Reviews for Blackguard Manga

This review contains spoilers. I read it right after it was published, but my mental state was extremely depraved. Maybe it was a story with a decadent worldview that was too decadent to read at that time... but for some reason I was able to read it, and it really stuck in my mind... yet I recently reread it, and I feel like I haven't read it properly at all. Really, the whole world is already filled up. (The stage is around Tokyo and Kanagawa in Japan, but are there only parts of Japan on Earth that have survived? (I don't remember if things like that were mentioned or not... how was it) At the beginning, the characters didn't make statements like the world was over, but when you look at it from here, it feels like it's already quite over. And yet, there is nothing but despair. abruptly. But I'm alive. I will live until I die. No matter what you look like. At that time, I was in a state of mind where I was in full bloom and then withered, and I couldn't feel any sign of going back to normal. The story wasn't really included, but the reason it still stuck in my mind is probably because the work itself didn't encourage or comfort, but simply because I felt like they sat next to each other and said, “Let's see how this world unfolds.” I was simply watching “The people in this work all live while continuing to accept opponents who lose their ego no matter what kind of situation they look like...” When I was watching it, it ended abruptly. The characters in the story showed me “living no matter what you look like” in a way of life rather than logic. Somehow that was good. The appearance of a “rhododendron” is very grotesque from a human's point of view, but if the reason for the evolution and speed of the infection is as Todoroki guesses, it seems that extinction is unavoidable. The story and worldview are the ultimate dystopian, but Nanao, Chris Sago, Tokimune Chihaya, Zen Alice, Nimura, Persian, Sebastian, Sebastian, and other AI. And Ai and Nanao. There was an “obsession” in their relationship until the end of their lives. Obsession isn't usually used as a good expression, but... I think it was important in this story. If I were you, would I die feeling love (with or without a specific important person) when I know I'm going to die in a terrible state? I feel like I can't do it. The screen drawn by Hanada sensei has a unique beauty in the contrast between white and black and the depiction of the wind blowing. But it's completely indifferent from bland, decadent beauty. A work that cannot be expressed in words.

This review contains spoilers. It's over! After that, various details etc. were in print, but after all, Minami and Miyaji are newlyweds? It's something I'd like to take a look at life and the emotions of the South after Miyaji's death, in a bit of a pictorial way. What are the new types of wings and changes in size, and why wings? There are still a lot of things I'm curious about, such as the process of elucidating various things, so I'd be happy if a spin-off came out.

This review contains spoilers. Is the main character, Nanao, a natural character whose arms are sluggish? I think the gap was really good because my colleague, partner Chris, was kind enough to make Gapao rice even though she was aggressive. Shichiyu's weapon is a black sword and he wears a cloak (this is cool), and Chris is wearing a kimono, and he was drawn into a unique, or rather, uncertain worldview. I really love Nanao's honest smile. It's not Chris, but his expression is hard to show on his face, but I wonder if he has a lot of sensitivity? I'm imagining that. The story has just begun, and there are a lot of mysteries about the story and characters. I'm looking forward to the next volume.

This review contains spoilers. A lot of things were written in reviews, so I bought it while wondering what it was like. After writing hit movies, for some reason, there are people who say super boring stuff... But no no? It was usually fun. I'm still not hooked, though. (I have a feeling that as the volume progresses, I'll be obsessed with reading it soon.) The picture hasn't changed, and I feel like I'm lame, or rather, bad at it, but something bothers me... That kind of thing is different from being good or bad, and I wonder if it's attractive. I like the picture. As for the story, I was a little bit unaware that I was influenced by Demon Slayer. black sword or something. Also, the leading role is still unappealing. I feel like this will intensify as the story unfolds, so I'm looking forward to it in the future. Also, above all else, I want to say it out loud! The background! white good good good good!!!! it's too white!! If it's too white, it'll turn white when you read it. I wish they could just improve that...

This review contains spoilers. I thought it was scary because the main character's eyes were dead and looked like a Noh mask, but I think it's good to show that he wants to die. As you can see in other reviews, there certainly isn't an atmosphere like the previous game where you're drawn in with tremendous momentum from the beginning, but I'm curious about why the main character wants to die, and when did Chris get infected... I'm curious about the continuation. Also, other reviews say that the picture is worse than the previous work, but I don't think that's changed. Even in the previous film, there were places where shoulder width and body balance were strange, and I didn't care at all.

This review contains spoilers. It's going to be interesting from now on. I'm looking forward to it. The sight of Minami and the girl holding hands on the first day they met was a smirk. I'm also paying attention to changing relationships.