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A bit long.
And frankly it didn't really do anything to engender me to the giants. At the very best it seems like 90% of them were on the same tier as cat killers among people.
Anyone who can stomach casually killing and torturing a cat (specially bred for generations to resemble human infants) is probably an evil person.
Doubly so for a human who could stomach killing a borrower or something.
In this case humans WERE the borrowers to them. If at least they didn't just look like giant people then the message of "they see us like insects etc" could have been believed but you can't tell me their society isn't a whole hell of a lot more fucked up than ours when they clearly enjoy torturing what resemble little versions of themselves so much.
Fuck em
Also felt like the question answering device was stupid. In the first place this casual "THERE IS NO GOD AAAA" stuff feels silly but THEN it just casually confirms souls and reincarnation. Which is pretty religious in nature itself. It's one thing to think we're all doomed to oblivion. It's another entirely to know we're not.
And also some of the people it talks about were literally clones. Was every time a person was "brought back" by Gantz a case of a new soul being generated for the clone? How many reincarnated Keis are there going to be in a century?
etc
The whole fight with the giant war hero felt obnoxious. I never like when stuff like this focuses on 2ch users saying shit like "OH HERO-KUN SHOULD JUST DIE". Any time I see that in manga I get the feeling that the author himself browses too much 2ch. But this whole thing were it's showing the whole world the main character does not appeal to me.
And no "after the end" scene? Show me Kei and Tae living happily in a cabin in rural Hokkaido or something, damn.
Anyway enjoyable manga, in the way that a good action flick is, but far from being a favorite of mine. It's not something I'll still be thinking a lot about in a week.
