Reviews for Gachiakuta Manga

This review contains spoilers. is it too bad that my foster parents were killed and made up to be the culprit? What's more, it's really hopeless to be dropped to the lower world without even being believed by someone you like. When Ludo fell from the celestial world and was attacked by “Hanju,” I thought the engine that first came to help me was a terrible guy with a strange mask on lol after that I was introduced to the engine itself, then this one became a great guy. More and more characters came out from there, but I think it's good that they're all unique, and after all, I think it's better to watch this comic because it's interesting!! They're also doing anime now, so I recommend that one too!!

This review contains spoilers. I was watching the anime, and even though I thought it was a heavy theme, the battles were cool, and I read the comics halfway through. Personally, I like the designs of costumes and weapons because they are so cool. Like an engine umbrella, that's cool even though it's an umbrella lol. I was really impressed by Ludo's ability to properly use up discarded or broken items. I've only read it halfway through, there are mysteries, and I'm nervous about what's going to happen, but I want to follow it until the end!

This review contains spoilers. I'm curious about the mystery of Ludo's gloves, and the story structure is so good and interesting!! I really want Ludo to be rewarded...

This review contains spoilers. It's a work I was interested in even before it was made into an anime, and although the atmosphere of manga and anime is slightly different, it's a work that I like both! I hope to see the exciting content in the future!

This review contains spoilers. I think people who like interesting battle scenes will definitely be addicted to it...

This review contains spoilers. It's a pretty hard world fantasy. A world where slums such as senior citizens and former criminals are separated by a single wall. There is a door on the wall, so even one step into a beautiful, high-class city, it's a beehive! It's an amazingly easy world where you can go back and forth normally without doing anything. Why, why don't people in slums try to sneak in to the other side where they can come and go freely? It's full of mysteries. The main character is dropped from a slum trash can to an underground trash can with murderous wet clothes. Far from the standard of living not changing much, electricity is running through the underground world, the town is cleaner than the slums above, and pizza and normal meals are served in the amazing building of the cleaner's hideout. The mystery of how to maintain such a high level of production and distribution around the world only deepened, and it seemed like it was! I'm looking forward to the fact that the foreshadowing will be collected.

This review contains spoilers. I really love this work so much that it competes for the best battle comics I've ever read. I was drawn into the unique worldview from the first episode, and the developments from there are always so interesting that I can't take my eyes off them. All of the characters have a place to show off, so it's really cool. I'm surprised every time by the collection of foreshadowing in the subtitle, and it's a work that always gives me new excitement.

This review contains spoilers. Since the anime is about to start, I've been interested in it for a while, but I thought I'd take this opportunity to read it. As a battle comic, not only are the pictures good, but the settings are made, and various characters that use abilities derived from objects appear, which is interesting.