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Geet TomarRocks on The Pizza Delivery Man and The Gold Palace
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Rocks on Love Shuttle
THIS ATE. Everything was executed flawlessly. From the start to the middle to the end. I just wish we got more side stories with Taehan and Doyun.
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Meh on I Have To Be A Monster
Ignore the wannabe nihilist or sexist bullcrap that commenters have gracefully disseminated on this. MC not being monstrous or ruthless enough is not the problem here.
This is the premise: our protagonist had a system. Quirky, right? And that system made him an hero of justice. Which was then betrayed by humanity, and after that, having endured countless humiliations, he finally faced the last boss... And lost.
Regression. The system now offers him the power of a monster instead of humanity's peak state. Whereas before he, with many compromises, stood with the support of mankind, now he decided to forsake his fellow man and attain ultimate power alone. This doesn't mean he is actually amoral, or evil. He just doesn't give a fu** about society. He just wants monsters dead, at the cost of becoming one.
And let's be clear. The art's job was to depict the savagery, dynamism and onslaught of a murderous beast. And it succeeds in that wholly. MC is a cold killing machine made of fang and steel. I buy that. The action itself, the scene direction too, are quite good.
But forget about: characterization, plot, power development, writing form, monster design, power balance and a decent localization. Sure, it's interesting to see a proper onlook on a ever self sabotaging humankind, but... this manga is messiah pörn, and we all know it. Not self aware at all.
Still, I like the weight of the violence, and it has the ba*** to decimate its, somewhat flimsy, cast. A 7+ on the Ivern Scale™️.
This is the premise: our protagonist had a system. Quirky, right? And that system made him an hero of justice. Which was then betrayed by humanity, and after that, having endured countless humiliations, he finally faced the last boss... And lost.
Regression. The system now offers him the power of a monster instead of humanity's peak state. Whereas before he, with many compromises, stood with the support of mankind, now he decided to forsake his fellow man and attain ultimate power alone. This doesn't mean he is actually amoral, or evil. He just doesn't give a fu** about society. He just wants monsters dead, at the cost of becoming one.
And let's be clear. The art's job was to depict the savagery, dynamism and onslaught of a murderous beast. And it succeeds in that wholly. MC is a cold killing machine made of fang and steel. I buy that. The action itself, the scene direction too, are quite good.
But forget about: characterization, plot, power development, writing form, monster design, power balance and a decent localization. Sure, it's interesting to see a proper onlook on a ever self sabotaging humankind, but... this manga is messiah pörn, and we all know it. Not self aware at all.
Still, I like the weight of the violence, and it has the ba*** to decimate its, somewhat flimsy, cast. A 7+ on the Ivern Scale™️.
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Rocks on I can hear it without a microphone
I love this, it is fun and lighthearted. And only green flags and the art is lovely and I adore the characters, the couple is a mix of goofy/extrovert and cute/introvert. I definitely recommend you to read if your after some feel good storyline.
A really cute sidecouple in the side stories too.
A really cute sidecouple in the side stories too.
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