Description
First released as a web novel in Japan, Shangri-La Frontier is author Katarina’s manga debut.
Manga artist Ryosuke Fuji is best known for working on the Attack on Titan spinoff, Attack on Titan: Lost Girls, with both volumes published in English by Kodansha.
A fast-paced, irreverent adventure for fans of isekai and RPGs! High schooler Rakuro loves hunting down “trash games,” but one day he decides to play a AAA VR game called Shangri-La Frontier instead. He creates a character with a bird head, skips the cutscenes and jumps right in–but what awaits him in this game is different from anything he’s ever faced…
NEW ENEMIES, OLD FRIENDS
After diving into the god-tier VR game Shangri-La Frontier, Sunraku (a.k.a. Rakuro Hizutome) suffers a crushing defeat by the unique monster ,Lycagon the Nightslayer. Sunraku comes away from the encounter with a mark that prevents him from equipping anything on his legs or torso. But don’t count him out yet! Joined by ,Emul, the gregarious vorpal bunny, he presses on along a path that will bring him face to face with terrifying new foes, and even some familiar names from the gaming world.
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rnFirst released as a web novel in Japan, Shangri-La Frontier is author Katarina’s manga debut.
Manga artist Ryosuke Fuji is best known for working on the Attack on Titan spinoff, Attack on Titan: Lost Girls, with both volumes published in English by Kodansha.
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“After diving into the god-tier VR game Shangri-La Frontier, Sunraku (a.k.a. Rakuro Hizutome) suffers a crushing defeat by the unique monster Lycagon the Nightslayer. Sunraku comes away from the encounter with a mark that prevents him from equipping anything on his legs or torso. But don’t count him out yet! Joined by Emul, the gregarious vorpal bunny, he presses on along a path that will bring him face to face with terrifying new foes, and even some familiar names from the gaming world.”–Provided by publisher.
