Reviews for Parasyte Manga

I used to read it. It was recently made into a movie, so I read it again, and it's interesting even if I read it now!! The author who thought of this setting at the time is amazing!! I think it's a work that hasn't faded even now.

I borrowed it from a friend a long time ago to read it, but now they let me buy it. After all, it's interesting! It also made me think about a lot of things, and it reminded me of how moved I was at that time.

It's very interesting and I recommend it! Please read it!!

People who don't like grotesque content are also really drawn in, so I want them to read it at least once?

I read it when I was in high school, but I read it for the first time in a while due to the recent trend of movie adaptations! After all, it's interesting ‼ ︎... there are places where the depiction is weird... (□ ◇;)

It's a very famous work, but it certainly lives up to its reputation. The content is so tightly packed that you wouldn't think volume 10 is complete, so it's worth reading. There are also gross depictions, but since the picture is so simple, there was no particular problem. If you're wondering whether to read it, don't miss it! I don't think you'll regret it.

It is a work where you can feel family love and friendship, and it also makes you think about the fundamentals and truths of human beings, such as what is human in the first place, and what is right and wrong.

The anime was interesting, so I wanted to read comics too. The pictures are much prettier and more sophisticated in the anime. But what's inside is just as interesting. The content is the same, so maybe it's natural (laughs). It's interesting, and as I read it, I gradually became less interested in the pictures. This is a pretty old comic, isn't it? But it's amazing that it's so interesting even when I read it now.

I think it's a great work. And as I read on, Miggy looks more and more cute (laughs) I was interested in the scene where the parasite Miggy, which was nothing but trouble for Shinichi at first, had growth in intelligence and changes of mind as enemies, and cooperated as Shinichi's right hand and cooperated as a partner even though they were enemies, unlike the cold-blooded parasite. The process of recognizing each other as allies through repeated battles and cooperation made me think about bonds. I felt lonely as it got closer to completion, but it was a comic that was really easy to read and interesting.

It became a hot topic when it was made into a movie, so I read it. I was shocked that I had never known such an interesting comic before!! At the end, I personally felt unimpressed, but it was a great read.

I thought it was an old comic and licked it, but I also bought the new edition which was really interesting!

The content and pictures were shocking when I first saw it. The content is also heavy and worth reading. And even though it's private, it's strange that Miggy seems cute...

Somehow I picked it up and read it. There are many people who say it's gross, but I was thrilled by the author's skill in painting and his imagination. Of course, the content was solid, and I thought it was a perfect work. More than ten years have passed since then, and when I read it again, the expressive power is amazing, and in particular, the protagonist's facial expression is flawless, and it looks like a photograph. I can't think of myself as “they eat humans, so I'm an enemy,” and I don't want to be eaten, but it's normal in the natural world, and even humans eat and kill them when they keep them, and there's just a polite “eat” unique to humans. Honestly speaking, I watch girls and non-fiction animals; for example, when poodles appear, they say “cute ~” (I think they're cute), and when crocodiles or the like eat impalas that cross the river, they say “terrible, pathetic,” but they look at them with that kind of eyes (they can't look directly, even teyuka dogs have their roots in wolves... what clothes do they wear...), but I think humans are of the worst quality... it's humans who kill needlessly, aren't they? For example, a steak I ordered myself but couldn't eat. fried chicken? sausages? Turkey sandwiches? fried fish? Genghis Khan? What is the sashimi of horse mackerel that is served alive and slowly dies? Stupid parents who say, “Don't make my child say I'll have dinner at school.” Even though it says “I'll take your life.” It went off the rails, but there are words in this work that really stuck in my mind from the first time I read it. Right hand, who can also be called the main character's best friend and partner, finally said, “Because humans are free creatures,” and “don't do meso forever, have it yourself.” There was something that crept up in my heart when I first read it, but over the next few decades, when I experienced various things (such as the death of a family member or the frustration of not being able to help you no matter how hard I tried), I felt a new sensation in my heart again, and it was a strange feeling that something was forgiven, and I couldn't stop crying. It's a wonderful work.

At first, it was gross and scary, but I was glad I read it because it made me think deeply about humans and what life means.

I watched it because it was going to be made into a movie, but it's very old, but the content was good, so I enjoyed it until the end. Guro's cousin also wrote it nicely. I also have to watch a movie (*^^*)

The author also wrote it at the end, but it is a work that mainly focuses on the global environment and the significance of human existence, and not splatter.

It's a work with a strong message; this is definitely a Japanese treasure! No matter what, the depiction of Guro is close-up, but it's not there. The growth of the main character, the anguish between monsters and humans, why did monsters appear and what changed? I definitely want you to take a look at that kind of work.

It might be better not to watch people who don't like gross, but I don't think it's an exaggeration to say that both the characters and story have been completed. First, try reading it, and if it seems OK, then volume 1. That's why I think I'm really addicted to the fun of this comic.

It made me feel nostalgic, and I read it with my husband ♪ Unlike things that are just ugly and have no content, I think this is a deep and thought-provoking work. There are also blood-smelling scenes, but personally it was within a fine range. Maybe it's because I feel the warmth of hand drawing to the touch... There were reviews from other people, but gradually I think Miggy is cute.