There are many factors, they might be similar in certain things, including the superior art but i find myself expecting each one of them to deliver something else differently. IE Vagabond focuses on characterization/philosophical aspects, requiring reader's patience and understanding of what tf is actually going on in first place, lol. but it lacks Berserk's type of enthusiasm or Kingdom's godly world building/
constant fighting. Vinland Saga is pretty realistic, it was really a good experience despite the slow pacing, probably adore it because i like norse mythology. didn't like the character development though, maybe outside Thorkell and Askeladd lol.
whether you're going to pick Vagabond/Vinald Saga, it's worth mentioning that the beginning is always deceiving, they get much better overtime. I strongly recommend that you read them separately and judge yourself, it's worth it. i know people who really liked some of them and utterly hated the rest because their opinions differ on what they consider to be the most important element of story.
constant fighting. Vinland Saga is pretty realistic, it was really a good experience despite the slow pacing, probably adore it because i like norse mythology. didn't like the character development though, maybe outside Thorkell and Askeladd lol.
whether you're going to pick Vagabond/Vinald Saga, it's worth mentioning that the beginning is always deceiving, they get much better overtime. I strongly recommend that you read them separately and judge yourself, it's worth it. i know people who really liked some of them and utterly hated the rest because their opinions differ on what they consider to be the most important element of story.
Praise Lord Zenon
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