SPOILERS AHEAD! TL:DR: It's bad, but you can read if you want, there is some great art and its short. The story of Abara is strange and for the first time in my life I'm not sure that's a good thing. The introduction to the story seemed really cool but after that I got lost in basically a lot of talking that wasn't all that interesting and didn't help me figure out at all what was happening til I was about done. The name Guana would eventually be used again as the name for the primary antagonists in Nihei's latest series, Knights of Sidonia.

Moreover, the Observation Bureau (Kagen House) is created to safeguard the true purpose of the mausoleums, so as to prevent further conflict. quite decent, and it would probably be even higher if it was clear enough to understand. After analysing the artwork, I could finish the story with barely any extra understanding of the story. And the only part that I completely understood and enjoyed was the ending, and the ending was a masterpiece; To the eye and to the brain. I will not speak of the story since I want to keep this spoiler free.The art in here is amazing, though the characters may put many people off. This is due to their eyes being too far apart, otherwise it would look amazing. But that it just part of the author's style and personality, and I respect that. When I say amazing, I absolutely mean it. Not only is it detailed on every aspect, but it actually communicates emotions with me. However, there is one thing I don't like very much about the artwork... The battle scenes. Most of the battle scenes confuse me, because the author skips quite a lot of actions in them. The sketchy drawing style also doesn't help point out what the author really wants you to see. I also don't like the style of the sound effects, it is a bit plain, but I guess that is also part of his style. nowadays not only is a good means of entertainment that is good for your mental health but also save Either way I took it for what it was and I enjoyed it. Even though this is a short manga series Nihei still manages to make a fully lived in world, even if it has that depressing alone feeling about it. Again, this could be because I've just finished other works of his and it may or may not be in the same universe as the others? The problem is the fragment of the "story" - Something like this needs a lot of explanation and an actual story. This has neither - It's more like a dream... or nightmare - while events are presented in a linear fashion and sort of follow, there's zero explanation or set-up to put this in context. Ja, die Story war überhaupt nicht meins. Doch optisch konnte ich dem Band sehr wohl etwas abgewinnen. Zumindest dann, wenn nicht gekämpft wurde, denn die Bilder dazu waren aufgrund des sehr strichlastigen Zeichenstils oftmals ein wildes Durcheinander, bei dem man nicht wusste, wo oben und unten war. In ruhigeren Sequenzen gab es dann aber diese Momente, wo ich einfach staunte. Hier ärgerte es mich gleichzeitig aber auch, dass die Handlung so wirr war, denn über das was ich da sah, hätte ich gerne vielmehr erfahren.

Sometime in the future, humans have destroyed Earth's environment and are forced to live in cities connected only by a single highway and many tubes. However, some humans have mutated and become White Gaunas, a species which poses a threat to mankind. A group of scientists foresaw this dystopian situation years before. In an attempt to preserve humanity's future, they produced a number of time machines powered by nuclear plants called mausoleums. Each time machine can send humans to a distant future, thus ensuring the survival of the human race. They also use the collective energy from these plants to shift all White Gaunas on Earth at the time to a separate dimension. The scientists eventually entrust their knowledge to the fourth Eon Group (fourth Chronicle Group), tasked to ensure that at least a pair of humans can escape into the future. There were way too many ideas crammed in the series to make it enjoyable. That, and the weird art ruined the series. There were many times when I just wanted to leave the manga alone, but I kept thinking that it will make sense at the end. Unfortunately I was let down.It was a little over two months from initial idea to the final design getting sent to press, though that includes things like editing, getting approval, etc. My initial idea that turned into the final cover came very early on in the process, though there were some other contenders that we ultimately decided against. Denji, along with another girl named Nayuta, were the first to be experimented upon, with a control device implanted in the latter due to her being the first to be experimented on. Denji, however, was able to escape before having a control device implanted, killing several people in the process. Already, the inspirations for and similarities to Chainsaw Man are clear.