From the beginning I was expecting something more along the lines of serious societal critique, but the monsters undercut that a bit. Feels like it's mashing together two disparate halves into less than the sum of their parts.
The author could still do something really interesting if they had balls, but I can tell the ending is going to be really, really fucking unsatisfying.
I would disagree. I think Touge uses the mythology more as a backdrop if anything and its strengths really lie in the character work and ongoing mystery. I think a major reason this one struggles is that the cast is simply too small. The most successful works I've seen that only have 1 or 2 main...
I don't give af if they had to resort to scribbled stick figures to get the chapter out. I would take that any day over 3d.
"This bird shit looks great compared to dog shit. Why don't you try shitting yourself?"
Wow, an original series with a modicum of creative integrity in this day amd age. It's not a masterpiece, but that's enough for me to clap like a circus seal.
They draw influence from Blame, but miss what made it so great, which was its ability to shut up and let the atmosphere breathe.
It's truly a shame that authors are so rushed to establish and maintain a fickle audience. Lacking confidence, they shove all the exposition and worldbuilding into...
The development is too fcking slow. Another hundred chapter series where it probably ends as soon as they start going out.
They should have moved on to anal by now for christ's sake.
If this was axed, it didn't turn out any worse than his other endings, which were almost all shit.
Dude made one manga where the heroine died at the end at it actually worked, then kept trying to repeat that with none of the success.
You say that like you'd be some hero, but statistically there's a good chance you'd just stand there as a bystander unable to process. Or just get your ass stabbed or shot by the rapist lmao.