DeliciouScience13

This is my first review, please forgive any mistakes.

STORY
The story was better from all the jojo parts.The story line was best and chapters was submitted to right way.This story was really different from other parts.The characters and design was outstanding.The story didn't bored me at all it was fun while watching and reading it.Some chapters were having long pages.Individual elements of this story was done well.From genre it was some comedy, there was so much mystery, there was some ecchi scenes of torture really dangerous one.The action was really outstanding i wish they animate in series well.there was a lot of suspence in it after each chapter finish.The ending is really incredible althrough this story is finished till end no other story will come out from this.

ART
The art was really done beautifully by my favourite araki.The art lines is fitted to the story.None of the mistakes was done in the manga.The art was different from rest of the parts of jojo.The characters designs matched the characters personalities.Each characters designs was really different from each other.The plot was best.

CHARACTER
Most of the characters are strong and smart.As you guys know everyone has different stand ability.Whenever anything bizzare happen in manga thir reaction looks so realistic and funny.I was not related to any of the characters.There is a foil for the main character.There is a flashback of main character and main villian.There are so much of supporting characters which helps the main character johnny.There are enemies which i hate most in jojo history especially part 5 but the main villans i like them.i think so it was araki intension to make us hate them.i will surely remember the characters.

ENJOYMENT
You guys out there who are reading my review just go and watch this awesome part.It is also ranked 4 you guys will love it even haters too.I will not read manga again but if its animated in future i will watch it no matter what.I cant forget this awesome part everything i read is still in my mind.I loved this part 7.SALUTE TO ARAKI THE ORGINAL CREATER OF JOJO SERIES.

Sorry this was my first one so i follow all the guidelines.take care guys.

I'VE ONLY GONE THROUGH THE FIRST VOLUME.

I'm sorry to be 'that guy' but I really don't understand why this is rated so high. This is the first light novel I've read and I did enjoy it but it isn't the best thing ever.

To all who are not sure of reading it, give it a shot. You might enjoy it. The character Aya Otonashi might just be the best thing in this first volume followed by Usui. I didn't really feel much for the main character. He just seemed bland and boring in his choice of dialogue. I also wasn't really sure which side he was on most of the time.
Maybe all of this criticism is biased cause I read through it pretty quickly.

I like how they're going for a different concept that isn't too cliche. The never-ending classroom and the fact that it already looped through an astounding number of times kept me interested.

I will continue to read in hopes of being pleasantly surprised by what's to come.

This is one of the most beautiful mangas that I have ever read. Just the storyline amused me a lot.

At first, I saw the anime until episode 47 and then I continued with the manga. The anime is loyal to the manga; there are rarely any differences at all.

All of the characters of the manga are really when done; they all have rally profound characteristics and they continue throughout the story.

Something that I found annoying was how in the manga of the pages it was all so crumpled up, there were so many texts in one page it was difficult to concentrate.

It is a sad story, with themes on drugs, sex among others. However, I really think that it teaches people about life and how you should really enjoy it.

It’s a great story of friendship, love and dreams
I think that everyone that can deal about strong things should read it

This manga is good for people who like a mix of shounen and shoujo manga, and maybe a little supernatural.The story is good(8)... but in ways might be a little bit cheesy... the art is really really good(10)...the characters are awesome(9) and the girl isn't a huge crybaby like the ones in most shoujos(which i tend to hate)... overall i give this manga a 9... its a good read and the art and story are pretty cool...

Let's take a memory trip back to 1999. The 20th century was about to end, the movies The Matrix Fight Club, American Beauty, The Sixth Sense came out and my own country got hit by the dioxin affair which I still remember very well. Strange times indeed. But the genius Miyama Noboru started to publish the manga called Cambrian, which eventually got 4 chapters adapted into a 2 episode mollusk bonanza hentai from 2005 with some flavored tentacle rape from the assumed Cambrian period. Since I'm covering now the manga, this is NOT a hentai at all. Sure, since it got adapted as a hentai OVA, this story is actually not a hentai. It does still contain lots of wierd sex scenes, but it's not the main focus. I really have so many question unanswered. Unfortunately Miyama Noboru passed away in 2007 aged 51 years old and is no longer with us, so I guess I'll never get the real answers I'm seeking. Since I haven't checked his other works yet, I still think Cambrian is the most disturbing work he ever published by the looks of it.

Story: 7/10 (Good)
If you watched the hentai first before reading the manga just like I did, the story makes a bit more sense and becomes more bareable to read, because in the 2005 hentai were only the first 4 chapters were adapted the main plot wasn't explained at all and you gave you more questions than answers. Dr. Yamagishi got expelled from the lab he was working because he was working on a project to clone humans and he tested it out on himself. But things run a bit out of hand and starts to rape woman to spread the Cambrian virus...

Art: 7/10 (Good)
Miyama Noboru's artstyle was actully very nice to look at if you tell me. I really think he did a good job on the drawing. Maybe the only drawback compaired with the 4 chapter hentai adaptation is that certain human reproduction body parts are censored, but I can understand that with Japan's wierd censorship laws. But the artstyle is still very nice done and I can't complain about it. If you like watching wierd shit in a manga, why not?

Charather: 8/10 (Very Good)
In this story, the charathers are much more fleshed out compaired with the 2005 hentai only 4 chapter adaptation. Another victory for the 'The manga is better' team if you tell me.

Enjoyment: 9/10 (Great)
Honesty, if it comes down to watching anime, I prefer to watch cute anime girls doing cute things. If it comes to manga, I prefer the opposite route that's much more suited to me. Maybe it's because Horror and stuff is done in manga much better than it's done in anime. I liked it! I have to admit at certain chapters I really needed to chuckle how ridiculous the manga truly is.

Overall: 8/10 (Very Good)
Since Studio Jam adapted the 4 first chapters as a hentai, you can safely bet the manga is way better if you can handle gore, tits and the fact people are somehow turning into mollusks and other wierd ass animal like creatures. The manga was much more enjoyable compaired with the 2005 hentai. Maybe it's even a shame it got downgraded into just a hentai that only got covered the first 4 chapters. This story could serve very well as a one cour anime with 12 to 13 episodes if I may be honest.

I found Baka and Boing while looking around on a manga reader. I saw that it was ecchi and was pretty highly rated so I started reading. So far I have been laughing from start to where I am now. The first few chapter are funny, but then the story kicks in and the whole book gets rolling. The story is about a guy who has to live with a model's ghost and has to get other spirits wandering the earth to heaven so save the model. The story is great and the comedy is awesome too. The art is great in my opinion. The art is clear and detailed very well. It's an on-going series so I'll update as more chapter are released.

A warning is that there is nudity so if you don't like that then it may not be for you!

The concept of survival has been heavily explored in nearly every form of media imaginable. A product of this concept are games that pit people against each other such as the hunger games and Battle Royale. However Ousama Game is a bit different. Despite Ousama Game having great promise, it clearly spiraled into a disappointing mess to be perfectly honest with you.

The Story of Osama game is easily the best part. It exentuates intrigue in the reader and you definitely want to know more. The author also does a great job of actually telling the story and building up great suspense. This is expected due to this being based off a series of Light novels. The central mystery to Ousama game was quite well executed and I wanted to know more about who the King was and why this game is being played. The transition between the light hearted beginning of the story and how it spirals into something much more sinister was well handled.

However unfortunately this great story is hardly supported by the cast of characters that are present in this manga. The characters were outright bad in this story. For a class of 32 people being present I only genuinely liked one of these people. However in one way the characters triumphed was there realistic relations to each other. However this was literally their only redeeming qualities and it seems just like in Doubt( though probably worse than doubt) they just seemed like devices used to carry out the events of the plot. There's no depth no development they're all just one dimensional.

Our main protagonist was probably the most boring one out of all of them. He's the standard cliche: I want to save everyone without everyone getting hurt. He's also a bit of a Mary Sue and none of the characters including him take the initiative to try to solve the Osama game. The only interesting character was probably Ria. Maybe it was because of her mysterious and aura and the fact that we got some background detail on her. And do you know what the worst part is? So many of these characters died and I couldn't even care less.

The art in Ousama game improves as the series goes on due to its 5 volume length. Many frames were reasonably detailed. However I'm not really a fan of the character designs and this was especially apparent during the first half of the series. The death of the characters
were also well drawn. The ending to Osama game was decent but there is a sequel which has not been translated to English yet unfortunately.

In the end Ousama game is a manga that went from something good to only an ok manga. It kind of fell under the weight of its concept and the characters were very bland. However I can't deny the great story and the fair artwork and also the fact that I read this in two sittings due to the heavy suspense. So read this if your interested it's a fine read but certainly not the best out there.

First, this is a love triangle, almost close as harem, but not as it is. There's a Short review below if you don't want to read the long review.

Story:3
It started as a cliched romantic comedy with cliched setting, even though it's cliched, it has a decent comedy with almost "breaking the 4th wall" trope.

But the potential of this manga was a cut off after its ending, literally it was axed. There couple of chapter in which it was getting interesting, it was "Deconstruction of Harem(though it was love triangle) and that potential would have made this manga better than any cliched manga. But it's a shame that it ended abruptly while having the same ending without any resolve relationship.

Art: 3
The are is quite below average, the characters are distinguishable, yet in the closer look, they almost look the same. The expression is just average, the same the background, at least this manga will make you laugh when it comes to its humor. The general art is not really bad, nor decent, it's not even mediocre, it's just OK, well as long as it is readable, I don't have any problem on it.

Characters: 4(states that it is decent)
The characters are the highlight of the show, and they were able to make some characters who are better than any average characters in many series. For it was able to develop its characters, while maintaining its humor, especially their personality, which is quite cliched, but at the same time, funny. Before it ends Saotome Ryou or the rich boy has questioned the Idea of having stagnant, which makes him the Best character in this manga, and he was better than any mcs out there, that's why the score for the character is 4, since there's a decent guy in the series, but at the same time, it ended without a clear relationship, which really sucks.

Enjoyment: 5(not a mediocre in my scoring)
So far, it didn't rely on fanservice, but rather on comedy(one of the best genre every) every characters makes a joke about cliched setting especially when they mention their own part on the scene, which makes me laugh, but at the same time, I wasn't able to enjoy it that much, since this manga was axed, and its potential was killed, not that I can blame the production, since it's trying to deconstruct its Harem, or should I say, it's against the Editors(especially Nisekoi) Well as long that it was able to show its potential, then it's ok for me, and at least ir did try to deconstruct its harem and Saotome Ryou developed as a supporting character, which is missing in many mangas(many supporting characters are just a display for a harem show) so if you think its worth it or not, I would say it's worth it for its Comedy and their MVP Saotome, while not worth for its cliched setting.



Story: 3 - Cliched setting but was able to show its potential on deconstructing its love triangle
Art: 3 - not bad, nor good, almost has the same character design and everything is below average, but was able to express its theme.
Character: 4 - Only Saotome Ryou lifted this the cliched characters
Enjoyment 5 - Enjoyable for its comedy.
Overall: 3 - Wasted Potential and poor production(axed), I don't wanna score it 2 since it's the for cliched setting or just average or 4 since it's for Decent series.

Simple work, where the protagonist gets a ring that gives him the right to send several demon girls, the development goes well, basically he will meet more girls and conquering them, which is pretty cool at first but then is repetitive, in this part As far as we can tell, this style of work is always like that, but what I can't stand is the fact that a rival appears who almost kills the protagonist and yet at the end of all the confusion the protagonist forgives and saves him. Simply horrible, author spoils the story with this! I DO NOT RECOMMEND

When is a one-shot not a one-shot?

Seems a bit of an odd question to ask, right? Well there's a reason why I'm asking, and there's a very simple answer (which I'll tell you in a bit).

Anyway, on with the review...

Jeep and Wagon is a very odd shounen one-shot manga. The story is set in an alternate history, mid 19th century Paris. Clockwork devices and automatons (known as automates in the manga), have been steadily increasing in both power and complexity for many years, and the creators have sometimes used them for unscrupulous purposes. The French government, led by Emperor Louis Napoleon Bonaparte III, has proceeded to imprison any clockwork inventor who is deemed a threat to society - normally without trial.

One day, a giant clockwork robot attacks and conquers Paris, and the Emperor is forced to seek help from an unlikely source...

Since the manga is only 45 pages long, telling you any more would ruin the story, so I'll stop there. The plot is pretty straightforward for the most part, with no real twists or surprises (with one exception later in the story). The humour gives the story a nice, fun atmosphere, however much of the humour could have been scaled back as there is a distinct feeling that the mangaka was trying a bit too hard to make his audience laugh. Given that this is Tashiro Kenji's first complete work, this may be the reason why some things feel unfinished, while others feel too forced.

The artwork is nice on the whole. There are some panels where the work is a little more on the rushed side, however most panels are simply designed, and well detailed and illustrated. Unfortunately this has the effect of giving some of the pages a very "clinical" feel, with no real emotion from the mangaka present in the picture.

The character designs are a bit on the odd side. The sub characters are often generic, with their clothing reflecting a quasi-style of that period. The design for the protagonists on the other hand, makes Jeep Rubyhat look like a displaced cowgirl, and Wagon Rubyhat (Jeep's uncle), look like a reject from Oliver Twist.

Stylistically speaking the whole manga looks like it was made to be easy on the eye, which is a good thing for a budding mangaka to do, but can also backfirewhen taken to extremes as it leaves the finished work with a cold, sanitised feeling.

Since this is a one-shot (supposedly), there are only two "real" characters - Jeep and Wagon Rubyhat. The chemistry between the two isn't bad, however there isn't enough of it, and it feels like the mangaka didn't want to push it too far as the two characters are supposed to be uncle and niece. Overall, the characters have a disticntly unfinished feel to them, just as the whole manga does.

This is a reasonably entertaining read, however the unfinished feeling I've mentioned can sometimes detract from the story. As ten minute reads go, it's not bad at all, however I couldn't get over the feeling that there was supposed to be more to the story.

On the whole though, it's a very good first manga from a new author. It's just unfortunate that the whole point of the story feels more like an attempt to create a new series instead of a true one-shot manga (which you'll see for yourself come the last page).

So when is a one-shot not a one-shot? When it's a pilot for a series, as this may actually be.