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is creating a new civilization so she can see the latest Star Wars movie (that was never made because something happened during our time that made it stop production in the middle, and books and movies were banned from being created.)

Are you kidding me?

One thing though, totally did not expect one of the characters to be trans. I'll read on just to see what happens with them.

wolverinefactor's review against another edition

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3.0

I’ve reached the point where I feel obligated to finish but ehhhh

monica_oliv's review against another edition

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5.0

this story proves anything can serve as character motivation. As long as it makes sense to the character, it will make sense for the reader. I can understand who decides to stop it here but for me, the tree girl *spoiler* made everything better. It's refreshing, to say the least, having a manga that tries to go this big with such simple motivations and for me, it works.

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5.0

4.5/5

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4.0

Honestly really liking this series now that the immature edgy stuff has been mostly left behind. The fight scene in the first half of this volume is such a joy to read. Fujimoto has a really strong sense of sequential storytelling, which is something I feel most mangaka tend to forget to make use of. I'm also a big fan of the whole "faking/forming a religion to unify people" trope, so that was enjoyable to read. This volume ends on a cliffhanger that brings up more questions than it answers, but it does open up the scope of the manga in a very promising way. Excited to see what's next.

At the midway point, I think this series is about an 8/10 so far.

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