Reviews for Ajin: Demi-Human Manga

It was said that it was like Tokyo Ghoul, but the anime that was completely different from what I thought was a completely different development seems to have a different development, so I want to watch that too

Each character is unique and interesting. The main character doesn't have to be like the main character. Or rather, Sato is too strong...

I like comics that make me feel like they're human and not, so it's really interesting!!

I learned about it from the anime, and I started reading this one too. It was so jarring and it made me want to continue.

I was also watching anime, but first of all, I was shocked by the existence of “Ajin,” a human who never dies. Also, the environment surrounding Ajin is full of reality... Even though I knew it was fiction, I was drawn into a story that didn't seem strange even if it really was real.

The setting and story are both novel and interesting. However, I think the development is a bit slow. I feel like Sato in the Forge Building edition is an ant for anything. I want to see the continuation

Volume 1 is too interesting. It was full of speed and thrill, and I fell in love with it in an instant. I'm rooting for you!

It's fun and makes you want to keep reading. It's a bit gross, so I don't recommend it to people who don't like it.

The impact of the cover was so great that I couldn't forget it once I saw it at the bookstore, and after reading 1 volume here, I was so addicted to the comic that I bought the entire volume. The process of dying and coming back to life is carefully drawn, and I have the impression that the setting has been created quite a bit. There are quite a few characters, and in particular, my enemy, Mr. Sato, is eccentric, out of the blue, and stronger than anything else, so I think he's a really good antagonist. I always look forward to the continuation.

The pictures are beautiful and polite, and they are also very good at depicting the action. It was a two-person comic with a separate drawing from the original, but since there was a trend where the original was dropped in episode 5, and the person drawing took charge of everything after episode 6, there may be a slight sense of incongruity when reading it until completion. With that in mind, I think it was a good story from beginning to end. As it progresses, the design also changes to look like a youth magazine, and that also fits the work very well. In particular, the changes in people's facial expressions are amazing.

The content is novel. I'm worried about the continuation. I plan to buy the next volume as well.

All of the characters, not to mention the main character Kei, are extremely charming. Anime is interesting too, but I'm a manga fan.

I like the view of the world. I can't see the development, so I read on with a sense of excitement. The feeling that more and more mysteries are being unraveled is so much fun! I'm glad I bought it!

Anime was interesting, so I started reading comics. The content of comics is different from anime from the middle, so I think you can enjoy watching both. Even so, Mr. Sato is too strong!!

Ajin's mysteries are theorized and elucidated, so curiosity is tickled. It doesn't go as expected, the action is amazing, and it's a great read. The main character is the type who doesn't get carried away by sentimentality and progresses intellectually, so it's not demanding when reading, and I think it's fascinating.

I'm not getting lazy so far, and there are just a few parts that haven't been revealed, such as Ajin's mysteries, etc., so I keep reading. At first glance, it feels like the dull protagonist that is common these days, but since he is an impersonal character in many ways, there are almost no scenes where he worries about himself other than just a human, so the story progresses comfortably.

I see it a lot, but to be honest, I thought it was a gro-specific outdoor action that wasn't a big deal. I was really bad, sorry. I thought I'd read it for exactly zero yen per volume, but it's good, but there's no going back! It's too funny! The characters are good too! Good at drawing too! I will continue reading. Above all, I'm curious about the past of Kai and Kei when they were young, but after doing a little research, everything from volume 2 to volume a while away didn't come up, Kai! well, that's fine!

A comic that makes you feel drawn in after a long absence. The scale of the world view is also huge.