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| THIS IS A MANGA ONLY DISCUSSION POST. DO NOT DISCUSS ANYTHING BEYOND THIS CHAPTER. ---------------------------------------- lol, the creativity in display here is amazing. many stories didn't do much for me, but the overall feeling of being weirded and surprised many times is there. really curious to check his other projects. 4/5 |
| Abstractionism and rhythm in interspersed stories make Palepoli a very competent experimental story, although he did not strive to be so interesting. |
| Palepoli has insane art. I am fond of Usamaru using illusion in his panels, e.g., Genkaku Picasso. It feels nice to scrutinize every detail of it. The way smaller pieces are formed to reveal the bigger picture is just amazing to see. He incorporated other art styles too... It's pretty diverse. However, it does not necessarily mean I hold this manga in high regard. Although I enjoy reading strange and absurd material, I appreciate plot-driven works more. And I'd dare say, the only thing I somehow enjoyed was the "proof of love" in the last chapter. |
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| One of the most creative piece of work I've read in a long time. That doesn't automatically make it great, though. |
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