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It's crazy that this author has been writing good and fun sci-fi for 50 years. I also recommend The Two Faces of Tomorrow, The Blue Hole, and The Blue World if you're looking for more from him. The latter two are much less serious, but still enjoyable.

I think this is my favourite ending to a "older man and teenage girl meet" manga ever.

Think my favourite thing about these characters is that they go through relatively realistic arcs instead of sticking to manga tropes. If this was written by a more normal manga author, imp-kun would stick around for another 50+ chapters fucking everything up until Kano found him out. Instead...

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Damn... got pulled down the rabbit hole of this author's work by Inherit the Stars, and now I'm stuck here.

Not enough soup to go around

I'm continually impressed by how each chapter manages to tell a meaningful story in ~60 pages.

:dogkek: I'm glad the author explained racism as a concept.

I love that the guest artists came away with the same ideas the community does. Cat erotic... but vile...

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The best girl was inside you all along.

Oh my god, they put the Bomfunk MCs into a manga.

Can a manga continue with its protagonist dead..?

Stay strong Daidai!

Absolutely incredible.

I'm really wondering how the downside is going to manifest, as are we all Will it take the seconds off his lifespan? Will it eventually trap him in a loop of the same 5 seconds? Will there be some other mysterious and abstract downside, like people start liking him less as he goes through loops...

Alright, Fukumoto, I'm in, despite my suspicions I'll read your little thing

Very cute chapter. I didn't realize you'd started on this series! Fuck yeah, more FKMT. This was the first post-Akagi FKMT series I really got into, wasn't super keen on Zero/Kaiji/Ten. For me, the Akagi universe with the gambling was heliocentric with everyone rotating around Akagi. When he's...

This manga is so good at abstract depictions + using background motifs. Gorilla in the jungle, monster of the sea, the religious experiences, etc. The two panels with Ishimatsu being a statue + suddenly being 10x his size are just peak

I thought for sure that little dude was the embodiment of his worst impulses, like cheating. The title does have "Hell Golf" in it, which I'd always assumed was metaphorical. Now I'm wondering...