Reviews for The Darwin Incident Manga

A major work rarely seen in recent years. Of course, the pictures are good, and the story draws me in. It seems like it's still going on, and I'm too worried about the continuation as it is!

I'm really worried about the continuation! I was also drawn in by the fact that the main character not found in other comics is a taboo entity called Humangy. Above all, Lucy is the best girl ‼ I don't know what the ending will be at the end, but I want Charlie and Lucy to be happy.

It's a story that makes me notice a lot. I'm relieved that there are even a small number of people with a heart, but a feeling of remorse springs up, including myself, that most people are nothing but selfish like this. I definitely want to read it to the end.

How will the author come to a conclusion? I'm looking forward to that. When I first read it, it reminded me of “The Prophet Pippi.” (Pippi has little hope of being able to read more) I'm really looking forward to this work, which will probably make it through to completion. I thought it was sci-fi, but unexpectedly, it was really human. Religion, ethics, assertions, justice and violence. It's interesting to watch stories that are human-like and make you sick of having only humans as characters through the main character's sensibility. The protagonist's sensibility is pretty inorganic. It's not that the main character himself is unmoved, but humans are the correct object of observation for the protagonist. Observation does not require the subjectivity or emotion of the observer. The viewpoint of the protagonist, who observes humans inorganically, is very thrilling. The protagonist, who deals with things in a cool way because of his inorganic nature, is exhilarating. It's cool to watch. In that sense, they have excellent entertainment and are simply interesting. However, I don't think the main character's calmness is simply cool, and it's pretty thrilling. I wonder if humans look at insects like this. I can't forgive the main character. This feeling is quite interesting. I don't want to forgive the main character until the very end lol. I want them to be inorganic observers until the very end. I want them to stay, but how will the author settle it? I can't help but look forward to it.

As the story unfolds, readers read it with the sensibility of a more normal person to the protagonist, who doesn't have the same sensibility. That's why Charlie's words and actions are impactful, exhilarating, and cool.

A work that makes me think a lot. What's right and what's wrong? What is a human? Who is Charlie? Charlie's words make me think.

When it comes to Umezawa, who has created extraordinary works up until now, all the content was subcultural-like. But I wonder if that was just a warm-up, and this work has competed with main cultural content. It looks like it's going to be an amazing work. I want it to be made into a movie in Hollywood.

Thank you very much. I don't come across comics that make me feel like I'm watching a movie, but this was the case. I can't take my eyes off Charlie, the main character, from his horror at the sky and his correctness as a living creature. Compared to, characters that seem quite humane have come out, and I'm looking forward to the future.

Reading comics and being left empty is amazing... who decides what this should be like... it makes me think about a lot of things.

It just made me think. It gave me an opportunity to think about what normal is. I want to continue reading. It was a good work.

The main character, Charlie, was born between humans and chimpanzees. We are caught by ALA, an animal rights organization that has gone too far due to its hybrid existence. However, I feel that Charlie's way of thinking and acting contains a deep message, and it is also said that it is exciting. That is also because it is Charlie, so it seems like a statement from one step away rather than someone involved, and it may feel extra messy. It makes me want to keep an eye on where I end up.

This comic is amazing! I mean, it makes me think. The development of the story is also amazing! I definitely want to see this work until the end!

The content was unimaginable from the cover, but as I read on, I became more and more captivated!! It has quite a bit of speed, and the development is interesting

Charlie the monkey is cool, strong, and cool. Her eyes are round and infinitely clear. I'm also a vegan, and I feel sad about slaughtering birds, cows, and pigs. I think it would be nice if the number of vegans increased even a little, but you have to respect the intentions of the people around you, and you can't force it, right? I thought it was similar to the current Muslim terrorism problem. It's not that Muslims and vegans are bad, people who kill people and commit terrorism, and adults who brainwash children into suicide bombings are bad. I think the author is studying social issues a lot. This point of view is amazing. Someone wrote it, but I want it to be made into a movie.

I was drawn in all at once by the rich story and the persuasive power of the pictures that made me feel realistic. As for the atmosphere, it's like watching a foreign movie. There were a lot of surprising things, such as vegan things and Charlie's responses, which was interesting. I'm really curious about what will happen to the one and only Charlie.

I was so drawn into the story that I read it all at once. Mysterious and unpredictable developments continue, and it is a work with originality like no other. I definitely recommend this.