Asadora!
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I don't know which part people say "Naoki's work after Monster is readable".
Then maybe 20th Century Boys? Or Pluto? Ah, it just so happened that these series carried the big tragedy in it. Monsters come out with a concept that is very very strong and mature. It's a fact that Naoki hasn't changed. He is still a genius.
I'm not trying to glorify but, this author really changed my perspective. He really knows how to tell stories. He is a speaker, I'm a listener, it keeps me on the edge. There is never a gap to stop giving thirst and curiosity about what will happen next.
In this new series, Asadora needs to warm up. I've also read the news that the first arc has passed. Now, Asa grows into a strong, sweet girl. Her interaction with Shouta made me expect Naoki-sensei to put more effort into developing the relationship between them --you know, romance, and in addition his typical heroine who is independently supported by many pillars around her.
A plus for the setting that took Japan a long time ago too.
That's good, old-fashioned, has a classic impression. And Kaijuu added something in it, unusual. What was roughly the culture at that time? Manual recording, something strange that can't be explained by common sense, new discoveries. Anyway, it absolutely has a rich idea, though over time, as usual Naoki-sensei definitely draw the conflict across time. (Back to chapter 1)
Speaking about the development so far :
You won't change if you never try to find out. Curiosity Asa will give a broad surprise, even though it is difficult to handle.
The appearance of this
somehow reminded me of Tarzan? Also don't tell me that Asa will make her name like Jeanne D 'Arc? Lol
Well, one step at a time, I see. New experiences that are expected in front of the eyes will be dangerous if Asa chooses the thorny path, instead of simultaneously finding
.
I do not know whether this tragedy will form like in the 20th Century Boys? My hunch doesn't feel that way.
But ...honestly, Naoki's story will never be complete if the antagonists don't exist. Especially if he wants to continue to strengthen the aspects of humanity and conscience. He is very good in this field. What I'm afraid of -- hopefully not, there is a different approach if the end still involves an organization and it's all about experimentation or mutation or even just pure discovery. Though unexpected twist will always be scattered on the road.
Then maybe 20th Century Boys? Or Pluto? Ah, it just so happened that these series carried the big tragedy in it. Monsters come out with a concept that is very very strong and mature. It's a fact that Naoki hasn't changed. He is still a genius.
I'm not trying to glorify but, this author really changed my perspective. He really knows how to tell stories. He is a speaker, I'm a listener, it keeps me on the edge. There is never a gap to stop giving thirst and curiosity about what will happen next.
In this new series, Asadora needs to warm up. I've also read the news that the first arc has passed. Now, Asa grows into a strong, sweet girl. Her interaction with Shouta made me expect Naoki-sensei to put more effort into developing the relationship between them --you know, romance, and in addition his typical heroine who is independently supported by many pillars around her.
A plus for the setting that took Japan a long time ago too.
That's good, old-fashioned, has a classic impression. And Kaijuu added something in it, unusual. What was roughly the culture at that time? Manual recording, something strange that can't be explained by common sense, new discoveries. Anyway, it absolutely has a rich idea, though over time, as usual Naoki-sensei definitely draw the conflict across time. (Back to chapter 1)
Speaking about the development so far :
You won't change if you never try to find out. Curiosity Asa will give a broad surprise, even though it is difficult to handle.
The appearance of this
unique, high-will professor
Well, one step at a time, I see. New experiences that are expected in front of the eyes will be dangerous if Asa chooses the thorny path, instead of simultaneously finding
the missing family members
I do not know whether this tragedy will form like in the 20th Century Boys? My hunch doesn't feel that way.
But ...honestly, Naoki's story will never be complete if the antagonists don't exist. Especially if he wants to continue to strengthen the aspects of humanity and conscience. He is very good in this field. What I'm afraid of -- hopefully not, there is a different approach if the end still involves an organization and it's all about experimentation or mutation or even just pure discovery. Though unexpected twist will always be scattered on the road.
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Slow start, but now(16 chapter) story gets going
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This manga is awesome.
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For those who are reading the comments wondering if this is worth a read: It is.
The description seems a bit off, so here's mine: Asadora! is a slow-burn mystery about the discovery of a kaiju, leading up to what looks like an attack on the Japanese Olympics.
It goes into detail about the characters of the story, spanning several years, all with amazing art that comes along with any project of Naoki Urasawa's. Look elsewhere If you want something that's fast paced and full of otaku pandering.
A similar Urasawa project that's completed would be Billy Bat, a very underrated manga.
The description seems a bit off, so here's mine: Asadora! is a slow-burn mystery about the discovery of a kaiju, leading up to what looks like an attack on the Japanese Olympics.
It goes into detail about the characters of the story, spanning several years, all with amazing art that comes along with any project of Naoki Urasawa's. Look elsewhere If you want something that's fast paced and full of otaku pandering.
A similar Urasawa project that's completed would be Billy Bat, a very underrated manga.
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https://twitter.com/vizmedia/status/1279139647055003648?s=21
It got licensed!
It got licensed!
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@JazzHandz No more English unless some other scan pick it up
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@JazzHandz @ErCaesar it starts releasing in English officially in January. With how soon that is and how quickly Viz will catch up to the Japanese release, scanlating it any more will only serve to harm sales. Best to leave it as it is.
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uhm... i never read this one but i follow this because of the previous description "Asadora! begins the story of a young girl's life in post-war Japan, which will span several decades into the present day." something like that thinking its an ordinary historical manga... till i read the description again just now to see that this is about monster/kaiju...
so is this manga about kaiju?...
so is this manga about kaiju?...
