Reviews for Ajin: Demi-Human Manga

This review contains spoilers. What kind of use is Ajin, a person who has read up to volume 1 but is not a person? I'm moved by the coolness of Kai who helped me out with everything

This review contains spoilers. There is a worldview unique to Ajin, and I think the element of immortality is good. We all want this.

This review contains spoilers. I think the main character, Nagai-kun, is smart enough to aim for medical school, but he is a person who has knowledge and rotates faster than studying, and is too rational. Unexpectedly, my emotions move properly and I can make people I want to help, but there are times when I have no choice but to throw them away, but after all, they go back (although I can't always be helped...). It's also interesting to try to do that if it's reasonable on your own. The best thing is that they don't want to be disliked by Kaito ♡ (I think Fu Kaito is the type that can't forgive bullying the weak, but since the top priority is Kei, anything that treats Kei badly seems to kill anything (delusion), and I like the feeling of being dependent on him

This review contains spoilers. I became addicted to it from the movie. The story is interesting and the pictures are easy to read, so I recommend it! The battle scenes in particular are the most powerful and spectacular!

This review contains spoilers. It's a story about how they learn that they are Ajin in volume one, and for a moment they are in a situation where no one can believe it, but they contact their childhood friend who used to play a lot when they were little, ask for help but are uneasy about whether it's okay to trust them, but they meet again in “Once Upon a Time, the Forest That Caught Bugs,” and runs away from an organization that tries to catch Ajin. I think it's a great work that makes me think again about the importance of friendship (friends) by reading this comic.