When it comes to manga, urasawa never disappoints. Whether it comes to storywriting, his art or even creating interesting three dimensional characters, he's one of the best. Pluto is no exception.

As someone who is only vaguely familiar with the astroboy series, this manga was still extremely enjoyable. I think the author manages to subtly explain the overall astroboy universe without being so "in your face" about it which I liked.

The art is beautiful, when it comes to drawing people, he's one of the best mangakas out there. He sometimes same-faces between series but rarely within the same manga which is impresive considering even the most talented of artists struggle with that.

I loved it, I laughed, I cried, I found myself cheering for gesicht and the other top robots. The ending was very bittersweet, of course, but I guess the mangaka couldn't stray too much from the original material.