If you go into this manga looking for a good laugh, then you're in the right place.
Story - 7
The plot is nothing groundbreaking, but it's interesting enough to pull you in and keep you intrigued, so long as you don't take the wacky events too seriously. It's a science fiction, and a comedy. The two genres that are probably the least meant to be taken seriously of all.
Some stuff isn't going to make much sense, and some scenarios are going to seem very convenient, but the whole point is for the gags and the jokes. How the characters respond to these over-the-top and ridiculous situations is where the gold lies in this series.
Art - 8
The characters each have unique designs, and the facial expressions help pull off the humor almost perfectly. I have no qualms with the art at all. And when the manga wants to, it shows off the scenery and environments beautifully.
Character - 9
Despite being only 7 chapters long at the time of writing this, I'd say the characters is one of this series strong points so far. They're very well done. Each one has their own unique traits and personalities introduced right away, and their dynamics are super enjoyable. Character interactions and humor is where I believe this series hits the nail on the head.
Enjoyment - 10
The humor in this is fantastic, at least in my opinion. I know that humor is very subjective, so this could either make or break the series for you.
I get some hints of Grand Blue while reading this, and maybe even a bit of Prison School vibes. If you like either of those two manga and their style of comedy, then I highly recommend reading Agravity Boys.
Overall - 8
Don't go into this manga taking it too seriously, because it sure as hell doesn't take itself seriously.
The humor will either land for you, or it won't. It just happens to land really well for me. The characters are enjoyable and I definitely recommend at least checking this manga out if you have the spare time!
