Reviews for Starving Anonymous Manga

This review contains spoilers. I love this kind of gross youth comic, so I got carried away and read it in no time. They also have drawing power, and since the main character is an idiot, they'll do it, so you can expect a story development. Forced pregnancy isn't just erotic; it has a proper meaning, and cruelty is an interesting element. If you don't like grossing, it might be safer to stop. But I think grosophiles will like it quite a bit. If you like horror, zombies, and insect attacks, be sure to read it!

This review contains spoilers. This work broke the vague sense of security that the pinnacle of the food chain is a human being. The setting has been created, and since it depicts a universe with many unknowns and biological experiments and human modifications that seem to be possible without ethical regulations, it is strangely realistic even with an outlandish worldview... I'm really good at drawing disgusting pictures! I learned how to solve it lol

This review contains spoilers. shocking content. It was a story about being eaten by aliens when I thought it was about Tokyo Ghoul. The boy who plays is shocking.

This review contains spoilers. It's a common story, but I think it's a horror comic like no other due to its unique atmosphere and content, but the enemy characters that come up along the way end with just character introductions, and there are also miscellaneous parts where they are done while you don't really understand them, is the main character of the proliferating breed? Is it eaten by itself and the enemy mad cow disease? It was subtle to put it in such a state and let it die. Until then, it was like everyone gathered their wisdom or something to defeat their opponents, so the way to drive them into them became something wrong. However, the beginning is interesting, so I think even people who don't like horror comics can enjoy it. It's Guro

This review contains spoilers. Outsiders who feed on people come out well, personally, at first glance, I read it somewhere? It's a story that makes me think (I've only read it halfway), but even so, it makes me feel harassed when I read it. I'm going to let them dig deeper into each character from now on, and I'm considering whether to buy more.