing fusion of human emotion and fantastical adventure. The relationship between Murakami and Ilsela brilliantly unfolds through intimate exchanges that captivate one’s imagination.
Amir Kassem from Berlin, Deutschland –
Auf den ersten Blick könnte “Bitte kümmer dich um den Drachen” wie eine seichte Erzählung wirken, die in einem typischen Schulsetting spielt. Doch was sich dahinter verbirgt, ist weit mehr als nur die Bekanntschaft eines Studenten mit einer Drago… pardon – ‘Drachen’. Die ergreifenden Momente zwischen Murakami und Ilsela bieten nicht einfach unterhaltsame Lesepausen; sie rufen auch Fragen zu Identität und Begleitung hervor. Der Charme von Dansige landet authentisch auf jeder Seite des Manga! Auf unerwartete Weise verbindet es meine nostalgischen Kindheitserinnerungen mit neu gewonnenen Einsichten über Freundschaften und Wachstum – selbst wenn diese durch Flügel ersetzt sind. Am Ende muss ich sagen: dies geht weit über das Belächeln hinweg.