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Very unexpected. Reviewed after completing the manga. I was very pleasantly surprised by this manga at the connection the author had managed to create between the reader and the main character. We literally became the main character and it was as if our thoughts were being magically printed onto its pages as we read it. Weirrrd. Essentially what made this series stand out for me was that it taught me how a series with such a easily misunderstood title (search onani's definition if you don't know) managed to tell such an inspiring story of self-discovery and responsibility after a torrent of... See full review

Brilliant. Reviewed after completing the manga. This manga series is my long-standing personal favorite; its amazing art, the most awesome main character ever, its dark story, all just simply perfect. It is really difficult to say what makes this series awesome without spoiling its gigantic plot twist, so.. HNNGH- Okay, I'll beat around the bush and say that it made me think about the enormous potential of technology, and what a collective of like-minded people are willing to sacrifice for their desires. While the series tries to avoid confronting all the existential themes it possesses, all that... See full review

Wow. Reviewed after completing the manga. This series was unlike anything I've read previously.. Although initially put off by the art style (which I got used to), its extremely cynical take on humanity and its grey-morality of the whole thing really managed to make me think about a lot of things to do with the state of the world and everyone's potential for evil given the circumstances. It went on to show me in its full glory, uncensored portrayals of public shootings, school massacres, rape, and all the things you'd think the authorities will ban. It was eye-opening. I feel like the story was... See full review