Reviews for Parasyte Manga

This review contains spoilers. When I first read this work, it was so gross that I couldn't read it. In particular, the place where “A” got into the school... But once you get used to it, it's an insanely interesting work!!

This review contains spoilers. It was hugely popular from the time it was serialized. At that time, I didn't have enough glo tolerance and it was impossible, but now I've managed to read up to this comic. When I read it, the battle scenes were also unique, and the awesome developments were so interesting that I was addicted to it. I knew Miggy as a story, but it's still different from reading it properly. I think the secret to the long run is that the comics are a little over 10 volumes, and the treasured edition is even shorter, and the stories are moderately organized and easy to pick up. If there are dozens of volumes, the hurdle becomes high, isn't it? It was interesting that the main character was getting more and more cool. Miggy was cute, adorable, and a nice guy. I feel like this is just the right level for humans to become stronger than normal.

This review contains spoilers. The mother was attacked by a parasite, and Shinichi tried to attack, but when she saw the burn marks, she hesitated saying “the contents are a parasite but the body is the mother,” and the scene where she was attacked in reverse and seriously injured left an impression on me. When I was a kid, I got burn marks due to my own careless actions. If my mother didn't protect me, I was putting hot oil on my head. Is the reason Shinichi had no rebellious period and was an easy child to raise because he was good from the beginning but also had a sense of guilt towards his mother? The sight of Miggy splitting up was pretty cute.

This review contains spoilers. I read it when I was a student, so I was shocked. human pattern? The story is close to a group drama. I was able to read Tamura Reiko, Urakawa, Hirokawa, etc. all at once because of that sense of speed, the heat didn't cool down and seemed pretty taken by themselves.

This review contains spoilers. It was a work I read a long time ago, so I had forgotten it existed, but I saw it in an anime and remembered all of the synopsis, so much so attached to it at the time. There are also gross expressions, and just because there were a lot of scenes where people couldn't be saved, the realism increased and the end was sad. When I reread it, I thought it was an amazing work after all.

This review contains spoilers. When I saw the one left at home when I was in elementary school, I didn't understand that my father said it was interesting because it only got in my nose and there were a number of gross scenes, but after 20 years, I was able to read it, and after all, the design was scary and humble enough to move on. Urakami Koeyo sensei.

This review contains spoilers. The content is really nice. When I was a student, I borrowed it from a friend, and even though it was so amazing, Miggy seemed to get involved before I knew it. Also, they parasitize on people, but they also have individual ideas, which is really interesting. If you haven't read it, I definitely want you to read it.

This review contains spoilers. It was a novel-like comic that made me want to reread it over and over again. The element that humans and those that are not like them become a community of destiny is the best. During the job hunting period when I was a student, I sometimes summoned Miggy in my heart when it was hard or uneasy.