5-fungo no Sekai
After the Five Minutes

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Maybe readers will find this series outrageous at first 1-10chapters but as it goes on you will find that there are endless agonies running and fighting off buddhas but they didnt lose hope nonetheless. What i like about this series is that its unpredictable though we know the main character will not die so surely something will happen so he'll survive at the end.

I just finished reading this series and i can say its a masterpiece its very short but i think its better than to force it to extend ruining the story. My only disappointment is that the author didnt showed us if ... he will meet again all those other guys he met in the future i was hoping that the younger brother will meet the ballerina girl they will be a good couple.

I highly recommend this series to reader who likes Cage of Eden, Psyren and Green Worldz, Kamisama no Iutoori Ni, 5-fungo no Sekai gives off the same vibes as these series (series with time travelling and survival genre). Now I hope this gets an anime and live action adaptation. I love it

Yeah, I thought this was fine.

Art was good.
Story was interesting enough.
I liked the themes, particularly the bond of brothers one.
I thought the characters were pretty weak other than the main two. The supporting characters felt non-existent so their "moments" weren't as impactful at the end. I wish they had a bit more love.
The conclusion was actually done well for what the story developed into. I didn't hate the big reveals nor did I hate how things were resolved. It was all fine to me.

I'd say, if the character developments had a bit more meat and the themes were a bit more fleshed out, I'd ... easily give this a 7. I didn't think I wasted time reading this so overall, yeah I'd say this is worth reading.

I feel really bad when something disappoints me. Everybody does. Especially when you create high expectations, and thats why I'm writing my first ever review here.

Art

The only thing that pleased me during this reading, probably because it has a really common drawing stroke for a post-2010 work. Scenes of death and gore dont heavily shock you, and thats good, since this title isn't supposed to be "dark/obscure".

Story + Character writing

By far the worst part of the manga. I dont feel any genuine effort by the author to make the reader emocionally connected to any character. The whole idea of the series is actually good, but ... the execution is extremely poorly made. On the first chapter we get introduced to the three main characters; The MC, his brother and their childhood friend.

The MC is too blank, and most of his actions and "character development" are supposed to be supported on his emotional bond to his brother and childhood friend, but the start is so rushed, that when the biggest "twist" comes, and the killing starts, you barely feel anything when he sees someone dies.

His brother is supposed to be that super-talented character, who acts cool and keep most of their thoughts to themselves, but it does feel forced.

His childhood friend is a girl who is supposed to be the smart one, and the role of romantic drama, but her character is really exaggerated, and there's not really a chance to feel attached to her.

The killing. Buddhas statues and sculptures all around Japan start a massacre, smashing, throwing and ripping off anyone that they see.
I didn't read and I don't plan on reading until the point where they explain this, but the idea is sort of cool, but again, its so rushed that I didnt feel anything while a whole class of highschoolers got killed.

Enjoyment.

Well, the first 4 chapters were already disappointing, but reading through the other 20 chapters made me feel even worse. Maybe, if you really, really like
apocalyptic/survival manga, you may find yourself having some fun.