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We have very good news for all the fans of ELDEN RINGsince it has just been confirmed that a manga based on the popular FromSoftware saga will be launched, which will arrive in our country at the hands of Panini Manga Mexico.
As you will surely remember, it was in February of this year when the community was able to enjoy one of the best games of recent times with ELDEN RINGa title that seems to have no competitor to win GOTY 2022.
However, several months have passed since its release and fans wanted more information about the saga. The good news is that the day has finally arrived and now it’s a matter of time before they officially receive their manga in Spanish.
Here you can see it:
The Elden Ring Manga arrives in Mexico! Who else can’t wait to read it?! Very good Sunday to get into the game! Wait for more information about this great simultaneous premiere in Mexico, Colombia, Peru, Costa Rica, Argentina and Chile very soon. pic.twitter.com/6PXoMpS37O
– PaniniMangaMx (@PaniniMangaMx) September 4, 2022
As you could see, the manga is called ELDEN RING: Ōgonki e no Michiwhich in Spanish will translate to Path to the Golden Treeall as a new work by the mangaka Nikiichi Tobita.
The story of the manga will introduce us to Aseo, an unfortunate man who meets a maiden named Melisa, who will offer him to follow the guidance of grace, so he will embark on an adventure full of dangers and mysterious characters.
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It is worth mentioning that Panini Manga México used its social networks to confirm the news and announce that in addition to being released in Mexico, it will also reach other countries such as Colombia, Peru, Costa Rica, Argentina and Chile.
We will have to wait to find out more details about the publication of the manga, since Panini Manga Mexico has not yet shared its release date in our territory.
Will you give the manga a chance? Tell us in the comments.
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