pick⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Volume 2 did not disappoint, and I‘m really enjoying all of the characters! Personal favorite now includes the student council president whose goal is to prove that Iruma is human…..by having him translate manga that she can‘t read and secretly loves in the form of “forbidden tomes”. I can‘t wait to see how Iruma‘s journey continues from here.
pan⭐️⭐️
I tried to like “Soul Eater”, but the misogyny and abundance of fan service ruined it for me. The story is interesting but the art style is subpar. I hated every guy as they were obnoxious and gross, and the amount of female nudity and giant boobs was disgusting. The fact that there‘s portrayal of guys exposing their female partner‘s privates for leverage, and that another guy grabs two character‘s boobs to compare their sizes is horrifying.
pickMy memory of playing volleyball. I‘m shorter than Hinata w/small delicate hands. It never was anything less than torture trying to serve a ball.
Tiny, titty, weak & slow. Hated it & all my teammates hated me. Plus that time I dislocated my pinky finger trying to return a serve. 😩
Never completely healed either. I can still tell my pinky right hand is the one that got dislocated.
BUT…great series, what 782 volumes? Don‘t care; reading them!
pickso this was my first time reading this book and It was good I like how the plot begins and how it ends and it was really amazing how the action and adventure mixes in with eachother :))))
pickEntirely too much enthusiasm over JV Volleyball IMO.
This manga has around 43 volumes?! 😨
so-soOne Piece was a huge part of my childhood and teen years. Now as a 30 something I see too many red flags in these stories and characters. But still... still... The manga made me laugh and it was just nice to spend time with those old friends again. And then sexism hits again. And then Oda reverses it. I definitely need some time between each volume. So whenever I feel like, I'm going to read vol. 62. It might take a while.
pickJoJo‘s Bizarre Adventure: Part 7, Steel Ball Run, is a masterpiece of storytelling and art. Set in a gritty, unpredictable Wild West, it reinvents the series with stunning characters, emotional depth, and a magnetic rivalry between Johnny Joestar and Gyro Zeppeli. The narrative flawlessly balances bizarre Stand battles with philosophical introspection, making every chapter riveting. It‘s peak JoJo—Araki at his absolute best.
