Usuzumi no Hate

[RaelLeituras]

Bom demais, quero muito saber aonde a Saya vai plantar o girassol nesse mundo de desgraça

 

[RaelLeituras]

Bom demais, quero muito saber aonde a Saya vai plantar o girassol nesse mundo de desgraça

 

[Cashini]

Fmc behaviour reminds me Killy Blame! manga even fmc gun itself X'D

 

[solamente]

PRELIMINARY thoughts (that got autocorrected to full caps idk why but I like the effect so ill keep it)

I Am Tired of reading narratives about humans coping with death. Like, you are alive? that is a basic precondition. This, on the other hand is about immortal robots coping with death.which is automatically way more interesting.

(I will develop this into a good post later)

 

[vitamina26]

Literalmente me encantó, no tengo palabras para describir lo mucho que me gustó esta historia, porfavor me gustaría que saquen traducciones a mi idioma para poder seguir disfrutando de esta preciosa obra

 

[elipo]

this manga is beautiful, an absolute nostalgia inducing masterpiece

 

[RorqMayajo]

Damn this manga rocks, it's really one of the more unique and emotional post-apocalyptic manga out there. Every single character you encounter feels so unique and almost all of them have a heartbreaking yet completely realistic for the setting story. 100% give it a read if you like post-apocalyptic stuff.

 

[Acharn]

Very good Manga hope is keeps going the story is getting interesting.

 

[mgRdr]

Discount BLAME! is about right, the near-immortal protag even has her own GBE.
Cool aesthetics, but when it comes to the narrative, at best it is this kind of sentimentalism that is ripe in post-apoc mangas - like, in thrity something chapters of this manga, there's been at least four robots who are stuck doing the same routine because it reminds them of their deceased owners; and at worst, it's when the manga wants plot to happen, because then we either get the most trite cliche, or stupidest ways to force drama.