Reviews for ORIGIN Manga

I originally liked Dr. Stone, but I heard that the illustrator originally drew very good comics, and when I read it, it was an excellent work beyond my imagination. There is an exquisite space where you can be drawn to each frame. The action is great, but personally I really like the rest of the scenes. There are also places that make me laugh so I never get tired of reading it no matter how many times I read it. It's an orthodox science fiction with a cool sense of style.

The pictures are beautiful and fascinating. There are parts such as detailed settings that make science people particularly grin.

The story is interesting and the pictures are beautiful, I especially like battles between robots, I'm curious about the continuation

I loved this sense of the world and immediately fell in. The main character's origin!! Maybe humans should learn!! But I also learned a lot about the depth of human nature that Origin feels. I still want a sequel

When I took a moment to read it, I was addicted to it. It's a wonderful work. I read all the volumes at once. The drawing is great too.

This work depicts “what kind of combat would be like for robots with motor and thinking abilities that far surpass humans.” While it shows a world that goes beyond “just increasing speed and power with human actions as it is,” it is an entertainment that can be enjoyed by relaxing the strength of one's shoulders, as well as humorous struggles such as figuring out living expenses.

The picture is just beautiful. The man is too cool! I was also reading Sanken Rock, and I feel like I'm getting even better

At first, when my friend recommended this comic, I didn't like the unique, dark pictures, so I didn't read it. But once I started reading it, I was hooked. Also, it's strange that they fall in love with pictures. The artist is either Chinese or Korean, but why is that person so good at painting? In recent years, the number of people who are good at drawing has increased due to the benefits of computers and drawing software. I have the impression that most people who are good at drawing are people with dexterous hands and have expressive power, so drawing people is crazy, isn't it? However, this author isn't crazy about his drawings at all...! And it's expressive!! What's more, the story is great!!

This is a comic about futuristic robots. The picture was so authentic that I fell in love with it.

The main character, the robot, has an indescribable taste. It's funny because it's serious! When things don't go as predicted, the thought patterns are exactly the same as humans.

Once upon a time, Young Magazine was a charismatic epoch maker in the sci-fi comic world, but no such work appeared for a long time. However, at last, Mr. Boichi created a work that correctly followed that trend. Until now, the story hasn't caught up slightly with the high drawing power, but it has overcome its shortcomings and reached another dimension. A pure sci-fi work rarely seen in recent years, in which writer Boichi has gone haunted. It's a really good work that I want as many people as possible to see.

I like the strangely comical aspect of the main character robot ♪ However, am I the only one who thinks that the cover is... mottainai even though it has great drawing power?

I read it in a weekly magazine, and it's really interesting. It's a gentle android story. A lot of action

Great drawing power ‼ I was immediately drawn into the dynamic screen. I'm worried about the development, but it's a bit expensive anyway, so it's not easy to move forward.

My impression is that Korean manga artists generally have high drawing skills, and they stand out among them. The content is also very interesting. Using the AI story as the main axis, “What is a person?” I think it's a place where philosophical stories such as these cannot be avoided, but even though the main character is more humane than a bad person, that “what is a person?” Since the definition is unclear, I like the way they continue to worry.