This is trash. Another failed specimen of the survival-game genre.
1. The story is poor and cheap: spear-wielding girls on an island being slaughtered.
2. The art is fine but not as realistic as Battle-Royale so each character is virtually indistinguishable.
3. There are not too many characters but there's virtually zero development and they died so quickly in chain.
4. I skipped the dialogs to look for at least some decent ecchi, but there's none.
It's a total fail.
 Alternative TitlesSynonyms: Bloody Maiden - Juusanki no Shima Japanese: BLOODY MAIDEN ～十三鬼の島～ InformationType: Manga
Volumes: 2
Chapters: 11
Status: Finished
Published: Dec 9, 2010 to Mar 9, 2012
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Shounen
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Mar 10, 2020
Warning: Minor spoilers about the flow of events, but tl;dr: you aren't missing anything special by reading the reviews for this one before you accidentally waste the better part of an hour on this schlock.
The characterization and story really fail to show any potential, at any point in this manga. The entire cast of characters is unceremoniously dumped upon the reader almost immediately and with so little meaningful exposition (and although an attempt was made to dump a bunch of it on you early, none of it feels of consequence when you are expected to actually follow along with over a dozen same-y characters ... 
Aug 26, 2017
This manga had some good potential. Due to its short run, however, it failed miserably. There were so many characters that you never got a sense for any of their personalities before they got killed off. I didn't even remember any of their names. It would have been much better with only 3 or 4 characters with more fleshed out personalities. The art was decent in some spots, but seemed frenetically rushed in others.
If you're in to survival anime storylines, then this one is worth a read just because it falls so neatly into the genre. If you're a completist like me (I have ... |
