Reviews for CLAMP Premium Collection Tokyo Babylon Manga

It's a pretty old comic, but it's interesting even if I read it now. However, I'm not convinced how it ended...

Several series of CLAMP works are unfinished. I'm not satisfied with the end of this work either. But the content is interesting. I was surprised at the anime adaptation, but I'm looking forward to it.

I think there are many people who were shocked by the style that was unthinkable with the touch of a picture at the time. Even though I'm drawn in only by the delicate, artistically beautiful pictures, the story is precise, and there is a depth that isn't just cruel even in the midst of cruelty ♦ Overall, CLAMP's work has a lot of blood, so be careful if you don't like it ⚠ I remember reading this work with tears in my heart ♦

I first read Tokyo when I had never set foot in it. The pattern is unique, and I think there are likes and dislikes. I'm hesitant when asked if I like it either, but this work has to be this picture. I feel like that. To be honest, I couldn't sympathize with Subaru Ryu because it was so pure, but it's nice that Shiro Hoshi's way of depicting darkness is scary. Hokuto-chan's standing position is also exquisite. Basically, it's a light touch (especially the first one. (It gets heavier and heavier), and social issues are raised from a sharp perspective, so it makes me think about various things.