Why should you watch Kokkoku? The story is Outstanding (10). Kokkoku is one of those stories that you didn’t know until it was adapted to anime form and even if it was it is usually got overshadowed by mainstream or fan service anime. You can put this anime side by side with the likes of…
Continue quest →Why should you watch Junji Ito: Collection? Stories are Outstanding (10). The title says the story out loud. This is a collection of horror stories based on the horror collection of the father of modern Japanese horror, Junji Ito. If you are not familiar with him then think of him as the Stephen King of…
Continue quest →Here’s my take after reading 25 fractured chapters of Jagaaaaaan by Muneyuki Kaneshiro (Story) and Kensuke Nishida (Art). It’s seldom that you read something that has heavy influences and inspiration from well-established mangas and makes it work and stand on its own. Jagaaaaaan has a great premise that made it amusing to read. The story…
Continue quest →Here’s my take after reading 80 schizophrenic chapters of Boku wa Mari no Naka (I’m inside Mari) Shuuzou Oshimi. How would I put this… Mari no Naka is not your typical body-swapping manga since it is not a body-swapping manga. It is a story that dives into the psyche of the characters and their actions…
Continue quest →Here’s my take after reading 45 chapters (8 Volumes) of Kakegurui by Tooru Naomura (Art) and Homura Kawamoto (Story). First and foremost, when I see that the manga that I am reading is a manga created by a duo of writers and artists, I immediately get excited and my eyes light up. Not all mangakas…
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