Post moments when a manga turned from fairly good to a masterpiece in the making.
Post moments when a manga turned from fairly good to a masterpiece in the making
Eli White
Dylan Brooks
This fucking manga is like a masterpiece, I mean it's not perfect but it has a strange feeling of corruption in the first half and of nostalgy and apathy in the second half
Zachary Adams
I tried reading aku no hana but the ugly art turned me off.
Ethan Williams
Oshimi's art changes drastically over the course of the story. It improved a lot.
Ian Taylor
Bruh this was one of the most cringe moments in the manga
James Williams
>Best buildup
>most cringe
Yeah ok.
James Russell
Nathan Clark
Jeremiah Richardson
Ryder Peterson
John Kelly
Jack Ward
Aiden White
Christian Diaz
My Wife Is Wagatsuma is overall pretty unremarkable and outside of being a treasure trove of obscure references, gags and decent enough waifus doesn't have much going for it, but I dunno, once the third girl Itou Ran was introduced and the manga actually started having plot, when Wagatsuma started feeling faint jealousy and Aoshima actually genuinely becoming a better person it actually started to shape up as a decent coming of age story. The way it creates this pseudo-harem is pretty interesting too.
Jeremiah Kelly
Noah Morgan
Adam Gray
Kayden James
Fire Punch was pure kino from beginning to end.
Tyler Smith
you turds have no taste
Joshua Cruz
...
Easton White
Jace Fisher
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Christopher Brooks
Joshua White
Logan Martin
The fuck is this tranny shit??
Owen Rivera
Ayden Adams
meet your future wife
Jonathan Robinson
>enjoying the manga so far? *raughs*
Tyler Richardson
2nd half of this series.
Sebastian Anderson
This exact moment.
Liam Scott
this manga did decent job in "com". However the "rom" part is horrible. The author totally failed to convince the reader that Wagatsuma is best girl. Heck he even pointed out the reason why Wagatsuma dates the MC is just because she wants to have a friend who loves drama series like her. Not to mention the rush in the end, though I understand the author has no other choice. Overall an average manga. Great for some laughs but shouldnt expect it delivers anything else in term of romance. What a wasted potential manga
Brayden Foster
>Ulquiorra was a literal representation of nihilism
>Mocks materialistic desires and says how futile they are as a means to keep living.
>Gets defeated by those same desires turning into a mindless monster, showing him the importance of them and changing his outlook on humans.
>The page is ulquiorra (utter emptiness) or what he thought he was with his last conscious thoughts being about the same desires he reject before ironically turning into nothing.
>One of the best character growths in manga
>The culmination of said growth so perfect that a single world on a white page is enough to convey the emotion perfectly in a visual medium.
Kubo is a misunderstood genius.
Julian Wright
Another user here. I also read Wagatsuma and the first half was good but towards the middle I lost interest because the author feels like didn't know how to continue the story so I dropped it halfway.
The German? foreigner and the mangaka girl are so much better and have more chemistry with MC that the author made them disappear halfway the story.
Kevin Hernandez
what do you call something that transcends masterpiece
Xavier Rogers
Anthony Green
This. Too bad people are unable to see beyond the surface level
Connor Price
>replying to a stale pasta
you can't be this new
Evan Thompson
>stale pasta
What's stale about it?
Henry King
Based.
Chase Cooper
The suffering never ends
Lucas Lopez
Holy shit this part was great.
Josiah Thomas
>Kongou.exe has encountered an unexpected error and must shut down
Jeremiah Adams
Elijah Allen
This was gut-wrenching moment!
Isaiah Baker
Bump
Austin Bailey
The art is good, writing is trash.
Nathaniel Wilson
>writing is trash
Jordan Hill
Said to see how badly it ended.
Jonathan Gonzalez
Xavier Rivera
Kodomo no Jikan.
These two pages changed the entire story from a girl jokingly liking her teacher and wanting his attention to a twisted acceptance of feelings that he tried to ignore, as well as a reflection on what a "relationship" truly is, society as a whole, morality and teaching, and what to do to help someone in an abusive situation.
Aiden Miller
Thomas Hill
Sebastian Adams
t.ninonigger
Brody Carter
SOURCE
Austin Howard
I think I might be too old for this manga. The beginning has so much basic bitch philosophy wrapped up with melodramatic teen shit. I know it’s taking inspiration from older books and poems, but it feels like it wants to be deeper than it really is. I only made it through a couple of volumes, so I don’t know if it gets better.