When a work marks a generation, it is normal that many of the titles that come out over the years are influenced by the original delivery; This is the case of Dark Souls. The Magma Work of Miyazaki has been, perhaps, the game that has influenced the video game industry in the last ten years. While it has been more for its playability, mechanical, mapping and combat system, many other works have been influenced by its history, a narrative rooted to religion, search for truth and exploration of human being as a person, as well as the meat struggle to survive and be free from our own mental state. But there was something before Dark Souls, a work that marked a before and after in Miyazaki's life and would be reflected in his games. A work that would be of vital importance, not only for the Japanese director, but for an avalanche of readers who fell in love with very well-developed and marked characters a series of traumas and past very dark, but which hides in the background From his...