Reviews for Gachiakuta Manga

This review contains spoilers. At first, I was living a happy life (with my own subjectivity), but my loved ones were killed and I was wondering if depression unfolded, but I was surprised that there was also an unexpected battle system. If I were to find myself in the same situation, I think my life would be hopeless. In the midst of that, I thought it was amazing that the protagonist was so angry that he was burning himself with revenge. I read and watched this comic because my friend recommended it to me, but they also do anime, so be sure to read it at least once.

This review contains spoilers. It's a work aimed at revenge, but I was fascinated by the story where the lone protagonist meets various friends and helps each other, not just a revenge drama. It's a common development at first glance, but the individuality of the characters won't let you get tired of the development. I also found the setting where my tools were used as weapons interesting.

This review contains spoilers. I naturally want to cheer Ludo, who has been cast with doubts that I don't really recognize, and even if I just listen, I think everything will come to rest because she was thrown into a place where people tend to imagine a hellish environment, but instead of continuing to immerse themselves in grief, I naturally want to cheer for Ludo, who lives powerfully by utilizing his abilities and environment there as well. The grand ambitions that have sprung up in my heart are certainly difficult, but I am sure he will be able to achieve them.

This review contains spoilers. The world view and design are unique, aren't they? It's also interesting that trash is one of the themes. It's an overall desolate world, but the screen is pretty clean and easy to read. But there are a few creepy variants coming out, so I wonder if they have different tastes. It's a battle where Ludo, who has been dropped into the abyss, fights against vandals.