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4.03 AVERAGE
4.03 AVERAGE
Even the villain get their own backstory. I've become desensitized with the amount of violence that is going on that I dismayed over the fact a character didn't die after an awfully fatal looking wound. I'm just waiting for the end here at this point. Because, like Senji said, it's the same inside and outside, there's no humanity.
adventurous
dark
emotional
hopeful
mysterious
sad
tense
fast-paced
5/5 stars
I like two characters and they either die or are tortured, what the heck? xD
I like two characters and they either die or are tortured, what the heck? xD
The horror genre has been a staple of literature since probably before the ancient Greeks. People terrify one another with tales of death, monsters, or the unknown. I decided to skew away from traditional western horror and take a look at post-apocalyptic horror manga Deadman Wonderland. I read the first five volumes, which is the point at which the anime ends. This manga follows the story of fourteen-year-old Ganta Igarashi after he is falsely accused of murdering his entire class. The courts send Ganta to death row in Japan’s only privatized prison, Deadman Wonderland, where he learns not everything is what it seems. What I liked about this story were the complex characters, the setting, and the mysteries laid before us. I did not so much like the anime tropes that appeared in the books, and Ganta was at times an annoying protagonist. Read the rest of the review at toomanythoughtsmedia.com or listen to my thought on the Fantasy Book of the Month podcast anywhere you listen to podcasts.
Goddammit my second favourite character died. What bullshit. >:(