Reviews for Parasyte Manga

One day, extraterrestrial life forms fall from space to Earth, enter the brains of humans and animals, and try to kill humans. The main character, Shinichi, is also included, but it's a very continuing story where he becomes good friends with such a strange life form day by day (≥≤)

I used to read it quite a while ago. I reread it after a long time, but I'm still addicted to it. It made me think a lot. I had indescribable feelings for the protagonist and Miggy, who gradually changed. But Miggy is cute. I like the back

It's strange that Miggy, who was disgusting at first, is gradually looking cute for some reason... Of course, the story is interesting and I love it!

I read it a long time ago, so I got nostalgic and bought it. There are a few other manga I love, but I can recommend this one to anyone! If you think it's a lie, read it. No matter who reads it, young or old, it's sure to be addicted to it! Excitement awaits at the end. I wonder why it wasn't made into a movie.

It's really nice, Sakuhin! It makes me think about creatures called humans. I like the pictures because they are easy to understand!

Episode 123 was a blink of an eye. The story is good! The body was taken over by parasites, and people were killed one after another... at the end of the day, even though it was an impossible story in reality, I was drawn in a bit, and gradually “maybe there are parasites...?” It almost made me think. My hands got sweaty as I went to the climax... (not just words, my hands were actually sweaty (^-^;)) It made me think about a lot of things, and I read it all the way to the end without getting tired of it. By the way, I'm sure I'm not alone in the mystery that makes Miggy look cute as you read on (laughs). It's worth trying out for anyone other than those who don't accept pictures at all.

I'm still in the middle of reading it, but it's a work that really draws me in, and I definitely wanted to introduce it! Did you come from outer space? Parasites parasitize on humans one after another and eat humans... It's a pretty gross setting, but there's more to it than that. The main character and Miggy parasitized on the main character. While getting involved with that family, school, and parasitized people, both the main character and Miggy gradually grow. Such psychological depictions are also drawn in detail. What will happen at the end, what will happen to human parasites... I'm reading it with excitement! I recommend buying this work in packs.

Humans parasitized by new species attack humans and eat them. I never thought such a gross comic would make me cry. The depiction of cannibalism is pretty gross, but it's a very sensitive work from a psychological point of view. Humans who are parasitized and parasites can't live without them. Amidst this absurdity, Miggy, who parasitized on Shinichi, and the fearsome Parasites gradually come to look richer and more like humans... What became the most fearsome creature in the process of evolution is influenced by crowd mentality, and it is like us humans who have neither fangs nor claws on their bodies. The many words left by Reiko Tamura are vivid even after reading, and it seems like it will be an unforgettable work.

At first, I thought it was just a battle with aliens, but it depicts a normal young man being confused and distressed, and growing up through encounters and breakups. Not only are the main characters, but the fact that parasites also think and act in their own way and aren't just villains is fascinating. How can living things understand each other? It's a good read and I recommend it.

Isn't this a work that existed long before the word Parasite became popular? I reread it, and it was still interesting. I want to read all the stories soon??

A story about living with a creature that parasitized on the right hand. It's a manga where Parasites have different values from humans, and I feel somewhat philosophical and intelligent.

It's the very first movie, and I've read the series since the live-action version. Miggy is cute and funny, this kind of gacha, is like an expression from a comic, and it's okay if it's interesting

It's an old manga, but I just recently read it. The design is old and I was wondering if I could read it, but I fell in love with Miggy and enjoyed reading it.

I read it after being recommended by someone, but didn't you like the design that much? The beginning is interesting to grasp, and the tempo is good, so maybe it would be a shame not to read it, but personally, it's a bit tough. It was recommended that once you read one volume, you'll fall in love with it, but I wonder if it would be good to continue...? The story is interesting, but I'm sorry for the continuation, but I'm sorry. I think it's a work where people have different tastes depending on the design. If this is helpful...

I was doing a movie, so I was curious and bought it. Looks like there are anime too. I was excited to see both of them.

There are splatter elements and glossiness throughout the entire story, so I think it's a place where people can share their tastes, but there's something in the background that makes me think.

I've only read 3 volumes yet, and it's not at all, but I'm really curious about the future and it's exciting, and the battle scenes are amazing! It looks like it was made into a movie, so I'd like to watch that one day too!

A friend recommended it to me and read it, but I was hooked. The theme is surprisingly deep and makes me think. Parasites kill people and eat them at first glance, but it's true that humans kill animals, fish, etc. and eat them without regard. Seen from the opposite world, humans probably look much more like beasts.