Interest Stacks

It's a very soft style that doesn't become distracting, and feels very wholesome, adding to the slice of life aspects of the story.

A very grungy style that suits the dramatic storyline well.

Very pretty art, emotion gets conveyed very well in the panels.

Lots of stark contrast, but it works given the nature of death that's portrayed in the story.

Another very attractive older looking man. It's just so hard to get the art for those to look good, so I think it's important to point out.

Very bubbly art that flows well together.

HAs the gritty and sketchy feel that a lot of 90s manga had, but it's coupled with many abstract panels and page layouts that I think works well for this anthology.

Absolutely stunning art. It's less of manga and more of an illustrated poetry book, and it feels that way, the art has a beauty that is usually difficult to capture in manga.

Art that feels just as crazy as the plot. It shows graphic content and similar things without taking itself too seriously.

Heavy contrast suiting the overall theme of life and death. I use it for a lot of my desktop wallpapers because many pages are beautiful without being over the top.

A very dark and unsettling yet beautiful style that I think works well with the mysteriousness of the story.

Everyone is very good-looking and distinct from one another, in most isekai the art isn't the main appeal so it feels lackluster, but this is an exception.

A simple shoujo romance style but with lots of emphasis on precision and fashion so it comes out beautifully.

Fantastic depictions of stars and the night sky, good character expressions as well.

Has a good grip on when to be beautiful and when to make you throw up.