Reviews - Emanon Wanderer | The StoryGraph

39 reviews for:

Emanon Wanderer

Shinji Kajio, Kenji Tsuruta, Dana Lewis

3.89 AVERAGE

friss_zucker's review against another edition

4.75

hopeful mysterious reflective medium-paced

Plot or Character Driven: Character

lily_j's review against another edition

Just felt that the pacing was weird and was not interested in the new lore tbh

spacepandita2022's review against another edition

Emanon, the girl without a name, has a unique hability: she can remember everything from the beginning of the time. It looks like every manga is showing how is she's dealing with her daily life. Vol.1, is her in a passanger cruise ship. Vol. 2 is her and her new brother, on a island.

I prefer the first volume, this one is almost the same that the first but this one they were to much pages of her, being naked. Really, this kind of stuff isn't necessary for the plot.

Ranking: ⭐⭐

#Slice-of-life with a sci-fi touch.
#Trigger Warning: Nudity.

emanon_reads's review against another edition

5.0

fast-paced

Having read the first manga I was afraid I’d find this a little worse especially because it started with coloured pages and somehow the black and white graphics are way better.

Vol 2 did not disappoint! I did find it interesting how the story has aspects relating to the previous manga connecting everything together.

the whole story with her brother is a little sad, I really hoped they’d be able to continue on mot this journey together but I do understand why he got mad (the whole light and fire things was interesting too)

pheebabeeba_'s review against another edition

5.0

emotional mysterious reflective medium-paced

Plot or Character Driven: Character

Strong character development: Complicated

Loveable characters: N/A

Diverse cast of characters: No

Flaws of characters a main focus: No

Emanon, the story of a young woman who remembers everything. Her birth, her mother’s memories, the memories of life before humankind.

Beautiful and mysterious work of sci-fi. It really delved deeper into the themes of the previous volume, reincarnation, wandering, the cycle of eternal memories.

I especially enjoyed the colored pages in the prologue.

Content Warnings