pokoko said:
Interesting coincidence. The manga has a really nice vibe to it. I like how the side characters are meaningful, as well. The art becomes even better over time. This is actually anime for this but it's low-budget OAVs. As for Keyman, be warned that it's adult. It doesn't shy away from violence, nudity, or subjects like hate crime. The only problem I have with manga is that I'll find something really good, get caught up, then forget about it for six months and lose my place. That's where I'm at with D-frag (which is hilarious) and Sprite (which is amazing). By the way, anyone who wants to try something different, try Sprite. It's about a random and disjointed group of survivors who become trapped outside of time, which they can see as massive black waves. The skyscrapper they're stuck inside gets swept through the centuries, including an H. G. Wells type future filled with monsters. It's very good but it can also be very harsh.
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Yeah, the side characters are pretty great, although I feel a little bad for Toru since he got rejected early in the manga. I really enjoy it when Souta's little girl friend is in a chapter. I'm cheering for those to become a couple... but they're still grade schoolers, so they're too young for that, haha. Kyoko's father is pretty funny too, but it kinda makes me feel 'eh..' that Souta will likely grow up to be like him... D x
When I was looking for a cover pic of Keyman, I did notice it does not seem like something for kids or yound teens for sure. Luckily, I don't think that is an issue for most people here.
Also, are you signed up on any sites that lists manga you follow? That's how I keep track of my list.
Sprite kinda sounds like another manga I read called the Wandering Classroom, where a group of school kids and teachers end up time traveling in their school building and end up in some wasteland future. Very dark and pretty sad.. o_o
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