Freesia

[MangaDex]

 

[Oz_otR]

Thanks for uploading! this is one of my favs

 

[Senshougahara]

Wtf

 

[fire]

Interesting. Although it relates a lot to the author's other works, this story focuses on the human aspect of life, the road the protagonist takes in life which happens to fall slightly beyond the edge of common sense. A good, solid work from the author, with some thoughtful ideas and aspects. The story made me think of eg. Blame!, in the sense that in essence, the story is about a journey - the journey the protagonist goes through. And unlike Blame!, this story is less so a literal one, but more so a "human" one.

 

[Someoneosm]

One of my favourite pieces. There's a strange sense of tranquility and poetic mood in this manga. Hits me every single time I read this series

 

[SandyBleach]

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[Turkeyjerkey]

Very unique look at the world through the eyes of a sociopathic mc who doesn't experience emotion the way most people do while exposing all the little hypocrisies of society.

 

[T-H-E-D-A-S-H]

Gems like this are so unbelievably rare...

 

[monotone_ink]

holy fuck this manga is so good--i seem to come back to it all the time

 

[PantsMan]

Another quality Jiro Matsumoto deranged protagonist. Great read.

 

[SyberGear]

oh man, I remember reading this 10+ years ago, now I can finally finish it

 

[Aargon]

Pretty good read, although it delivers its messages fairly abstractly, so you may not learn anything from this manga (like me).

8/10

 

[FaultyOutlet]

Mindfucks everywhere.

 

[pedantiq]

This series is a fever dream in the best kind of way.

 

[zikalf]

If anyone is confused about what the author meant, I found a really nice link:
https://psychoanalysis4weebs.wordpress.com/2019/05/20/freesia-manga-analysis/

 

[Undroleam]

This manga is like Blame! and that alice in wonderland manga.This type of manga are kind hard to get into.I guess it not for everyone.

 

[DelraVonHexel]

This is one of my all time favorites. It's definitely one that takes an extra read to truly appreciate a bunch of the stuff in here because of how abstract the ideas are at times.

 

[ArthurRimbaud]

Its pretty nice but the art is so chaotic and the text is so unclean that I can't read more than a few chapters without making my eyes suffer

 

[Degernase]

The summary sounds like what Idiocracy would be like if they were allowed guns and autonomy.

 

[dpg321]

Definitely one of my favorite works now. A bit confusing though.