Tengoku Daimakyou presents us with two sets of characters: a group of orphans in a sterile, mysterious academy (very à la Promised Neverland, as @deadoptimist mentions above), and a two voyagers making their way across post-apocalyptic Japan, searching for this same academy.
Art: Detailed backgrounds and a strong sense of spatiality allow for world building, while characters and action sequences are clean, crisp, and earnest.
Story: Unravels somewhat inconsistently, has a few exposition dump moments. But apart from them, the tension created from the spun web of alternating narratives drew me in.
Characters : what really drew me in, as all the characters feel
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 Alternative TitlesSynonyms: Heaven's Great Magical Barrier Japanese: 天国大魔境 More titlesInformationType: Manga
Volumes: Unknown
Chapters: Unknown
Status: Publishing
Published: Jan 25, 2018 to ?
Demographic:
Seinen
Serialization:
Afternoon Authors:
Ishiguro, Masakazu (Story & Art) Statistics Ranked: #5992 2 based on the top manga page. Please note that 'R18+' titles are excluded. Popularity: #569
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Nov 29, 2021
Unusual story
I love this manga story, seriously like this manga story are the most unusual post apocalypse for me. Most of the time post apocalypse story are always follow the same rule, post apocalypse -> fighting mosnter -> meet other people -> leadership or politics stuff -> fighting each others (human). The most annoying for me about post apocalypse story are politics and when human nature always fighting each others just to make the story continue. But in this manga that things not really matter so much. I hope this manga story still continue to fighting monster instead going for politics or leadership stuff. Since this is ... 
Jun 13, 2023
Once the pieces start merging it is really heart touching. You would expect great action from a manga like this and certainly it delivers, however the emotinos I have felt with this manga are really something. You become really attached to these characters over their individual stories and relations. That said, to be fully understood and for this manga to deliver that emotional punch it needs a reread or at least it needs you to take in consideration every detail and also every name (there are way too many characters names). The art is mesmerizing as it really stands out from the generic mangas, the
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Aug 27, 2023
Tengoku Daimakyou's story layering is very underrated. They throw clues at you at early chapters which naturally you'd ignore, only to go back to these early chapters after you read a bit further and realise what they were implying back then. The re-readability of this manga is insane.
The mystery aspect and the characterization is fantastic, however it doesn't just spoon-feed you the plot, you need to as i said before, use your head a bit. I really enjoy both the world and the dynamic between the main 2 protagonists, getting very big Akira(manga) vibes. The art is very nice, the backgrounds and the worlds especially are ... 
Apr 11, 2023
This is a super interesting way of story telling that I've never experienced before. It feels almost like a FromSoftware lore where you have to pick up the pieces as they give it to you and you have to pay attention to each and every characters name to understand the significance of each character you come across. I watched the first episode of the anime and I had to know what this was about and read ahead, and I thought it was a little odd that something that wasn't rated very highly or even all that popular was given such high production levels but after
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