Manga Discussion Edens Zero
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It all started here.
Fast forward a few months, I decided to read it after contemplating for a while.
It took two and a half (?) weeks, but I finally read every available chapter of Edens Zero. I just finished the latest chapter several hours ago.
What do I think of it? I won’t summarize everything because spoilers (I didn’t know where else to post this so it’s kinda ironic), but basically:
- The characters are unique and all have important roles in the story. There are some backstories that will make you sympathize with them. The villains are either redeemable or they’re not, and Hiro Mashima really makes it clear.
- The concept of space travel is pretty cool, and there’s a few things about it that make it all the more interesting and riskier.
- The Power System is easy to understand and has a cool ability.
- The art is really great, especially when there’s landscape shots of the planets that are explored. It really adds to the overall experience.
- The storytelling and world building is good and stays consistent.
- There’s some some situations that will make you laugh, similar to One Piece in a way.
- There’s some plot twists that will raise questions for you. Some of them won’t happen until a bit later in the story, but what you see at the beginning is the foundation.
- The pacing is really good, and the arcs usually only last 15-20 chapters while the major ones can be 30-40. There’s not many plot holes from what I can remember and things are either explained right away or at some point later on.
- The series gets darker throughout the story but it doesn’t get too bad. It’s easy to get distracted from it.
There isn’t much that I don’t like about the series, although there is a fair amount of fan service. Some people may like it though.
Chapters are published weekly and with plenty of pages, so there‘s a lot to look forward to for readers! I‘d say the series is about 7.5/10.
There is also an anime which will be getting a second season this April, although it’ll most likely still be a Netflix exclusive.
You wanted to know what I thought @Toby D. Dog, so here it is! I hope you’ll consider reading it sometime, because it’s really fun. I have newfound appreciation for Hiro Mashima’s work, and I’m looking forward to what’s next.
Thank you for suggesting it to me, @Cruxroux! I really enjoyed reading it!
Fast forward a few months, I decided to read it after contemplating for a while.
It took two and a half (?) weeks, but I finally read every available chapter of Edens Zero. I just finished the latest chapter several hours ago.
What do I think of it? I won’t summarize everything because spoilers (I didn’t know where else to post this so it’s kinda ironic), but basically:
- The characters are unique and all have important roles in the story. There are some backstories that will make you sympathize with them. The villains are either redeemable or they’re not, and Hiro Mashima really makes it clear.
- The concept of space travel is pretty cool, and there’s a few things about it that make it all the more interesting and riskier.
- The Power System is easy to understand and has a cool ability.
- The art is really great, especially when there’s landscape shots of the planets that are explored. It really adds to the overall experience.
- The storytelling and world building is good and stays consistent.
- There’s some some situations that will make you laugh, similar to One Piece in a way.
- There’s some plot twists that will raise questions for you. Some of them won’t happen until a bit later in the story, but what you see at the beginning is the foundation.
- The pacing is really good, and the arcs usually only last 15-20 chapters while the major ones can be 30-40. There’s not many plot holes from what I can remember and things are either explained right away or at some point later on.
- The series gets darker throughout the story but it doesn’t get too bad. It’s easy to get distracted from it.
There isn’t much that I don’t like about the series, although there is a fair amount of fan service. Some people may like it though.
Chapters are published weekly and with plenty of pages, so there‘s a lot to look forward to for readers! I‘d say the series is about 7.5/10.
There is also an anime which will be getting a second season this April, although it’ll most likely still be a Netflix exclusive.
You wanted to know what I thought @Toby D. Dog, so here it is! I hope you’ll consider reading it sometime, because it’s really fun. I have newfound appreciation for Hiro Mashima’s work, and I’m looking forward to what’s next.
Thank you for suggesting it to me, @Cruxroux! I really enjoyed reading it!
It all started here.
Fast forward a few months, I decided to read it after contemplating for a while.
It took two and a half (?) weeks, but I finally read every available chapter of Edens Zero. I just finished the latest chapter several hours ago.
What do I think of it? I won’t summarize everything because spoilers (I didn’t know where else to post this so it’s kinda ironic), but basically:
- The characters are unique and all have important roles in the story. There are some backstories that will make you sympathize with them. The villains are either redeemable or they’re not, and Hiro Mashima really makes it clear.
- The concept of space travel is pretty cool, and there’s a few things about it that make it all the more interesting and riskier.
- The Power System is easy to understand and has a cool ability.
- The art is really great, especially when there’s landscape shots of the planets that are explored. It really adds to the overall experience.
- The storytelling and world building is good and stays consistent.
- There’s some some situations that will make you laugh, similar to One Piece in a way.
- There’s some plot twists that will raise questions for you. Some of them won’t happen until a bit later in the story, but what you see at the beginning is the foundation.
- The pacing is really good, and the arcs usually only last 15-20 chapters while the major ones can be 30-40. There’s not many plot holes from what I can remember and things are either explained right away or at some point later on.
- The series gets darker throughout the story but it doesn’t get too bad. It’s easy to get distracted from it.
There isn’t much that I don’t like about the series, although there is a fair amount of fan service. Some people may like it though.
Chapters are published weekly and with plenty of pages, so there‘s a lot to look forward to for readers! I‘d say the series is about 7.5/10.
There is also an anime which will be getting a second season this April, although it’ll most likely still be a Netflix exclusive.
You wanted to know what I thought @Toby D. Dog, so here it is! I hope you’ll consider reading it sometime, because it’s really fun. I have newfound appreciation for Hiro Mashima’s work, and I’m looking forward to what’s next.
Thank you for suggesting it to me, @Cruxroux! I really enjoyed reading it!
Fast forward a few months, I decided to read it after contemplating for a while.
It took two and a half (?) weeks, but I finally read every available chapter of Edens Zero. I just finished the latest chapter several hours ago.
What do I think of it? I won’t summarize everything because spoilers (I didn’t know where else to post this so it’s kinda ironic), but basically:
- The characters are unique and all have important roles in the story. There are some backstories that will make you sympathize with them. The villains are either redeemable or they’re not, and Hiro Mashima really makes it clear.
- The concept of space travel is pretty cool, and there’s a few things about it that make it all the more interesting and riskier.
- The Power System is easy to understand and has a cool ability.
- The art is really great, especially when there’s landscape shots of the planets that are explored. It really adds to the overall experience.
- The storytelling and world building is good and stays consistent.
- There’s some some situations that will make you laugh, similar to One Piece in a way.
- There’s some plot twists that will raise questions for you. Some of them won’t happen until a bit later in the story, but what you see at the beginning is the foundation.
- The pacing is really good, and the arcs usually only last 15-20 chapters while the major ones can be 30-40. There’s not many plot holes from what I can remember and things are either explained right away or at some point later on.
- The series gets darker throughout the story but it doesn’t get too bad. It’s easy to get distracted from it.
There isn’t much that I don’t like about the series, although there is a fair amount of fan service. Some people may like it though.
Chapters are published weekly and with plenty of pages, so there‘s a lot to look forward to for readers! I‘d say the series is about 7.5/10.
There is also an anime which will be getting a second season this April, although it’ll most likely still be a Netflix exclusive.
You wanted to know what I thought @Toby D. Dog, so here it is! I hope you’ll consider reading it sometime, because it’s really fun. I have newfound appreciation for Hiro Mashima’s work, and I’m looking forward to what’s next.
Thank you for suggesting it to me, @Cruxroux! I really enjoyed reading it!
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It all started here.
Fast forward a few months, I decided to read it after contemplating for a while.
It took two and a half (?) weeks, but I finally read every available chapter of Edens Zero. I just finished the latest chapter several hours ago.
What do I think of it? I won’t summarize everything because spoilers (I didn’t know where else to post this so it’s kinda ironic), but basically:
- The characters are unique and all have important roles in the story. There are some backstories that will make you sympathize with them. The villains are either redeemable or they’re not, and Hiro Mashima really makes it clear.
- The concept of space travel is pretty cool, and there’s a few things about it that make it all the more interesting and riskier.
- The Power System is easy to understand and has a cool ability.
- The art is really great, especially when there’s landscape shots of the planets that are explored. It really adds to the overall experience.
- The storytelling and world building is good and stays consistent.
- There’s some some situations that will make you laugh, similar to One Piece in a way.
- There’s some plot twists that will raise questions for you. Some of them won’t happen until a bit later in the story, but what you see at the beginning is the foundation.
- The pacing is really good, and the arcs usually only last 15-20 chapters while the major ones can be 30-40. There’s not many plot holes from what I can remember and things are either explained right away or at some point later on.
- The series gets darker throughout the story but it doesn’t get too bad. It’s easy to get distracted from it.
There isn’t much that I don’t like about the series, although there is a fair amount of fan service. Some people may like it though.
Chapters are published weekly and with plenty of pages, so there‘s a lot to look forward to for readers! I‘d say the series is about 7.5/10.
There is also an anime which will be getting a second season this April, although it’ll most likely still be a Netflix exclusive.
You wanted to know what I thought @Toby D. Dog, so here it is! I hope you’ll consider reading it sometime, because it’s really fun. I have newfound appreciation for Hiro Mashima’s work, and I’m looking forward to what’s next.
Thank you for suggesting it to me, @Cruxroux! I really enjoyed reading it!
Fast forward a few months, I decided to read it after contemplating for a while.
It took two and a half (?) weeks, but I finally read every available chapter of Edens Zero. I just finished the latest chapter several hours ago.
What do I think of it? I won’t summarize everything because spoilers (I didn’t know where else to post this so it’s kinda ironic), but basically:
- The characters are unique and all have important roles in the story. There are some backstories that will make you sympathize with them. The villains are either redeemable or they’re not, and Hiro Mashima really makes it clear.
- The concept of space travel is pretty cool, and there’s a few things about it that make it all the more interesting and riskier.
- The Power System is easy to understand and has a cool ability.
- The art is really great, especially when there’s landscape shots of the planets that are explored. It really adds to the overall experience.
- The storytelling and world building is good and stays consistent.
- There’s some some situations that will make you laugh, similar to One Piece in a way.
- There’s some plot twists that will raise questions for you. Some of them won’t happen until a bit later in the story, but what you see at the beginning is the foundation.
- The pacing is really good, and the arcs usually only last 15-20 chapters while the major ones can be 30-40. There’s not many plot holes from what I can remember and things are either explained right away or at some point later on.
- The series gets darker throughout the story but it doesn’t get too bad. It’s easy to get distracted from it.
There isn’t much that I don’t like about the series, although there is a fair amount of fan service. Some people may like it though.
Chapters are published weekly and with plenty of pages, so there‘s a lot to look forward to for readers! I‘d say the series is about 7.5/10.
There is also an anime which will be getting a second season this April, although it’ll most likely still be a Netflix exclusive.
You wanted to know what I thought @Toby D. Dog, so here it is! I hope you’ll consider reading it sometime, because it’s really fun. I have newfound appreciation for Hiro Mashima’s work, and I’m looking forward to what’s next.
Thank you for suggesting it to me, @Cruxroux! I really enjoyed reading it!
But iam glad you Enjoy it man!
It all started here.
Fast forward a few months, I decided to read it after contemplating for a while.
It took two and a half (?) weeks, but I finally read every available chapter of Edens Zero. I just finished the latest chapter several hours ago.
What do I think of it? I won’t summarize everything because spoilers (I didn’t know where else to post this so it’s kinda ironic), but basically:
- The characters are unique and all have important roles in the story. There are some backstories that will make you sympathize with them. The villains are either redeemable or they’re not, and Hiro Mashima really makes it clear.
- The concept of space travel is pretty cool, and there’s a few things about it that make it all the more interesting and riskier.
- The Power System is easy to understand and has a cool ability.
- The art is really great, especially when there’s landscape shots of the planets that are explored. It really adds to the overall experience.
- The storytelling and world building is good and stays consistent.
- There’s some some situations that will make you laugh, similar to One Piece in a way.
- There’s some plot twists that will raise questions for you. Some of them won’t happen until a bit later in the story, but what you see at the beginning is the foundation.
- The pacing is really good, and the arcs usually only last 15-20 chapters while the major ones can be 30-40. There’s not many plot holes from what I can remember and things are either explained right away or at some point later on.
- The series gets darker throughout the story but it doesn’t get too bad. It’s easy to get distracted from it.
There isn’t much that I don’t like about the series, although there is a fair amount of fan service. Some people may like it though.
Chapters are published weekly and with plenty of pages, so there‘s a lot to look forward to for readers! I‘d say the series is about 7.5/10.
There is also an anime which will be getting a second season this April, although it’ll most likely still be a Netflix exclusive.
You wanted to know what I thought @Toby D. Dog, so here it is! I hope you’ll consider reading it sometime, because it’s really fun. I have newfound appreciation for Hiro Mashima’s work, and I’m looking forward to what’s next.
Thank you for suggesting it to me, @Cruxroux! I really enjoyed reading it!
Fast forward a few months, I decided to read it after contemplating for a while.
It took two and a half (?) weeks, but I finally read every available chapter of Edens Zero. I just finished the latest chapter several hours ago.
What do I think of it? I won’t summarize everything because spoilers (I didn’t know where else to post this so it’s kinda ironic), but basically:
- The characters are unique and all have important roles in the story. There are some backstories that will make you sympathize with them. The villains are either redeemable or they’re not, and Hiro Mashima really makes it clear.
- The concept of space travel is pretty cool, and there’s a few things about it that make it all the more interesting and riskier.
- The Power System is easy to understand and has a cool ability.
- The art is really great, especially when there’s landscape shots of the planets that are explored. It really adds to the overall experience.
- The storytelling and world building is good and stays consistent.
- There’s some some situations that will make you laugh, similar to One Piece in a way.
- There’s some plot twists that will raise questions for you. Some of them won’t happen until a bit later in the story, but what you see at the beginning is the foundation.
- The pacing is really good, and the arcs usually only last 15-20 chapters while the major ones can be 30-40. There’s not many plot holes from what I can remember and things are either explained right away or at some point later on.
- The series gets darker throughout the story but it doesn’t get too bad. It’s easy to get distracted from it.
There isn’t much that I don’t like about the series, although there is a fair amount of fan service. Some people may like it though.
Chapters are published weekly and with plenty of pages, so there‘s a lot to look forward to for readers! I‘d say the series is about 7.5/10.
There is also an anime which will be getting a second season this April, although it’ll most likely still be a Netflix exclusive.
You wanted to know what I thought @Toby D. Dog, so here it is! I hope you’ll consider reading it sometime, because it’s really fun. I have newfound appreciation for Hiro Mashima’s work, and I’m looking forward to what’s next.
Thank you for suggesting it to me, @Cruxroux! I really enjoyed reading it!
Who is you're favorite character? And what was you're favorite arc so far?
I feel exactly the same
I really want a time skip 2.0
I really want a time skip 2.0
Maybe after the yukinos cosmos part there will be time skip before the final battle starts.
Summary thanks to SanZaiTen from Reddit
• Homura is working off her mother's debt to Drakken
• Drakken gets Homura a job working for Illega
• Shiki vs. an army of Moscos, which turn out to be robot copies of him
• Sister's memories return; we get to see Rebecca's bathtime training that we missed out on
• Rogue Out is a vigilante group that's fighting Drakken in U0
• The fake Sister isn't around; she might not exist at all, or she may just be living a different life somewhere else
• The EZ crew are going after Drakken to get Jinn, Kleene, and Laguna back
• U0 is so different that Shiki realizes things with Drakken might not be the same
• The real Mosco infiltrated Illega Tower in drag; Homura is there too
• Chapter 226: Sea God
• Homura is working off her mother's debt to Drakken
• Drakken gets Homura a job working for Illega
• Shiki vs. an army of Moscos, which turn out to be robot copies of him
• Sister's memories return; we get to see Rebecca's bathtime training that we missed out on
• Rogue Out is a vigilante group that's fighting Drakken in U0
• The fake Sister isn't around; she might not exist at all, or she may just be living a different life somewhere else
• The EZ crew are going after Drakken to get Jinn, Kleene, and Laguna back
• U0 is so different that Shiki realizes things with Drakken might not be the same
• The real Mosco infiltrated Illega Tower in drag; Homura is there too
• Chapter 226: Sea God