Heroes - Vol. 1 Ch. 8 - End
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In the end, left only the bunny.
What a nice manga with a curious discussion.
Ever and ever will exist the darkness,
we humans are selfish and we always care for who is the "good" when actually it depends of your viewpoint.
The girl Dreamily for example, at our perspective she is a good person standing against the darkness but at the perspective of the people in the town she is evil because she is the darkness as fact.
All matters is perspective, really interesting and its true
What a nice manga with a curious discussion.
Ever and ever will exist the darkness,
we humans are selfish and we always care for who is the "good" when actually it depends of your viewpoint.
The girl Dreamily for example, at our perspective she is a good person standing against the darkness but at the perspective of the people in the town she is evil because she is the darkness as fact.
All matters is perspective, really interesting and its true
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I get the social and political commentaries but it just felt shallow.
First few chapters were pretty solid, then the new band came in and it was just pfffffffftttt after that.
The gag and the camp just didn't mesh well and it was bad. Tell us something we don't already know. It's like he just had a drink in an echo chamber and decided to put them into drawing. Yeah yeah yeah, injustice fake people greed clickbait social justice porn yada yada yada... so?
I do appreciate how the chapter covers evolved as the story progressed. The feeling of impending doom and the anticipation for the final twist. Predictable, but the details of the forest and the tiny creatures telling their own story in the background was what made this book bearable. I always love how he puts so much attention to detail in his drawings.
First few chapters were pretty solid, then the new band came in and it was just pfffffffftttt after that.
The gag and the camp just didn't mesh well and it was bad. Tell us something we don't already know. It's like he just had a drink in an echo chamber and decided to put them into drawing. Yeah yeah yeah, injustice fake people greed clickbait social justice porn yada yada yada... so?
I do appreciate how the chapter covers evolved as the story progressed. The feeling of impending doom and the anticipation for the final twist. Predictable, but the details of the forest and the tiny creatures telling their own story in the background was what made this book bearable. I always love how he puts so much attention to detail in his drawings.
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