The DC manga is very super serious, everything in it should definitely be taken as the current canon
Such as when they very quickly and easily defeated Dalis using a single pow pow hammer
Finally found the 4koma that was mentioned a while ago where Stahn thinks it's cool that Leon's left-handed. (And he wishes he also had a cool secret that made people think of him differently) Was missing the context that Leon was hiding that fact and wielding right-handed until the fight with Greybaum where his right arm got slashed up.
It follows a flashback where he's training with Finley to learn to use his right hand because left-handed swordsmen are looked upon disfavorably (specified to be a Seinegald thing, though other countries' views aren't mentioned), and Hugo's been really drilling it into him. Finley gifts him a dagger to continue using his left hand for swordsmanship in some way, until the day he's able to live as himself. (And there's a long dramatic inner monologue about fighting as himself alongside the people who made him forget about his hatred for Hugo, which I guess would be neat if it was a free action and Stahn wasn't actively getting kicked around the battlefield while Leon's busy monologuing ( ´_ゝ`))
( ㅍ _ㅍ) Ughhhh... Remake made so many good and so many bad changes. The manga adaptation of Leon's Side also makes a lot of good and a lot of bad changes... I have a love/hate relationship with it. Sorry, I complain a lot past the cut.
Did I read right that these were released alongside each-other?
Leon's quote on the side... "Honestly, that careless guy..." BUT WITH THAT SMILE
It feels like this scene in the DC manga...
"An unworthy journey with unworthy people," he says as he recalls their parting ways, looking at his right palm with a big, fond smile.