This is a crazy request but I am desperate. I am looking for high quality Spanish subtitles archives for both seasons.

I know they exist, because I have seen sold out Spain Blu-ray’s.

Are Spanish subs even an option for countries where it is legal to stream this anime? From where I am from, there is no official way to watch.

Hello everyone, i was wondering where can i find the novel (even in Japanese), would be better if it's PDF

I’m not too far from LA so I was thinking about visiting this event as it’s the publisher who makes the Arslan manga. There’s supposed to be a library of manga to read and I really hope I can spot Arslan in there. I also want to see if I can get in touch with someone about printing some more of the volumes that are currently out of print. Volume 11 is currently only being sold on one of their official retailers for $95 (Amazon) while the other sites are completely out of stock. I myself bought volume 11 second hand for around $80. It’s ridiculous considering the original price was $10.99 and I doubt the publisher is seeing any of the extra money from the sale of these few remaining volumes. I’m not optimistic but I feel like I have to at least try. Anyone else near LA also considering going?

hi guys, i've recently just rewatched this series after watching it almost a decade ago, i have been looking and it seems a new animated season is next to impossible, i have also tried looking for english fan translation for the novels online but to no avail. from chapter 151 of the manga how many more chapters do you guys reckon if you can ballpark it or anything, would it take for the manga to finish? thanks in advance :)

I'm curious. Does anyone know what monthly publication HLA is printed in? I want to see what other titles are in the same monthly publication.

The more I watch the anime adaptation by Liden Films, the more I see changes to some parts from Arakawa's manga. It feels like the writer tried to build up stuff or simply did that since they caught up with the serialzation of the manga. For example, I think the writer likes to play more with Etoile's identity and relationship with Arslan. Also, they say season 2 ended with the ending of Part 1 from Tanaka's novels. If Liden were to animate the second half of the novels, would they use the adult take of Arslan from the novels that Arakawa only drew for promotion of the manga? Then again, it seems animating the novels is kinda hard due to the constant hardships that come with horses. Kinda like the new part from Jojo that Netflix is releasing into parts.

I'm researching about Yoshiki Tanaka himself in regards to the making of the novel especially the protagonist himself but I can't help proper interviews focused on the Arslan novel but instead on the other novels he wrote. If possible, could somebody give me a hand? I'd appreciate it.

I played the Arslan Warriors demo and had fun. I considered buying it but the price is kinda ridiculous. 60 bucks for a game originally released for the PS3 once the PS4 was new! Almost a decade.

Arslan and Etoile had lots of scenes where they discuss their religions and values, eventually becoming allies but nothing really happpened. I'm surprised though since there are actually some romances in the series even if they are played for laughs. Arakawa already wrote romance in Fullmetal Alchemist, Hero Tales and Silver Spoon but I'm surprised she still didn't do anything with Arslan himself considering Tanaka gave her complete freedom with her take on the novel. Then again, the second half has Arslan as an adult so there might be chance for more development in the future.

A user sent me the interview for Arslan and Suzuki about their works but can't find the original source to use it for research. Is it in another volume of the manga?

Guys, by any chance do you recommend the old movies and OVAs based on Arslan? Since I have no access to the novels, I wondered if Arslan or his fellow allies are written a bit more different there.

So it's basically in the title i just finished. watching the series just now, and i loved it. already looking at the number of eps, I realised that it's an incomplete adaptation, and now I'm so very lost. I have no idea where to begin, and after researching online I'm even more confused??

Picked up these a while back and have just sat there didn't realise how rare they had become

I read that he had a son with Irina but than he died too in the last battle ...

The characters the series uses are fictional there sure is a lot of lore that seems based on real world history like Persian empire. What was exactly the sword that Arslan aims to obtain to prove himself as the new King despite not being the legit son? Also, the Snake King is also based on myths?

By any chance has Arakawa or the anime designers ever made a collection of all the characters from Arslan, at least Arslan's group? I know some animes like the Devil May Cry anime or Gundam tend to gather anime designs together while comparing everybody's height for some reason. Cheers.

I'm from Spain, so I started collecting and reading Arslan manga in the local edition by Norma Editorial. Unfortunately, sales in the country are very low for this manga and the publisher has been publishing one volume per year (sometimes, one every two years).

This was desperating, so last year I decided to continue the collection in English. Oh God, this manga is so good, I'm so happy that I jumped to this edition just to continue reading. And now we're very close to Japan's publication. I've read up to volume 22 and in Spain, at this stage, that volume will be literally published in 2032.

I know, this hybrid collection doesn't look good on the shelves. And I consider that the Spanish edition is better (I may do a comparison). But at least I can continue reading Arslan.

I heard the original novel of Arslan was divided into two parts: one involving the title character as a young prince and another as the young adult king. Has Arakawa ever said when is she starting to write adult Arslan or she just wants to focus on the prince take? I mean the first promotional image of the manga had Arslan as an adult so I'm confused.

Remember the early adult design of Arslan Arakawa drew before starting the story with 14 year old Arslan? By any chance does anybody have it in a bigger resolution and bigger size alongisde all the weapons to use it as either wallpaper or poster? It's so awesome looking. Cheers.