Reviews for Parasyte Reversi Manga

This review contains spoilers. Hirokawa Tatsuki, Detective, Ebisawa, and Noda were all good characters Ebisawa-san was doing all the things I wanted to watch Serial Killer, so I also wanted to see the process in which Sled Nivastar, which had come to an end, parasitized, so I wonder why the parasite Shabu is effective? well, maybe because he's a doctor

This review contains spoilers. I also read Parasite, but in the end, Reversi is the last one where you just wait for Parasite to blend into everyday life and decay without a solution, and I thought that was actually the only thing.

This review contains spoilers. It's very interesting because you can read new stories while showing parts related to Unbranded Parasites. I'm excited that unbranded characters will appear.

This review contains spoilers. “I'm home.” There was something that came with this word in Parasite. I also thought they'd use it. Overall, it's more bland than the main story, and the main character is just a human. The enemy was also weak, to put it bluntly in the final battle. Moreover, this weapon is a handgun. It's just too normal for a battle. I thought this was a story about an ordinary boy who was just born to Hirokawa's son who quietly fights against each other within human logic. The city hall where flashy battles are taking place. And even though he is weak, Goto is the strongest. While the humans won 90% and Goto overran it, the final battle takes place in an inconspicuous place called an underground parking lot. The lack of excitement reminded me of the words when pointing Todome to Goto in the main story. On the other hand, it also depicts the birth process of intellectuals who don't have much influence on the story, and I'm even moved by the fact that it makes me think that Tamura Reiko, who was thought to be special, was probably the pinnacle of 1 trend. On the other hand, enemies who haven't taken over the brain, and doctors who are supposed to require intelligence knowledge, are brainpower. I really enjoyed being able to expand the range of interpretations and being given hints. (A postscript on a whim.) Compared to the well-balanced and brilliant main story, which can be said to be the pinnacle of the manga world, this work, which is plain dark and out of the sun, is darkness, shadow, side, angle, back... no reversal? After much thought, I couldn't think of anything more than the title. Both works have great titles.

This review contains spoilers. My favorite manga in the world is Parasite, and I was curious about Reversi, and when I tried reading it, it wasn't a completely new story, and it was so nice that it was properly connected. I'm worried about the continuation

This review contains spoilers. I used to read it. It was really shocking that there were parasites. The pictures in this work were a bit different, and there was a slight sense of incongruity, such as Shinichi no Ye, but the content is interesting after all. I want to read ahead, so I'm considering buying one.

This review contains spoilers. I just gave it an evaluation with that feeling. The tension rises when the characters in the original story appear. This is a spin-off film where the story progresses from a police investigation point of view, and the main character is ○○'s son. At first, the title was Reversi, and I was expecting a story behind the original story and a sequel, but if the main character had abilities, the main story would also change... so I came to think that it was a different work. The content is a bit thin and unsatisfactory. As the story progressed slowly, many characters from the original story appeared, and I felt that they were delving into the protagonist's humanity. The pictures are also close, and they are beautiful. I'm looking forward to it. postscript. huh? It progresses at the same time as this game and is linked. It wasn't a completely different work. Rather, it's the same one!

This review contains spoilers. It's nice that it brings out originality while taking advantage of the goodness of the original story Parasite. If possible, I would like Moalet-sensei to draw a new work again.

This review contains spoilers. “Someone on Earth suddenly thought.” This is the beginning of the main story, and it's an unforgettable beginning, which is comparable to “Snow Country” for me. Once again, it seems like it's 36 years ago, and it's a work that hasn't faded. The purchase decision was made for both of the main stories, where Miggy appears as part of the Earth's self-regulation system, where Gaia ideology is strong?

This review contains spoilers. This work is a story centered around the son of the mayor Hirokawa, and you can enjoy it from the other side of the main story or from a different angle. Also, new parasites that did not appear in the main story have also appeared. After the city hall annihilation operation, it was around that time when there were fewer parasites and I felt sorry for some reason, but since various parasites appeared, the world view of this comic expanded further.