Subete no Jinrui wo Hakai suru. Sorera wa Saisei Dekinai.

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English: Destroy all humankind. They can't be regenerated.

Japanese: すべての人類を破壊する。それらは再生できない。

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Type: Manga

Volumes: Unknown

Chapters: Unknown

Status: Publishing

Published: Nov 26, 2018 to ?

Genres: Game, Romance, School, Shounen

Authors: Yokota, Takuma (Art), Ise, Katsura (Story)

Serialization: Shounen Ace

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Score: 8.05¹ (scored by 1,487 users)

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Ranked: #604²

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Popularity: #1962

Members: 6,745

Favorites: 136

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Ranked #604Popularity #1962Members 6,745

MangaShounen AceYokota, Takuma (Art), Ise, Katsura (Story)

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The year is 1998. Hajime Kanou is a junior high student enthralled with the collectible card game Magic: The Gathering—dubbed "Magic" for short—playing with his classmates every day during breaks. His loud group often catches the attention of Emi Sawatari, the top student who berates Hajime's group for bringing such games to school. Hajime sees Emi as his self-proclaimed rival and challenges her to academic battles, which frequently result in his defeat.

One day, Hajime pays a visit to a card shop that specializes in Magic. Much to his surprise, not only does he find Emi inside, but he also discovers that she is the undisputed best Magic player in the store. This meeting sparks a slow but steady change in their relationship, as they grow to know each other better through various Magic duels. With the turn of the millennium drawing close, the saga of two youth begins.

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Sawatari, Emi

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Kanou, Hajime

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Yakumo, Suwabara

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Apr 18, 2020

16 of ? chapters read

Overall Rating: 10

animejas (All reviews)

22 people found this review helpful

A manga that truly is a magical experience for me.

"Destroy all humankind. They can't be regenerated.", is a manga that takes place in the 1990s where the central theme behind the manga is a popular card game that took the 90s and 00s by storm, Magic: The Gathering. A game which I played a ton with my friends when I was a very young boy myself, and a game I cherished back in the day.

This manga is also created by Katsura Ise and Takuma Yokota, the combo that created one of my favorite manga of all time, Onanie Master Kurosawa. Hell, Takuma Yokota also created read more

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Sep 21, 2019

10 of ? chapters read

Overall Rating: 8

trivia_lover (All reviews)

8 people found this review helpful

TL;DR - It's a good romcom in its own right.

I was quite surprised to find that the same guy who wrote Onani Master Kurosawa wrote this, just because of how different these two genres are. While his latest work does not live up to his previous title in terms of boldness, it is not any less entertaining.

STORY (8)
Subete no Jinrui wo Hakai suru. Sorera wa Saisei Dekinai. is about Magic: The Gathering, and is set in the late 20th century. Although younger readers (like me, lol) may not really understand what the hype is all about, there's no need to worry as the mechanics of the game usually take backstage in the face of cute moments and interactions. Sometimes, cardfights are lengthy psychological battles; other times, entire matches are skipped over entirely. Knowing how the game works probably makes the matches more fun, but you can enjoy this manga even if you've never seen a Magic card in your life.

Compared to his classmate Sawatari, Hajime has always been second in grades. His narcissistic attitude and geeky hobbies clash with Sawatari's uptight and proper attitude, until one day he discovers her at a cafe, playing a card game he loves (and she beats him at that, too.) After losing to her, he begins to frequent the cafe with her as his punishment, and they grow close.

This manga is a good combination of light comedy, intense card battles and a sprinkle of romance in every chapter. Cliffhangers keep you invested but don't purposefully cut into the middle of the story in order to torture you. There aren't any overdramatic misunderstandings, and the cliches are kept to a minimum.

ART (9)
It does look a little rough but is good at drawing distinct side characters, higlighting certain emotions or people, and displaying the emotion it wants to show.

CHARACTER (8)
It's hard to judge this section due to the lack of chapters, but so far, the manga has focused mostly on the relationship between the two main characters, Hajime and Sawatari. It's been progressing at a steady pace, and constantly keeps me invested to see what happens next without rushing ahead too much.

My issue is usually the side characters, who have mostly one-dimensional personalities and often exist solely to fill a role or position. But the creators clearly have a very good idea of how to deal with this. Side characters in manga fill the role of a backdrop in a set. They serve to bring out the main focus, and should not divert attention in any way. Despite a few irks, I would say that this is accomplished well.

ENJOYMENT (9)
I blitzed through all ten chapters available for the reading of this manga fairly quickly. It is a rather casual manga so far and I am glad to say that another romcom has been added to the list. However, if you're not a fan of the genre, there isn't really a reason (besides the card game matches) to read it.

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Sep 6, 2020

19 of ? chapters read

Overall Rating: 9

Enmora (All reviews)

5 people found this review helpful

As someone who’s of the younger generation and didn’t even play Magic The Gathering back then, I didn’t expect to like this manga so much. I’m sure if I did experience similar events and played Magic as well, then I’d probably even consider this as a 10/10.

However. despite me not being able to directly relate to many of the events in the story. I still felt very nostalgic over every single chapter. It just seems to portray this one time in the past so well, with so much love and appreciation that I can't help but feel the same melancholy as the characters might've felt read more

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Jun 28, 2020

19 of ? chapters read

Overall Rating: 9

fluctuating (All reviews)

5 people found this review helpful

Always wanted a Magic The Gathering manga but never imagined that would come to fruition, but it did, and it's better than anything I could have come up with.

Writing is excellent with it's set piece allowing for more creative freedom rather than many similar manga advertising the latest set for the card game, its 1998 setting allows for exploring original magic.

Definitely a great read for anyone who plays or play MTG, and for even people who haven't, it is a well done story. Art wise, the manga is beautiful, characters all look visually interesting and different from one another.

Deserves to be printed in English officially, read more

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