Shoujo Null
Shojo Null

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REVIEW AFTER CHAPTER 3(SPOILERFREE)

Shoujo Null is interesting, but the story does have similarities to other manga and if that bothers you it may not be for you.
I LOVE THE ARTSTYLE FROM THIS NEW MANGA!! Overall the Artstyle is like a 8/10, but some panels are so insanely artistic and perfect drawn. The hype moments really catch you and the panels that are supposed to be catchy are indeed catchy.
From the first 3 chapters I worry this story might get dull very fast, but that has yet to be seen.

I´ll give a 7/10 for now because theres so much more that has yet to be ... explored, but I definetely recommend it and I´m happy that this is my first manga that I´ll read from the beginning to the end on a weekly schedule:)

So far I think the manga is worth checking out I definitely recommend it to everyone unless you don't like kind of dark and cold stories also one of the main chars kills a lot of people so if you don't like such kind of mangas it's not for you but when you're fine with that it sure is worth the read. I like the art style and the concept of the story and I like how one of the chars seems very mysterious along the storyline you never know what she does next or what her real thoughts are she is childish and playful ... in one panel and in the next she could kill a bunch of people.

...fuck this one's frustrating.

There have been axed manga that I liked more, but out of my experience with Jump, this is probably the one that stings the most. Maybe the first few chapters weren't anything to write home about, but as the story went on I could see the vision. There were signs of potential from the start, sure, but then when they did the WWIII flashback and elaborated on the main villain's backstory, I could see that there was something more here than "silly android girl fights evil cops." The author had a story he wanted to tell, a world he wanted to expand ... upon, ideas he wanted to explore. Like, fuck the chapters about the scientist and his wife were honestly compelling. It took what was a seemingly over-the-top premise and grounded it in reality and human tragedy. I was hooked. And then right when that part of the story ends... BOOM axe announcement.

Fucking hell man. Shojo Null is a decent manga for what it's worth and I recommend checking it out if you want a quick sci-fi read. But I really, truly do think it could have been a GREAT one if it was only allowed to be.

Interesting setting? Absolutely. Good art? Yep. Fun villains? Certainly. Good comedy? You got it. Interesting themes? Maybe there wasn't enough time to explore them, but some interesting questions were certainly raised. Good character writing? The story didn't have enough time to develop its cast beyond a surface level, you could definitely see that the seeds were there to grow into something more.

Fucking Shueisha. I swear.