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Solo Leveling
Solo Leveling
Solo Leveling
Solo Leveling review
Solo Leveling
Apr 15, 2021
Solo Leveling review
Solo Leveling does everything it tries to do goddamn right.

You may think the setting has been done a million times and it's just another generic overpowered main character doing what he wants, it's exactly that, but executed absolutely magnificently in every regard.

Story: 10/10
The setting is quite simple, one day gates start appearing all over the world out of nowhere and people start awakening magic abilities in order to close these gates. Our main character is a man dubbed "The Worlds Weakest Hunter", Sung Jin-Woo, who joins these raids in order to pay for his comatose mothers treatment and his younger sisters education. After a raid gone horribly wrong, Sung Jin-Woo awakens an ability that enables him to level up his abilities, which is unheard of. The story follows Sung Jin-Woo's growth as a person and a hunter. The mystery and high-stakes in this manhwa make it an enticing story to follow.

Art: 10/10
This is where Solo Leveling shines above all it's competitors.
What starts off as mediocre art suddenly improves drastically to become pure joy to look at, I've never seen manhwa done so beautifully.
It's so unique you can't really compare it to art you see from something like OPM for example. Each panel is a sight to behold and truly makes you appreciate it on a whole other level. Keeping in mind it's released on a weekly basis which is unbelievable.

Character: 9/10
Unique characters with good character development throughout the series. For most of the series the way they introduce new characters at the right rank milestones for Sung Jin-Woo is executed very well and at multiple times in the series will you go like: Whoah, holy... what a badass character.

Enjoyment: 10/10
In every aspect this is a masterpiece to behold and I urge you to give this a fair chance, you will not be disappointed, I guarantee it.

Overall: 10/10
Hands down one of my favorite reads ever, it's captivating and you may find yourself re-reading the series over and over again without even giving it another thought. There are quite a few minor and somewhat major changes done compared to the light novel, but in my opinion most of them have been positive changes.

What are you waiting for? Join the shadows!
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One Punch-Man
One Punch-Man
One Punch-Man
One Punch-Man review
One Punch-Man
Apr 15, 2021
One Punch-Man review
After seeing the anime version the second time, I just had to check out the manga. Season 2 wasn't going to come out for some time and I couldn't wait.

I was not disappointed. This marked the first time I stayed up very late to read a manga, heck, the first time I stayed up late to read at all in a long while. One Punch Man (OPM) as a manga is highly entertaining, with a plethora of fights that are brilliantly illustrated in such a way that you can easily imagine their happening in real-time. They're very fluid. The powers of these heroes/monsters are epic. I love how when a new hero appears his/her name is shown with his/her class and rank. One of the aspects of shounen that really make you want to keep watching is the aura of mystery surrounding strong characters -- even after having caught up with the manga, I still don't know about the abilities of some key players that will definitely play an important role later on.

One may say that OPM has too many fights once it gets into its main plot, but its main plot is such that many fights are bound to occur, and besides, it all contributes towards ONE's motif of what it means to be a hero. Like its rival, Boku no Hero Academia, OPM is a tale of heroism for a protagonist who defies the odds, albeit in a different way. And unlike the fights in Bleach, for example, those in OPM do not consist mostly of talking and using the same modes of dialogue over and over again. The hero(s) and monster(s) meet, fight, and an outcome is established. I do criticize the scarcity of hero deaths (although there are plenty of hero injuries) in comparison with the myriad monster deaths. However, it would certainly shake the mood if heroes were to die, and usually if "good guys" die they only do so for a reason.

I'm primarily an anime viewer (52.2 days of anime, 0.9 of manga) so I can't really say this with backing -- but of the manga I've been reading so far, OPM is one of the best illustrated. The attention to detail is insane. To think that this actually began as a webcomic that's still going, which was converted into a manga, which was converted into an anime. The disparity of visual nearness from webcomic to screen is just amazing. If you read manga for the art, then read OPM. If you like unappreciated heroism, then read OPM.

I'll write a more detailed review after the manga finishes.

Let's hope that doesn't come for a long, long while.
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Kingyoya Koshoten Suitouchou
Saikyou no Shuzoku ga Ningen Datta Ken
Saikyou no Shuzoku ga Ningen Datta Ken
Saikyou no Shuzoku ga Ningen Datta Ken
Saikyou no Shuzoku ga Ningen Datta Ken review
Saikyou no Shuzoku ga Ningen Datta Ken
Apr 10, 2021
Saikyou no Shuzoku ga Ningen Datta Ken review
Rating is based on personal ENJOYMENT. Technical-wise, I think it's 5 or less.

It's a world-building isekai fantasy with an OP MC (that is a walking treasure trove of power-ups and boosts) meant for casual and ecchi readers. Art is average.

The manga is fantasy-driven - not the genre - since its appeal is on fan service and what men presumably like. It’s pretty much a notch below hentai. It's for light and casual readers not looking for anything deep and meaningful nor dark and intense. Especially when it has harem and ecchi. Its end goal is to build a base for the MC to peacefully live in; because him siding with any nation would bring catastrophe. Again, don't look for anything deep and meaningful because you'll only be disappointed at pretty much everything, thus eventually dubbing this as trash after the first few chapters - which I agree(if I had expectations like yours). If you can get past its downsides with laughter(mockery) then it’d be a good pass-time read.

My advice:
If you like peaceful(boring) development that is reasonably paced(debatable). Go ahead.

If you want frequent(frequent) but not overly dramatic fan service. Go ahead.

If you appreciate an OP MC who's not a badass(he's a merciful coward) and who - like all men - fantasizes and does perverted things, and at the same time is stupider(100x) than you. Go ahead.

For the ecchi lover:
Uncensored chapters confirmed though the censored ones are the majority. Lots(lots) of kissing, expect kinks. MC can take chances.

Overall I enjoyed it, it's boring but good enough to pass time.



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