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JoJo no Kimyou na Bouken Part 7: Steel Ball Run review
When I was introduced to the Jojo series I had a hard time adapting to the visual style and universe.
I tried watching the anime with no great success, the story interested me however. Then I started reading the manga and began to enjoy Araki's style. I got to Stardust Crusaders and got really hyped about the stands, it was a brand new way of fighting in mangas I discovered, and it was very exciting, I wanted to read more. Then I arrived at Diamond Is Unbreakable, and I thought "omg jjba is the best manga in the world". The art, story arcs, characters, main villain, Morioh Town, everything blends perfectly and gives that masterpiece. And so it went on reading Golden Wind and Stone Ocean, I has as much enjoyment as for DIU, and when I arrived at the end of Stone Ocean, which I will try not to spoil here, I was not too sure about the way the story evolved. And I began reading Steel Ball Run, and I think it is one the greatest things that have happened in my life this far. It's weird to explain, but it's as if my life had changed ever since I finished reading it, it may sound ridiculous, but that manga had a deep impact on me. The further I went into the story and the more I wanted to read. The first chapters seemed quite long and boring, even though the concept was highly interesting, and as I got around volume 5 it became pure craziness, I just couldn't stop reading, I remember waking up at night just to read one more chapter. I can't explain how great that manga is, you have to read it right now!
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Death Note review
To anyone planning to read this manga (or watch the anime) please take your time with it because it is a handful of things to take in and trust me, you'll probably get confused sometimes, but nonetheless this series is actually one of my favorite manga/anime. First of all, both the concept and the art work for DN are what really drew me to this manga in the first place. Takeshi Obata did an excellent job with the character designs even with the minor characters and the atmosphere that he created with the scenery in the background really made it enjoyable to both read and
look at. I couldn't take me eyes off of it! I would sometimes stare and stare at a page for about 5 minutes or more! Takeshi Obata is truly one of manga's most talented artists in my opinion. Ok, so now to Death Note's story/concept. This manga really gets you thinking even with just reading the first chapter. Just think about it, a notebook that can kill just by writing someone's name in it. How cool and twisted is that? And it even comes with your own personal shinigami (or Death God) so why not? But in all seriousness, if you want an manga that really gets you thinking with good artwork and great character designs, then read Death Note. I'm sure that you won't regret it.
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Vertrag Guuwa review
A child's promise to a demon.
Child has ability to see demons and angels. This leads him into making a 7 years long promise. Reading this manga made me realized that ppl nowadays doesnt value promise as it was centuries ago. However, this ability hasnt been lost in children. It made me to think bout value of promises that we make. This manga made me think of important things.
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Gigant review
why does this author writes the same characters over and over and over? ever since gantz and prior, the MC is aways this pathetic little bitch that dont act human at all, its really hard to read this one without cringing and facepalming myself all the time.
I know teenagers are horny, i was one myself, but this is just ridiculous, lazy levels of writting, OH GOD, THE RESTAURANT SCENE WHERE HE ASKS HER TO DATE, OH MY GOD PLEASE KILL ME MAN, I WANTED TO JUMP MY WINDOW AND JUST PERISH, one of the most pathetic things i ever seen, and pisses me off that such a seasoned author actually made this, like what happent to you man??? at least kei became a good character in the end of gantz, i hope this bitch of mc can at least become mediocre, because its frustrating to read it atm, i will give it a chance just because gantz is dear to my hearth, i have faith on the author. this is not my definitive review, i do recoment to anyone to read this, just know it, its far from perfect, but if u enjoy nudity, gore, gantz stuff, this is for u, just shut ur brain for a while in the beginning, cause its HARD edit: i just ended with chapter 58, it did get better, the story, but still most characters dont even act human, i dont like reading weekly, so i will prob come back to this title in a year or two, just like i do with every other title that is ongoing, hope it gets decent, have a great reading everyone, good day.
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Dorei-ku: Boku to 23-nin no Dorei review
Skip to the bottom for a tldr.
Art: not the most gorgeous illustrations I've seen, but really well matched to the dark themes involved in the story. 0 unnecessary ecchi despite the cover. Really helped set the atmosphere in my opinion. Very well matched to the story which is why I rated it 9/10; those who are looking to read a manga purely for the gorgeous illustrations however should look elsewhere. Character: It actually did a pretty decent job of developing all the characters. The characters were pretty cookie-cutter but what can you expect with over 20 recurring characters that each had unique identities and stories? My main gripe is that the main characters lacked in-depth development but it didn't detract from the story. Story: Oh boy. Started out super interesting. Started out innocent enough and progressively got darker and darker and was paced very well in my opinion. But... Ending was so bad that it deserves a negative score, thus bringing down the average of the beginning and the end to 1. Yea, the ending was a plot twist but...wow...what a lame plot twist. Ghosts. The story was resolved by ghosts. Just...what? A story with lots of potential was brought to utter ruination by the ridiculous ending. I was willing to put up with the ridiculous premise of the enslaving mechanism because of how compelling the beginning and middle of the plot was, but the ending...imagine you are making the most mind blowingly enjoyable love with the love of your life who is willingly indulging in your wildest fantasies and loving it. You start out with the most tender, tantalizing foreplay, move on to the most passionate main course, and then, about 70% of the way through, a religious fundamentalist group barges in and castrates both of you without anesthesia. That's what this ending was. I really cannot understand why the author just threw in a ghost and ended the story when there were a million ways to end it off nicely but I can only review what I'm given. Overall: Very much a story driven manga. The characters and the art are accessories to the story and they do an excellent job of being accessories. Problem is the story was just utter garbage. It had great potential but it was ruined by one of the worst endings I've ever seen.
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Megami no Sprinter review
Read If you horny but don't wanna beat off but also want to train yourself to resist the horny or If you just wanna read funny ecchi with an interesting plot.
Story 6 Fair It isn't anything outstanding, but as an ecchi, it's far better than the majority since everything isn't ooo look lewd situation go haha where the girl always slaps the dude and he says "such misfortune" and then defeats Accelerator because he can null powers yet Accelerators could just blow him away since vectors themselves aren't... Definitely recommend if you like that guilty pleasure or want to watch a decent ecchi, but as a manga, it isn't that good Art 9 Great I probably downloaded every chapter cover and the characters look good, I mean just look at this https://zjcdn.mangafox.me/store/manga/27944/027.0/compressed/k001.jpg?token=10c6ef854d426cec97eb8f0440ab0573539ef094&ttl=1595865600 Characters 4 Decent As an ecchi, you can expect much but they aren't on Maki from Fire Force levels of corny Enjoyment 10 Outstanding I quite enjoyed reading it for reasons that shouldn't be disclosed to the public but revolves around the art and the way they are drawn makes my bottom half feel different Overall 7.25 Good 6 + 9 + 4 + 10 is 29 and the average is 7.25 go figure
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Hana ni Nare review
The art is very good I'll give you that. However when I got into this story I just started hating the main character Momo. It seems that with each guy that approaches her she can not refuse his advances and makes her seem very loose and easy.
As a character, I don't think she knows what love is at all and it seems as though she likes getting approached by guys even if it's not the one she claims to "love". As it goes on it gets more repetitive with another guy approaching her again and Momo not able to refuse him. I didn't like it too well.
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Glass no Megami review
This story is all fiction.
Story (3) You may call it a typical harem. There is a random guy with no impressive features, a science expert (not demonstrated among the series) if you wish, who suddenly meet two girls and both are just in love with him, no major effort of the guy, who with ease have intercourse with them at any moment, yeah they are full of lust, yeah this is full of ecchi scenes, however it is not still hentai. This is in the average. Maybe if you look for ecchi, you will enjoy it, the scenes are not censored at all, the mangaka uses a white circle, which personally I find not fit. What I find annoying is the lack of temperament of the characters. In fact, the scenario is unbelievable. Two cute girls interested in a common guy who plays with them, he goes one day to one, next day with the other one. No rival to make him worry, the story is entirely made at his sake, happy end for him, I don't think it is interesting at all, do you? Art (7) Let's consider for the sake of the story that is Ecchi and no romance, if so what matters are if the characters are cute. Obviously the guy is not considered, it is too simple!. About the girls, yeah they are cute, not the most beautiful out there, but they are fine. About the enviroment all the scenes are in typical buildings, such as school, restaurants, departments, and so. Character (2) The lowest point of the manga. The guy is too hesitant so he plays around. But the most annoying characters are the girls, no interest in other people, they have all their minds focused on the main character, and that's important to them, nothing else. The friends also behave to support the behavior of the guy of playing around. This happens all the time. The girls act too innocent, as if the guy were the only one in the world, as if he held a perfect love suited for them. Enjoyment (6) You may enjoy the ecchi scenes, sometimes they are hot, however the 'white point' which is used to lower the nudity is not aesthetic. Rest of the pages among this manga are just boring or annoying as you read characters behavior which i also said before, a story set in an unbelievable word. Overall (5)
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ABILITY SHOP review
Ability shop is like an Aesop Fable in manga form.
The main bulk of the story is the 'life lesson' that is to be learned at the end of the story. Being a one-shot, the plot has to move quickly, with the escalating actions leading to the climax compiling quickly one after another. Although the rushed pace is inevitable given the author only had 50 pages to work with, those 50 pages were well spent building rising conflict and leading to an valuable, if obvious, life lesson. The ending was more positive than I anticipated, which prevented the story from driving it's point even further home, but the ending is still acceptable. The art is fairly decent; there is not much to say about it. The characters are differentiable, although they may not be the most appealing in design. The art does not hinder the flow of the story, and the small action scenes don't need major scrutiny to see what's going on. Toshiki will not be the most noteworthy character in the manga universe, but he certainly played his part well, undergoing surprisingly rapid "growth" throughout the story culminating in the life lesson that he has learned. Side characters are side characters, they are there to support the main. None of them detract from the main story, though none of them will ever stick in your mind as memorable. Heck I had to look up Toshiki's name when writing this review. Enjoyment here is definitely the most debatable factor here in this manga between individuals who have read this one-shot. I didn't enjoy in the sense that it was a fun read, but I enjoyed the fact that I came out of feeling like I learned something. That's incorrect; the lesson taught here is rather clichéd. What I truly enjoyed was having the value of a clichéd lesson reaffirmed within me. Honestly, the greatest strength of this one-shot is it's brevity. There are no extras to this story; no fan service, filler arcs, beach chapters, warped power levels, plot holes, plot twists, or loose ends. It just tells a story of a boy who learns a valuable lesson in life, and will likely teach it to you too. Questions, comments, criticisms, and compliments are welcomed whether or not you found this review helpful.
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