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Solo Leveling review
I'm just going to open zero to hero power fantasy with believable characters and motivations is my ideal story. With that out of the way I loved this SOOOOOOOOO much! I even re-read it (which i never do with anything ). Watching main go from weakiling to strongest amongst his peers through the trials of fighting enemy he couldn't have dreamed of fighting is very enjoyable. I had litteral chills watching him go into some of the fights and his ability well lets just say he got my favorite class of anything ever i was actively forcing myself not to wake up anyone else with
my excitement.But possibly the best part of it was the art that really brought out the characters emotions and mood of every conflict the shading was just amazing.
I relise that power fantasy isnt for everyone and if you dont like zero to hero don't read.
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Solo Leveling review
When I first heard of solo leveling, I never found why it was so great. I remember reading the first few panels of it ages ago and giving it up. But earlier this year I gave it a chance it actually deserves and man it's flipping amazing.
The story revolves around the main character being the weakest adventurer and one day on a mission to clear a dungeon, he and his team come across a hidden area, and this changes his life completely. If you're a fan of shounen and powering up you'll absolutely love this. The art can speak for itself honestly. THE best art I've seen in any webtoon. Every panel is just so detailed and beautiful to look at. The character design and development was also pretty great. Overall I loved it.
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Solo Leveling review
After being in the anime/manga community I too came across the overly popular manhwa called solo leveling. With its 8.9 score and strong reviews, I expected a so-called masterpiece, but oh boy was I wrong.
This review will contain spoilers you've been warned! First, let's talk about the story, but there is nothing really to talk about. It's your generic week guy "dies" gets op powers and beats the shit out of everyone he doesn't like. BuT hE hAs To Do DaIlY qUeStS tO gEt StRoNg yeah no shit, but I don't think doing 100 push-ups a day is a big enough quest on its own to get this powerful this fast. It's nothing special compared to an MMORPG power fantasy, but it has so many weaknesses and plotholes. First of all the world around us and how it works is extremely poorly written with little to no explanation whatsoever (like the gates or the government or even the classes like mage or assassin are just thrown at us out of nowhere). The other major problem is the repetitiveness of the story. Every so-called "arc" can be summarised in a short sentence, which is: Good guy goes into the dungeon, something bad happens, but it doesn't really matter because the good guy will always win at the end. (Even though it's my personal opinion I hated how the always referred to the first quest of the story multiple times even though it happened like 15-20 chapters ago) The "bad guys" are plain with no original motives or powers whatsoever. And sometimes the story just straight up makes no sense at all (a criminal who's most likely "C" tier gets defeated by an "E" lvl dungeon boss, or the main character can clear an "S" type dungeons defender but then struggles against a "C" type dungeon boss and a "B" type assassin right after, even though the hunters can fell the strength of monsters or others, but they clearly can't use this ability when it can be used effectively in certain situations) And oh boy the dungeons. Every dungeon feels the same, maybe except for the first one. I didn't understand why the writers refused to use more complicated, puzzle-like dungeons (like the first one in the story). I think it would have made a huge difference, because as I mentioned earlier every dungeon follows the same roots, which gets old early on. The "Characters" You may be wondering, why I used the marks, but let me tell you, how weak these characters are. Weak isn't even fitting. They are disposable and hollow. Even though we get some character introduction very early on, it is truly disappointing how little their development is. For example, we get a younger sister, an ill mother, a cute healer, and 2 old geezers, but they just feel like clouds floating in the air, with no effect on the world nor the story. Same with the villains. No originality, no foreshadowing, we just get to the next arc, Great! time to meet a new template bad guy. BUT WORST PART IS NON OTHER THAN THE MAIN CHARACTER HIMSELF. in the first chapters, he feels much more relatable being weak and wanting to overcome the weakness, but he just becomes a plain "edgy badass" main character with no characteristics. He just does whatever he wants with no consequences, and he just doesn't feel like a real character anymore. The only positive element is the art. It is truly breathtaking. Every page feels like a masterpiece when you look at it. The colors and the poses are all well-fitting, it's just sad that it is the only thing keeping this manhwa alive in my personal opinion. If you just want to read something, where you don't have to use your brain. and just turn the world off for a couple of hours, you can go ahead and enjoy this killing/edgelord orgy. I don't think it is totally unreadable or unenjoyable, but I just can't see the point of this being the most popular/highest rated manhwa on the website. I started Solo Leveling with high expectations, and I really wanted to like it as much as others did, but the more I read the more problems and holes I found. The whole story just feels empty. It has no soul to it. If I have to compare it to something, I would say it's Sao's edgy older brother but sadly nothing else.
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Shingeki no Kyojin review
This review is based up until chapter 48.
Shingeki no Kyojin has a comprehensive enough plotline--humans being chased around and eaten by grotesque giants called Titans, which do faintly resemble large, ugly humans. However, the series actually has much more to do than just focusing on humans being eaten, which is probably its best asset. Shingeki has several mysteries that intertwine as one reads the series--how the Titans were made, exactly how they work, who is controlling them, what's that huge monkey, and a few other that are secret--and I think the fact that it isn't eleven volumes of pointless bloodshed that makes the series so popular. Shingeki also has some good character development--hardly any live character stays the same, for better or for worse. Each character has their own story and personality, and te mangaka is good at revealing them. The artwork isn't gorgeous, but I think it's a good fit for the series. If Isayama Hajime used a beautiful art style, I'd think it's be distracting. For those who find the series too graphic, I'd say the anime toned it down a lot.
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MASHOUNEN BT review
What often happens when you go back to see origin point for a lot of manga authors you're gonna see a work inferior to their future projects cause it was probably one of many attempts from an idealistic teenager desperate to win a contest in some manga magazine. NOT WITH ARAKI BAYBEE!
Mashounen BT lacks a bit in the art department compared to later Araki stuff sure, but there are still some distinct trademarks like characters fashion choice and stylish poses as well as some facial expressions and body language. What MBT lacks in art quality it more than makes up in writing. Each of 6 chapters is a unique retelling of Kouichi and BT's misadventures usually revolving around them finding trouble or creating it themselves and follows up with unconventional resolutions achieved through planning and wit. A lot of them seem ridiculous at first and to an extend they are absurd but Araki puts in a lot of effort to not make anything seem like some magic or deus ex machina. That's the thrill of it all and many other Araki stories. You don't know what's gonna happen until it does, and even if it might not make sense at first, everything works within the logic of the story and will have a more than reasonable explanation that in unlike many other manga doesn't sound like a kid on a playground making up new rules to explain why he's actually not losing. Coupled with that are extremely eccentric characters. BT himself is one weird kid. If you're familiar with JoJo best way to describe him is what Giorno should've been, a mix of Dio and a sprinkle of Joestar. While he's very egoistic and is primarily motivated by personal gain and amusement but he doesn't go in all the way and still has a strong sense of justice. There's not that much material to get analytical with it but I feel like he draws the line when someone gets hurt unfairly. He doesn't resort to violence until it was applied or threatened to himself or his friends. When that happens though he will make sure to give compensate everything with interest. Kouichi plays a part of a straight man in all of this, much like in DiU he's here to make the weird characters stand out all the more, after all if everybody is crazy then nobody is crazy but as it is you get a feel for how off the rockers people and events at show are. Other characters for the most part don't appear outside of their chapters aside from BT's grandma who doesn't play too much of a role. Even though the side characters are for obvious reasons not nearly as fleshed out as the main pair they're still curious because of how believable but weird they can be. Sadistic mall shop guard is not too much of a stretch and the way he's built up makes him an interesting threat to two teenage boys since there's no way they can overpower him, or almost any other antagonist. When they do the the things are twisted once again and they boys have to figure out a way to force out the kind of people that when force is applied to them would instantly go the police to exaggerate or flat out make things up to get you in trouble. I can't say enough about how much I love these kinds of battles and Araki throughout his whole career was insanely good at coming up with them. If you like anything he made or have an interest in unusual shonen protagonists as well as stories it's so worth a read, it's obvious how biased I am but I hope people give this a chance nonetheless.
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Hiai Mousou review
Even if this was the trashest Yandere manga out there, the story seemed pretty good for 18 chapters but my goodness gracious WTF was up with the ending like wuttttttttt?!!!!!!!!! Lol
Would I consider this better than Future Diary? No Would I recommend this to fans of the Yandere genre? Yes because it does have that intense atmosphere that you probably normally see in Yandere stuff (Apart from Future Diary, I haven't bumped into good Yandere girl series yet but will try find some after this haha) Would I consider Kanade better than Yuno? No but almost. The bich was unpredictable enough like my dudes, you wouldn't truly know if she was gonna kill sensei's fam or not lol. Yeah again, just read this fam if you like your Yanderes😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅
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Endless Eden review
The art style is arguably the manga's best feature. The anatomy is practically perfect, and the shading/toning is simple but effective. The battle scenes are all very interesting, with plenty of movement. The characters each have distinctive looks and details, and the main protagonist even goes through a few wardrobe (and hairstyle) changes! Despite the Ecchi label, most of the clothes are pretty modest. ...Most.
The storyline starts off great, immediately pulling the reader in with fantastical charms. The characters are introduced one by one, each in a very memorable way. The more important side characters - Erodia especially - play a large role in supporting Angela, the main character, while being able to show off some of their cool sides. There are some erotic scenes, and quite a few scenes that contain sexual assault (both attempted and carried through). There is also a tentacle scene, please beware. Nudity is... Quite common, especially when it comes to Angela. My greatest disappointment with this manga is how it just ended. There wasn't even a quick wrap-up, the story just ends after a major cliff hanger. While this manga may have been based off of another work by the author, I feel that they should've at least attempted to properly end the series, especially since they had a few pages left over (that they decided to use for an omake...)
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Ore dake Haireru Kakushi Dungeon: Kossori Kitaete Sekai Saikyou review
Hoping reading this review helps you decide if you want to pick this one up into your list. Stumbling upon this manga and finding if its worthy of your time, you'll be the judge of that.
The one strong point of this manga is its Art style. Heavily emphasize on the Ecchi scene, so we the reader want to continue to indulge our self more on the alluring Art style and the character designs is somewhat good at the later chapters because of the Great Sage Unique Skill and the LP (Life Points) system. Its because of the Ecchi scene. At first the Art style feels off, it doesn't feel right like the other manga you read but it gradually improve the later chapters. The fighting scene is somewhat decent and mixed with a little bit of Ecchi to spice things up, that's how it is, expect more to a manga that has Ecchi genre. The background scenery can be simple, like I said it will gradually improve in the later chapters. I see now why this is having an Anime adaptation. Sigh... The plot of this manga is one of the weakest point. Reading through the chapters you probably realize and lose the interest of the whole plot of the manga. As a reader of the manga, is a no go. The reason why because of the over the top Ecchi nonsense and the less main plot development, except to the people who like this kind of stuff and doesn't bother with the plot. Main plot development is crucial to attract more readers and enjoy the current volumes. It doesn't matter how much Ecchi scene you cram on one chapter if the reader loses the reason to continue to read and don't expect proper Romance because of the Harem genre just to inform you ahead. The supporting character plot development can be none noticeable after introducing them for the first time. I really like the Idea of the LP (Life Points) system of the male protagonist. The three special unique skills given by the famous adventurer. The how and when to replenish the LP meter is a little bit interesting. To replenish as usual the best way to replenish a whole ton of LP is doing Lustful activities, the other two are Appetite and Material desire. That's the only thing that interest me at first and gradually lose my interest because of the none interesting Male Harem Protagonist Syndrome. I do like some of them but not this one. Can't even pork one girl, what a chicken. You'll know the reason why I said that if you decided to read the manga. Do I want to continue to read this manga? Nope. Pointless. Nothing is garbing my attention to read more. I'll just put this On-Hold for now and I do recommend this for newer people that pique thy interest, just don't expect to much.
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Shuriken to Pleats review
Shuriken to Pleats was definitely not an amazing manga.
Firstly, the art albeit it decent, reminds me too much of the Vampire Knight style; especially the eyes and sharp faces. i personally did not enjoy Vampire Knight so it definitely impacted my opinion on the matter negatively. Also, I adore the concept or rather what the plot could have been. However, it was very superficial. The story did not delve into the various relationships between the main and supporting characters. Also, the "seed" aspect of it left me confused and I found it did not add much to the story. The story did not really flow, and it lacked either a great in-depth plot or an easy reading cliched manga feel. It was a mediocre read, I wouldn't recommend it unless you really are interested in the topic, or have nothing more interesting on your list.
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