Monster is a puzzle that completes itself throughout the storyline. The author puts you in the place of the protagonist Dr. Tenma and questions the mysteries surrounding Johan Liebert that one by the way is one of the best constructed characters a work could have, Johan has a very complex and mysterious history. Which makes the reader join Tenma on this journey to unravel the twists and turns about the character, this leads to a plot with several questions and Plot twists, all well thought out and well developed.


However, it is not only that that makes Monster one of the best works ever produced, the secondary characters have their importance in the script so that you can link everything to an unexpected event, Urasawa Naoki is a genius in the field of psychology, he can create such a deep dystopian mind that it really impresses readers, following this line of reasoning throughout the work you will understand this mind that is a maze that has fallen into darkness making it a character with utter emptiness.

Monster is a work for those who like investigation and mystery with many questions and an interpretative ending that is magnificent at the same time.

"Look at me! Look at me! The monster inside of me has grown this big".