Akumetsu

[Willimeister]

A true masterpiece and magnum opus by both Yoshiaki Tabata and Yogo Yuki.

Many thanks to the translation team for providing us with good quality translations though I did notice some errors near the end with the translation though they were easy to ignore.

Either way an excellent read 10/10

 

[yabrajshabaj]

Ehhhh, i think death note took some influence from the overall plot.
My main message is to say that this doesn’t really end up making sense like death note. If a man has such a power without flaw how could he ever get caught? The authors write him around the story at some point. Bc just like having a book that can instantly kill some one. Having clones share the same being, is insanely powerful, and he most definitely could have changed Japan, most likely the world. But the plot has him doing stuff like revealing himself to others and a bunch of other non beneficial stuff for the sake of a story. *(NOT to say the story is not good like my death note example) It’s just takes away from my overall experience, asking myself how can he lose. A very good manga, great art and epic paneling, the main character was awesome.

 

[harrysoung]

This was an absolute blast from the past and the art aged really well. Just wish that Shiina didn't disappear from the story right after the beginning.

 

[grandMagusRubick]

A very relevant story, especially coming off the back of the Luigi Mangione situation. The end is a bit...forced, but it is overall a fantastic read. One of my favorites to come back to.