Dragon Quest: The Adventure of Dai

There are no dips in quality for this series, story wise and in animation. One of the fight scenes is so well animated, its hard for me to say I have seen better, its only downfall is part of the fight scene had cgi in it, but asides from that, I blows deku vs overhaul and any jujitsu kaisen fight out of the water in terms of quality and beauty of animation.

For all those who grew in the 90's and watched the first version, this is a love letter for us, I cannot begin to tell how happy I am this remain loyal to its original story, it's like being a child again, what a sweet taste in our hearts.

It's seeing back in time and yet something new Animation is gorgeous Clearly this was made with so much love.

As we for RPG lovers dragon quest franchise comes to life, stronger than it was.

Give it a chance I assure you, won't be disappointed Every battle is a thrill you just wish to live in it and be part of this world.

It's an anime that lives up to the greatest ever existed.

I love this anime, its like playing the whole Dragon Quest RPG created into anime. I hope they will continue creating other sequels of Dragon quest anime providing these quality animation and quality story.

Dragon Quest: The Adventure of Dai is a Japanese manga series written by Riku Sanjo and illustrated by Koji Inada, based on the popular video game franchise Dragon Quest. It was serialized in Shueisha's Weekly Shonen Jump from October 1989 to December 1996, with its chapters collected in 37 tankobon volumes. A prequel manga series began in V Jump in September 2020 and a spin-off manga began in Saikyo Jump in October 2020.

A classic relived with mastery. A nostalgic heroic storyline with exciting and well-built characters. It served as a school for most of the shonen who came after him, managing to capture all the magic and rhythm that the plot of the franchise's games have.

The animation and the soundtrack are cool and made with a lot of love. This is the maximum that Toei Animation can offer. The script is faithful to the manga, with some minor adaptations of humor and violence, but nothing to spoil the show.

If you are a novice, take advantage of the raw material that has shaped generations.

Good series whose style reminded me a lot of the first season of Dragon Ball with which shares both strengths and weaknesses in many ways.

With the levels of power it remains much more contained than Dragon Ball even if at some point at the end something a bit like in the Naruto series gets out of hand.

Apart from this the series is the faithful repetition of the manga so there are no surprises or substantial changes. The characters are well made and are not stereotyped even if they refer to archetypes of the genre.

It is a series done well, certainly does not shine for originality but considering that the manga from which it is based is from the 80s it can be said that it has withstood the passage of time in an excellent way.