Gekikou Kamen
- Thread starter MangaDex
- Start date
Member
- Joined
- Aug 10, 2018
- Messages
- 9
Man I hate to say it but the typesetting is literally too small to read comfortably, I want to engage but my head hurts
You are right, I recommend using night mode in your computer/mobile to the maximum output, this way your head and eyes won't hurt.
I love this manga, I feel like is real, I love the characters, the bizarre costumes and their functionalities and how hollow the main character is without his goal of becoming one with his costume and try to embodies a true hero how face adversity, I love Otoya Jisouji
Dex-chan lover
- Joined
- Jan 15, 2021
- Messages
- 1,753
Well, I'm not really interested in what's happening in the story so I'm dropping, but I still think it's very good from what I've seen. The historical stuff and philosophical thoughs feel really immersive to read.
I guess it's more like some parts of it are very good then, otherwise I wouldn't drop it lmao
I guess it's more like some parts of it are very good then, otherwise I wouldn't drop it lmao
I'm really confused by this one.
It seems like the creator spent 3 years setting up this very alienating, atmospheric story about a group of hardcore tokusatsu nerds who discover their obsession is real, and that they're the only ones who can stop a possible invasion/takeover... and now that's just totally been dropped.
How do you go from four story arcs where the villains are sentient, ageless, WWII-era weapons of mass destruction to a story arc where the villain is a stalker? And then another story arc where the villain is a pervert who really wants to ruin the girl's butthole? It's just all over the place in a pretty gross, nonsensical way.
Maybe it's subject to a lot of editorial meddling, but Yamaguchi Takayuki has a history of being kind of gross in weird ways. Even in his really good previous series, Shigurui, there are a lot of bizarre little tangents that seem to exist for no reason. Here's hoping Gekikou Kamen one gets back on track at some point.
It seems like the creator spent 3 years setting up this very alienating, atmospheric story about a group of hardcore tokusatsu nerds who discover their obsession is real, and that they're the only ones who can stop a possible invasion/takeover... and now that's just totally been dropped.
How do you go from four story arcs where the villains are sentient, ageless, WWII-era weapons of mass destruction to a story arc where the villain is a stalker? And then another story arc where the villain is a pervert who really wants to ruin the girl's butthole? It's just all over the place in a pretty gross, nonsensical way.
Maybe it's subject to a lot of editorial meddling, but Yamaguchi Takayuki has a history of being kind of gross in weird ways. Even in his really good previous series, Shigurui, there are a lot of bizarre little tangents that seem to exist for no reason. Here's hoping Gekikou Kamen one gets back on track at some point.
Similar threads
