The characters that surround the protagonists are captivating, presenting layers or having presence as their enemies. It is very easy to fear a villain that appears or sympathize with the relationships that the protagonists build with other people.
This is very good, because the sense of danger is important for the story to be engaging and as well as appreciation between the characters.
There are 7 protagonists, each with their personal dilemmas and arcs. All excellent characters who go through a journey of pain to conquer their freedom and happiness.
The story is fantastic. As expounded by the author in his notes, it is based on a reflection of their own experience in that period... As such, it is brutal and merciless even as they struggled mightily to survive and achieve something in their lives. The world of this work is brutal, unfair and malicious and yet it allows itself to fight without bowing its head to all this negativity.
A powerful story full of impactful and fantastic moments.
The art is fantastic. From the beginning, it has been impressive, but it still allows itself to evolve even more in order to create true visual spectacles that give even more strength to this narrative.
Finally, Rainbow is a fantastic manga about delinquents having to seek their happiness in a cruel and unfair world, with an art that pushes each moment in the story even further. If there was one criticism to make, it's that the manga ends because it's notable that it's a unique and different experience.
