Reviews for Ajin: Demi-Human Manga

I didn't really understand what Ajin was like in just one volume. The friendship between the protagonist and his friend was great.

It's a mystery what the main character is thinking, but it's a mystery that he's blunt about death, or if you think about it, he's smart. I'm really excited every time to see what kind of developments will take place in the future.

I bought it because of the continuation. It's a slightly different story from the anime, but it's interesting.

The main character is very dry. The past of various people is intertwined, and I'm worried about the future. The picture is ok. It's different, but people who like Tokyo Ghoul seem to like it.

It was interesting to watch the anime, so you thought you'd read the original story too? The animated film was also interesting.

It was an unusual work that had never been seen before. The torture scenes are painful, but they were interesting.

Even though it's gross, it's fun, and it's exciting and interesting as it unfolds more and more!

All the characters are there. No matter which character I empathized with, there was something I was convinced of. I was able to read on with the feeling that I had no choice but to get ahead. interesting.

I found the personality of Mr. Nagai, who was not carried away by his feelings and understood what must be prioritized was interesting.

It was a gross work, but it was interesting. The content is also interesting and I'm curious about the continuation.

Sato-san is too scary for me. It became really interesting from about volume 3, but my personal evaluation changes quite a bit depending on the volume. I don't really like the main character, but I think it's interesting because he's the main character.

It's a somewhat heavy beginning, but it's a work full of dynamism, so I think it's easy to watch.

I can read it clearly. I'm really curious about what the next development will be like.

I'm still not sure about the story, but even so, I was drawn into the development. It's interesting.

It's a really thought provoking story. I'm worried about future developments!

First of all, the settings are amazing. All readers fall in love with the protagonist, my friend Kai, who doesn't have a good personality. There are various dramas, such as people like this friend who tries to treat and protect Ajin even like humans, and people who feel guilty about experiments against Ajin, and people who feel guilty about experiments against Ajin, and I am drawn more and more into content that makes people understand that this would happen if a life form that is not a human called Ajin really exists. I think it's easy to read even in terms of being made into an animated film, and it's a film that makes me want to read the continuation quickly.

I've been interested in popular works for a long time, but I've finally read up to 2 volumes. There are still many mysteries. It's interesting, but it might get difficult depending on the development, so it seems like it's still a long way to decide whether to buy the continuation...