Dragon Way: A Magical Face-Off for Peace

Dragon Way is a story of a mystical being of similar appearance of a young woman named Holy, who is the last of her kind. Holy has a good heart but is short-tempered and partially naive. She is always accompanied by her three small dragons- a purple dragon, Iron (Toyotama-hime), a green dragon, Moryah- Maman who is in love with Holy and the red dragon, Kojiro who is a big eater and very touchy.

The story is set in Japan and Ayumi Noritaka, a pre-teen, is Holy's friend. Holy had summoned the little evil ghosts, supernatural entities of an evil nature that dominate the darkness, in an attempt to bring peace to Planet Earth. Now, Holy, with Ayumi's help, spends the rest of it/her days trying to capture these cursed creatures.

The author, Stefano Labbia, has successfully presented a unique story that amalgamates the concept of magic with the present life. The seamless blend of magic and reality presented in Dragon Way is one of the reasons why the readers are finding it fascinating and interesting.

Holy, the female protagonist of Dragon Way, is a very intriguing character: her / it remarkable strength, intelligence, and endurance, have been portrayed boldly. She is a skilled mixed martial artist who also possesses magical powers. Her dragons' sound effects add a comic element to the storyline, making it apt for the target age group.

Ayumi, Holy's best friend, is a young girl passionate about science and curious by nature. Her contrasting interest in science and Holy's magical nature cause some friction, but Ayumi is always ready to help Holy in any way possible. Ayumi's involvement and her evolving character progression have been well portrayed in Dragon Way.

The novel features some interesting sub-characters too. Juzo is an otaku who shares Holy's passions. He is always unkempt and seems not to have a care in the world. But interestingly enough, both Holy and Juzo are in tune with each other, despite the characters being vastly different from each other!

The three dragons who accompany Holy are equally interesting. Iron, the purple dragon, is shy and messy; the green one, Moryah- Maman, is in love with Holy but is also have a "Lupin the III third" attitude, and the red one, Kojiro, is a glutton.

What makes Dragon Way unique in the entire comics industry is the author's ability to merge magical concepts with the present-day world. Holy, with her magical powers, is able to hop through time and space, adding depth to the story's plot. Similarly, Ayumi's problems of balancing science and Holy's magic are relatable and appealing.

Holy's quest to catch the cursed creatures brought to Earth and save humanity provides the novel with a powerful message. It emphasizes the importance of peace and harmony in the world. It also highlights the idea that even in the most challenging situations, we need to be determined and resilient and never give up on our goals.

In conclusion, Dragon Way is a well-written euromanga that features a broad array of fascinating characters and an engaging storyline that is sure to appeal to readers of all ages. Stefano Labbia has successfully created a world that blends magic with reality, which is rarely seen in contemporary literature. Overall, the reading experience is one that holds the reader's attention until the very last page!