Reviews for Battle Angel Alita Manga

The story of a girl whose whole body was almost replaced by a machine. It's a pretty old work, but it's still a good work, including the story of Gali growing up, how good he is at painting, and his view of the world.

It depicts the growth of a girl named Gally while combining an end-of-century world view and a ridiculous sci-fi setting. People die easily, and people who like strangely realistic fantasy science will be irresistible. It was a wonderful comic that made me think so, even though I was expecting a sci-fi work that surpassed this one, probably not. Please read it all at once.

The view of the world is really nice. The pictures were beautiful and very easy to read.

There were battle scenes, and there were also heartwarming scenes, which were interesting. It made me want to read more.

I think it's a comic about the growth of the main character, Gary. I recommend the unbranded one the most. And the picture is good! Gally is the cutest these days (laughs) is there some grossing?

After watching the movie Battle Angel, I became very interested, and I thought I'd read a sci-fi youth comic for the first time. I was impressed by the cartoonist's creativity!

I became interested when it was made into a movie. I think it's interesting whether you read it before or after the movie.

I'm looking forward to the release of Alita: Battle Angel. It seems that they wanted to make a video of a motorball, but was that possible?

There are a lot of grotesque and shocking scenes, but that's good!!!

I think the great thing about this work lies in its philosophical elements. Of course, the fun of sci-fi and cyborg stuff is perfect, but I can't help but feel something philosophical in the depths of the work.

It's a work I was interested in, and I read it for the first time this time. There are quite a few quirky designs, so there seems to be a difference in taste, but the content was intense and satisfying to read.

I've been a fan since the series started. For me, I think it's the best sci-fi comic in many ways. Currently, the sequel “Gun Dream Last Order” is being serialized. I have all the volumes of the book, but I dared to buy all the volumes in the electronic version this time.

Of course, it was a very interesting and nice work. The feeling that I'm worried about the continuation is even better.

I watched the Hollywood movie “Alita” and wanted to read the original story. There must be many readers like that. In the original story, the setting is Gally instead of Alita, but as I read it, I became familiar with it. The movie had an ending that suggested a sequel, but I definitely want fans who want to know the future to read it. This is because the scale of the original story is so grand that the movie “Alita” is only a small part. What I feel from there is that the work Gun Dream itself is a coming-of-age story of a girl named Gary. As Gally's spirit confronts enemies over and over again, it grows in conflict. What has had the biggest impact on Gary's growth is not Ido, it's not Jashgan, and it's not electricity. Isn't it none other than Nova's nemesis? “What is a human being?” as seen from the growth of the girl Gally ... If you've probably noticed the philosophical theme hidden behind this work, you're a die-gun dream fan.

I reread it over and over on a regular basis. In addition to Garii's appeal, the way he draws enemies is also amazing. There is depth because each person has a background.

I didn't really like the picture, but the story was great! The idea was amazing!

I was interested in watching the movie Battle Angel, so I bought it. It's slightly different from the content from the movie, but I'm going to read it now.

Both the Oita and previous Yanjiang comics are impressive. Alita Battle Angel