"ELDEN RING: The Road to the Erdtree" (manga by Nikiichi Tobita) is a serialized gag manga work that interprets the world of "ELDEN RING" in its own unique way. On February 4, the latest episode 38 has been released, on the free web magazine "COMIC Hu."
This manga is simultaneously or nearly simultaneously released in 12 different languages, including English, Traditional Chinese, and Japanese. The work can be enjoyed almost simultaneously around the world.
Here are a few scenes from the episode 38!
Episode 38
After having reacquainted with Blaidd and Alexander, Aseo heads for the Redmane Castle with them, leaving Millicent, who is now well again after overcoming the Rotting Sickness. Totally reluctant to participate in the Festival of Combat, Aseo tries to escape en route but eventually gets pulled back by the others.... Finally, the Festival of Combat, also known as the "Radahn Festival," is about to kick off!
"ELDEN RING: The Road to the Erdtree" information
Information about the work:
- Title: "ELDEN RING: The Road to the Erdtree":
- Manga artist: Nikiichi Tobita
- Based on the video game, ELDEN RING, by FromSoftware Co., Ltd.
- Scheduled to be updated on the 4th and 19th of each month on the free web magazine "COMIC Hu
Synopsis
Aseo, a poor, Tarnished wretch, finds himself cast out into Limgrave—naked, penniless, hopeless, and maidenless. His only hope in his harsh, unforgiving new home is a mysterious woman named Melina. She urges him to follow the guidance of grace to the Erdtree that looms over the Lands Between. But it won't be an easy road; a cast of colorful characters awaits Aseo along the way—Patches the Untethered, Blaidd the Half-Wolf, Margit the Fell Omen, Godrick the Grafted, and of course, Ranni the Witch... Barely escaping alive in Limgrave, will Aseo be able to reach his destination, the Erdtree?
Introduction of characters
Aseo
He is a Tarnished wretch who has collapsed in Limgrave. While suffering from amnesia, he meets Melina and is guided by her to the Erdtree. After some twists and turns, he obtains the Godrick's Great Rune. Furthermore, he defeats Glintstone Dragon Smarag, Moongrum, Carian Knight which demonstrates that he’s definitely evolving as a Tarnished!!
Melina
She is a mysterious girl who appears before Aseo and asks him to take her to the foot of the Erdtree. Subsequently, appreciating Aseo after his victory over Godrick, she leads him to the Roundtable Hold.
Sage Gowry
Gowry is a sage whom Aseo meets at the Sellia Gateway. He asks Aseo to search for the "Unalloyed Gold Needle" to save his daughter.
Millicent
She is Gowry's daughter who has been affected by an incurable illness, the Rotting Sickness. However, she gets over the disease by the "Unalloyed Gold Needle".
Polyanna
She is the woman who has suddenly appeared in the middle of the fight between Aseo and O'Neill.
Blaidd the Half-Wolf
He is a Half-Wolf knight in the service of Ranni the Witch.
Iron Fist Alexander
He is a living jar that Aseo meets in the Lands Between. Having been rescued from the hole by Aseo and Melina, he aspires to travels to the land of Caelid, where the Festival of Combat is held, in order to strengthen himself.
"ELDEN RING: The Road to the Erdtree" Supported Languages / Distribution Publishers
■English
Yen Press, LLC (English version available only through Comic Walker)
■Traditional Chinese
Taiwan Kadokawa Co. Ltd. (BOOKWALKER)
■Thai language
kadokawa amarin company limited (episode 1)
■Korean language
YoungsangPublishing MEDIA, INC. (Web site)
■French
Mana Books (episode 1) (episode 2)
■German language
Altraverse GmbH (episode 1) (episode 2)
■Italian
PANINI S.p.A. (episode 1) (episode 2)
■Spanish (Spain)
NORMA Editorial S.A. (episode 1) (episode 2)
■Spanish (Latin America)
Panini Mexico S.A. (episode 1)
■Polish (Poland)
STUDIO JG (Web site)
■Portuguese
Panini BrasilLtda. (episode 1) (episode 2)
Although simultaneous release with the Japanese version of the film is scheduled, there may be a slight delay due to circumstances in each language. Please refer to the announcement of applicable publisher for details.
This article is an English translation of an article from Famitsu.com which is distributed on a trial basis. The article prepared in Japanese based on information in Japan has been automatically translated using the "DeepL" translation tool. For inquiries regarding the translated English article, please use the "Inquiry Form". Please keep in mind that inquiries will only be accepted in the Japanese language.
