Is It Wrong to Try to Pick Up Girls in a Dungeon?, Vol. 1 (manga)

A really enjoyable manga i found it very funny, the art is nice and if you enjoy fun fantasy setting with some fan service aswell if your okay with that i'd recomend it

If you've watched the anime then there won't be any surprises in this volume as it is more or less word for word/scene for scene but that doesn't make it any less enjoyable ( at least to me ).

I enjoyed this anime so I thought I'd give the manga a try, manga always has more in it than an anime so I'm excited to buy more volumes.

Shipping was good, and it arrived within the estimated delivery date. The book itself has a good, high quality feel to it and is of a average thickness you would find in a manga. I should mention that this is volume one of the MANGA, and not the light novel. And of course, the art is nice, tidy and pleasing to look at.As I ordered through Book Depository, I got a nice free bookmark with my order, which I think is a nice touch.

I recommend

I accidentally bought the novel volume 2 thinking it was the manga volume 2. Just a friendly reminder that you should pay attention when titles happen to have both novels and manga versions.I guess I'll end up buying the novels at some time now. I've not had time to read it yet, but I tend to like everything I read.

Very good story has quite a few rpg elements watched the anime to the end it will be interesting to see if the manga takes a different route

I just really enjoyed reading this, as a result I'll carry on with the other ones like this and enjoy them too

The basic story has an interesting premise and is unique in that the character is said to start out with his quest in-story for the purposes of creating a harem... but then he falls head over heels in love with a female warrior who saves his life (immediately ending that aspiration).I have posted a review of the light novel, wherein I summarized the book, so I won't spend much time on it here. My main goal here is to take note of how well the manga adopted the story.The bad is that the story skips out some minor details that may be important later on. It also makes Hestia at first appear like a jerk by not explaining how her actions are due to jealousy of Aiz Wallenstein. Still not nice of her, but the manga makes it worse. It also, like the anime, completely skipped over the grading system for the levels. Most Japanese fiction uses grades of S as the highest for ranking the characters' skills, and then A through some level. But someone unfamiliar might not realize this, or that the letters start over again with each level. Also not mentioned is the "normal" growth rate so Bell's growth seems to not make sense other than being told it's fast.Of good part is how the characterization is a bit better than the LN source material in some ways. We get to see how much of a tsundere Hephaistos is towards Hestia, and see just how devestating Freya's powers are. They are not just entrancing but truly powerful that might put Bell in trouble.I really enjoyed the art, including the color insert and the little tidbits about the world the and story are neat. They seem to come in-between chapters. Beyond that, we are given a little hint of things to come later on.All in all, this was a good adaptation, and one I truly recommend.

Awesome manga.I watch the anime first but the manga adaptation is quite good.Drawing are pretty good.I recommend it for every manga and also RPG fan.

For those who enjoyed the anime this is a must :D Smooth light reading: something to read for fun on a sunday

Me gusta su historia, llego en buenas condiciones

So even though I knew the dimensions of the book, it's still quite small looking regardless. The manga itself is well done but I'm still getting used to the reverse reading. My only gripe is that you seem to lose a small portion of the art because of the binding. Would still recommend.