Reviews for Ajin: Demi-Human Manga

This review contains spoilers. The battle between Ajin who don't die even if you kill them is thrilling and makes me read it all at once. There are many depictions of people dying or getting injured, so there are scenes that are a little bloody, but the pictures are beautiful and easy to read.

This review contains spoilers. There are also mysterious settings that aren't explained properly, but I think the ending itself is beautiful. Battles that make use of Ajin's characteristics are fascinating. It's interesting as an action comic.

This review contains spoilers. I think this is a very interesting comic because the story and content of this work are very deep, and human desires and kindness are well expressed. Other than that, Ajin's appearance and characteristics are all unique, and there are also detailed settings, etc., so it's very interesting to be able to see them from various aspects. I think what I like about this work is that the main character feels a little relaxed, devising detailed settings for each person, such as the way of thinking, characteristics, and state of affairs of the other characters, and acts in such a way that they don't know how to come up with such things

This review contains spoilers. It's an interesting work and I read it all at once, but when asked if I want to reread it, they'll answer that it's probably a while away. The feeling that the plating of the characters comes off as you read on makes you feel lonely, and if you can borrow it and read it, I recommend that one.

This review contains spoilers. I read it thinking it was nostalgic, but I wonder if it was such a horror development... it is a story that somehow makes me aware of issues in modern society. Don't you feel anything when your classmate is suddenly wanted? Don't you think if you say “yes”? I was wondering, but this is probably the separation between discriminators and discriminated against people. I feel like the most dangerous thing is to believe that it's not me who is crazy, and that the other person is the one who is crazy.

This review contains spoilers. The story of this comic is a horror film depicting a male high school student and police who one day confronts an unidentified creature called Ajin in the city. When I read this work, I was horrified that it was a complete horror comic because the more I read it, the scarier it became.

This review contains spoilers. From anime. Starting with the main character Kei and his childhood friend Kaito, the appeal of the characters is amazing. Kaito is particularly cool for me personally. It makes me think about what Ajin is and what humans are.

This review contains spoilers. The story took an unexpected turn, so I thought it was very interesting. There are some cruel scenes, but I think it's a work you'll fall in love with and read.

This review contains spoilers. There are also slightly gross depictions, but the pictures are beautiful, so you can read them without bothering. I think it's an interesting work with a solid story.