Il manga Elden Ring va in pausa dopo che il suo autore decide che preferirebbe interpretare Shadow of the Erdtree

Anello dell'Elden‘s own manga author is taking some time off to play Shadow of the Erdtree – e onestamente, good for him.

Nikiichi Tobita, author of Elden Ring: The Road to the Erdtree has announced that he’s taking some time away from the manga to play the upcoming DLC Elden Anello: L'ombra dell'Erdtree. New issues of Road to the Erdtree are published every 19th day of the month, but July’s update will be skipped entirely as a result.

The image on the right in the tweet shows a person, who may or may not be Tobita, sound asleep and dreaming of that weird glowing worm in Shadow of the Erdtree. If Elden Ring has infiltrated the manga author’s dreams, it’s no wonder the author is taking some time away to play Shadow of the Erdtree when it launches later this week.

This could mean that Elden Ring’s new character for Shadow of the Erdtree, like Messmer the Impaler, might be featured in future issues of Road to the Erdtree. Se sono, don’t expect them to pop up immediately – that would only happen if Tobita is about to pull some Eiichiro Oda-style work hours and write for roughly 21 ore al giorno.

Dark Souls is getting a manga spin-off later this year in August, but it looks to be fraught with horror and monsters, unlike Elden Ring’s very silly manga. Road to the Erdtree is rife with slapstick comedy, to the point where a lot of people were puzzled by it at first. Since launch in 2022 anche se, it’s won over fans far and wide, to the point that it’s fairly adored in Japan.

For more on what to expect from the expansion when it launches later this week on June 21, you can read our full Elden Ring Shadow of the Erdtree review to see why we awarded the new expansion with full marks.

Anello dell'Elden: Shadow of the Erdtree è la versione con il punteggio più alto di 2024 finora, battendo il successo del JRPG Final Fantasy 7 Rinascita e roguelike caro Ade 2.