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I'm quite surprised that there hasn't been any discussions regarding this great manhwa.

Its focus on World War I aircrafts as well as its use of sketchlines were something that piqued my interest. The plot line is slow at first but it gradually picks up. Some of the downsides to Anuki is the fact that many things are left out and there isn't a whole lot of character development for the rest of the cast except for its main protagonist. I would have liked had the author gone a lot more deeper regarding the conflict between Khsantra and Laikadia.


It leaves a lot of loose ends but despite this, I didn't mind it at all. Afterall the title of the manhwa is "Anuki: The Greatest Epic of a Young Boy." Its focus is primarily on him, so in a sense, it was expected for the author to leave a lot of things up to the readers imagination.

I might be the only on who feels this way, but I enjoyed it a lot.

It's not that it's a bad story or unapproachable, just that it took awhile for the artist to develop his own distinct style which made the art seem incredibly boring. I thought it was an okay story, but the creator cut it off at the end of the best story arc, explicitly saying he left a lot of loose ends to insure he might be able to make a sequel. The story finally became interesting for me and it just felt like a let down. Absolutely nothing in the story was resolved. That's just bad story telling.