Best Cover Page Tournament Round 4

[Light D Lamperouge]

IMPORTANT: I WILL NOT COUNT VOTES FROM THOSE WHO DO NOT VOTE FOR EACH FIGHT. ALSO IF I SEE OR NOTICE SOME SUSPICIOUS ACTIVITY THAT ENTRY WILL BE DISQUALIFIED.

In this round in this thread we will have 8 COVERS, which means 4 fights.


FIRST FIGHT

Jujutsu Kaisen Chapter 227 Cover - Battle of the Strongest

Spoiler: IMAGE

VS


Omniscient Reader's Viewpoint Chapter 2 Cover - Sea Warfare

Spoiler: IMAGE

SECOND FIGHT

Sakamoto Days Volume 11 Cover

Spoiler: IMAGE

VS


銀河英雄伝説 Cover

Spoiler: IMAGE

THIRD FIGHT

20th Century Boys Volume 20 Cover

Spoiler: IMAGE

VS


The Hobbit Cover

Spoiler: IMAGE

FOURTH FIGHT

My Hero Academia Volume 30 Cover

Spoiler: IMAGE

VS


Akira Volume 4 Cover

Spoiler: IMAGE

YOU HAVE 4 VOTES. PLEASE VOTE FOR EACH FIGHT.

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@Natalija @RayanOO @Marimo_420 @Lindltaylor @Dark Admiral @Jew D. Boy @Oblivion @GrandmasterChef Zonji @Jaguark101 @Luffy is the mc @imacub @mly90 @Koinboin @SHIHI @Kromage911 @hedera__helix @Reborn @Missy @AL sama @I'mTired @Gol D. Roger @Udell @Rivaille @NotTommy @Usopp Haoshoku Haki @Veku @Gari @Bounty @Gari @Doggo @Haoshoku @hime @Nana @SmokedOut @ConquistadoR ] @Seth @Ekkologix @SDfear @RobertoTheOharaSurvivor @Zara @Vonal [ @Peroroncino @Photon @SmokedOut @h_zorothegoat @Adam 🍎 @Sasparan @Black_Leg_Wanji @Inzziuma @Dr_Professor83 @Worst @Liquidhate @matt245 @Zoro CUCKSMOKE @Cross_Marian @MonochromeYoru @park_min young @ZoroMazino @Kagu Nyan @Admiral Maynard

@Dark Admiral @Dark Hound @U c 4 up da idly @GrandmasterChef Zonji @Kvothe Kingkiller @Fisher Tiger @Light D Lamperouge @zorojurou @SHIHI @mugiwalaw @Robin swan @Owl Ki @style @Cinera @Luffy is the mc @Krusher1357 @Jaguark101 @Croci @Sslayer @ConquistadoR @Bepo @Shadowlord123 @Luslec @RayanOO @Liquidhate @TheAncientCenturion @Zoro CUCKSMOKE @kom5 @Fujishiro @Kucing Pencuri @Don DaSlayer @Yoru ] @Oblivion @Shisui @MonochromeYoru @Wuuuke @Utsuro @Missy @notAfanboy @Astolfo @NikaInParis @Mr.9000 @Courier @Kromage911 @Jorden625 @Akai2 @MUUGEN @Juliet @FreezyBreeze @PerfectHie @IceWitch @Power @NAMELESS @ZoroMazino @Tobra @BangOO🍅 @Gladwing0 @Warchief Sanji D Goat @Indigo @matt245


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1. @Light D Lamperouge
2. @Cruxroux
3. @Monster Zoro's Tesla Supplier
4. @Adam 🍎
5. @NikaInParis
6. @ConquistadoR
7. @Jaguark101
8. @GUI VI
9. @Devilbat
10. @Yoho
11. @IceWitch
12. @Etzel Andergast
13. @SmokedOut
14. @The White Crane
15. @Cross_Marian
16. @RayanOO
17. @Mashiro Blue
18. @GrandmasterChef Zonji

 

[Light D Lamperouge]

Lemme know if the tags worked. Thanks.

 

[SmokedOut]

Lemme know if the tags worked. Thanks.

Good to go✌️

 

[Light D Lamperouge]

Good to go✌️

 

[Bisoromi Bear]

Lemme know if the tags worked. Thanks.

WOrked. Was there a tie in the last round?

 

[Light D Lamperouge]

WOrked. Was there a tie in the last round?

Thanks. No no, but I needed them for the numbers. Now we can have 4 in the semis and 2 in the finals.

 

[NikaInParis]

Yuji in the background ruins the doublespread composition imo. It would've worked better without him in it

Is the guy with the mask the main villain of 20th Century Boys? I don't know anything about that series but that cover is really cool

 

[Light D Lamperouge]

Is the guy with the mask the main villain of 20th Century Boys? I don't know anything about that series but that cover is really cool

I haven't read it yet either, and I also plan to read it soon, but I know some things, and yes he is from what I know. His name is Friend or smth.

 

[NikaInParis]

I haven't read it yet either, and I also plan to read it soon, but I know some things, and yes he is from what I know. His name is Friend or smth.

Now I have to read the synopsis

 

[Light D Lamperouge]

Now I have to read the synopsis

Got ya covered


Humanity, having faced extinction at the end of the 20th century, would not have entered the new millennium if it weren't for them. In 1969, during their youth, they created a symbol. In 1997, as the coming disaster slowly starts to unfold, that symbol returns. This is the story of a group of boys who try to save the world.

 

[NikaInParis]

Got ya covered


Humanity, having faced extinction at the end of the 20th century, would not have entered the new millennium if it weren't for them. In 1969, during their youth, they created a symbol. In 1997, as the coming disaster slowly starts to unfold, that symbol returns. This is the story of a group of boys who try to save the world.

Yup, just read a similar one. It being a seinen and, most importantly, finished, I'll probably give it a read sooner rather than later

 

[Light D Lamperouge]

Yup, just read a similar one. It being a seinen and, most importantly, finished, I'll probably give it a read sooner rather than later

Yeah there is this one that is more detailed

As the 20th century approaches its end, people all over the world are anxious that the world is changing. And probably not for the better.

Kenji Endo is a normal convenience store manager who's just trying to get by. But when he learns that one of his old friends going by the name "Donkey" has suddenly committed suicide, and that a new cult led by a figure known as "Friend" is becoming more notorious, Kenji starts to feel that something isn't right. With a few key clues left behind by his deceased friend, Kenji realizes that this cult is much more than he ever thought it would be—not only is this mysterious organization directly targeting him and his childhood friends, but the whole world also faces a grave danger that only the friends have the key to stop.

Kenji's simple life of barely making ends meet is flipped upside down when he reunites with his childhood friends, and together they must figure out the truth of how their past is connected to the cult, as the turn of the century could mean the possible end of the world.



Urasawa's manga is amazing. Monster is imo a very strong contender for the best manga ever. The only thing I 'don't like' about his manga is that it's not made for binging imo. You have to savour it nicely if you wanna enjoy it fully, at least imo.

 

[NikaInParis]

Yeah there is this one that is more detailed

As the 20th century approaches its end, people all over the world are anxious that the world is changing. And probably not for the better.

Kenji Endo is a normal convenience store manager who's just trying to get by. But when he learns that one of his old friends going by the name "Donkey" has suddenly committed suicide, and that a new cult led by a figure known as "Friend" is becoming more notorious, Kenji starts to feel that something isn't right. With a few key clues left behind by his deceased friend, Kenji realizes that this cult is much more than he ever thought it would be—not only is this mysterious organization directly targeting him and his childhood friends, but the whole world also faces a grave danger that only the friends have the key to stop.

Kenji's simple life of barely making ends meet is flipped upside down when he reunites with his childhood friends, and together they must figure out the truth of how their past is connected to the cult, as the turn of the century could mean the possible end of the world.



Urasawa's manga is amazing. Monster is imo a very strong contender for the best manga ever. The only thing I 'don't like' about his manga is that it's not made for binging imo. You have to savour it nicely if you wanna enjoy it fully, at least imo.

I'll be frank with you, and this is probably a hot take, but I didn't enjoy Monster that much and ended dropping it.

The story was great, but my problem with manga like Monster is that they're trend setters - and that means the trends and plot twists they introduced later got run into the ground. So reading Monster it's easy to predict where the story is going and what will happen.

Also, I'm not a fan of the art style at all. That's really a deal breaker for me because if I don't vibe with the art I end up forcing my way through the story thus not enjoying it at all.

 

[Light D Lamperouge]

I'll be frank with you, and this is probably a hot take, but I didn't enjoy Monster that much and ended dropping it.

The story was great, but my problem with manga like Monster is that they're trend setters - and that means the trends and plot twists they introduced later got run into the ground. So reading Monster it's easy to predict where the story is going and what will happen.

Also, I'm not a fan of the art style at all. That's really a deal breaker for me because if I don't vibe with the art I end up forcing my way through the story thus not enjoying it at all.

Oh no. Oh no.

On the real tho, I understand what you mean, even if I disagree. For me Monster is up there, certainly a top 3 manga, and Johan is the best villain in manga. I once wrote a thesis on that lmao

Spoiler

Johan Liebert is the titular monster of the series. He is the main antagonist of the entire manga.
At first glance, one would describe Johan as a well-mannered, charismatic, and compassionate yet somewhat reserved young man who possesses a plethora of favourable traits and can easily overwhelm individuals with his seemingly flawless nature, as seen with Hans, who describes him as being not of this world. This meticulously crafted facade makes it easy for him to make new allies and manipulate them into doing various deeds for him through the influence of his supposed friendship and good will. With such skill in creating this sense of perfection and pureness, Johan hides his true motives with ease.

Within this contrived exterior, however, Johan callously delivers destruction and suffering to those who happen to fall prey to his schemes. Even before his tenure at Kinderheim 511, Johan still exhibits psychopathic tendencies. For instance, most of his murders, both in childhood and adulthood, have been premeditated and calculated.

Johan often shows a complete disregard for life by pointing to his forehead, inviting Dr. Kenzo Tenma to shoot him.


The product of a clandestine eugenics program founded to create an “übermensch” intended to lead all of humanity, the boy who later came to be known as Johan and his sister were subjected to unspeakable cruelties by their handlers. An uncompromisingly cruel and violent sociopath, Johan’s outward exterior is nonetheless that of a generous and soft-spoken young man with a naturally affable personality. Caught being the split of two dissociative personalities; one sadistic, the other helplessly empathic, Johan’s talent for persuasion is best exemplified in one of his most favorite hobbies: grooming serial killers. Johan possesses an intuitive, almost preternatural ability to identify the latent neurosis of psychopathic personalities, ingratiating himself with them, beguiling them, until finally manipulating them to commit acts of violence on his behalf through a combination of equal parts intimidation and seduction.

Many of Johan's beliefs run consistent with nihilism, as he does not see any meaning to life. He claims, 'Most of this universe is 'death' anyway,' and that to the universe, 'most lives are just specks in a corner of the earth, gone in a flash.'

Spoiler

Johan also has a tendency to make his victims experience the worst possible loss and suffering rather than actually killing them himself; this experience often leads to the victims killing themselves, however. Helmut Wolf is a prime example of this; instead of simply being killed, Wolf is forced to watch as all of his close relatives and acquaintances die, one after another, all so he can feel what Johan felt, solitude.

What is so frightening about Johan is that he possesses this terrifying ability to turn people into monsters using just his words. For instance, he could turn them into serial killers without even lifting a finger. The usage of his manipulative tactics exposes the true nature of humans and using this, he corrupts their souls. In a way, he exposes humanity in its worst image, portraying them as nothing but psychotic killers. Furthermore, these tactics were displayed from an early age, where he was the cause of a tragic massacre at his orphanage, 511 Kinderheim. On that occasion he used stories in order to convince the children that were there with him to murder the staff and then murder each other whilst he was sitting on his throne and observing all of it. During the massacre in Kinderheim 511 fifty children and instructors were in a chaotic battle, all of them fighting and killing. Whilst all of this is happening, Johan just sits on a throne and watches as the chaos unfolds and the whole orphanage becomes engulfed in flames.

Spoiler

He is a genius-level mastermind with the goal of being the only one standing, although that changes later in the series.

Johan uses his wits to commit his evil with no help from supernatural elements at all. Just with his manipulative tactics, intelligence and the knowledge of how the human mind can be corrupted. Then he executes his plan, creating monsters out of nothing except carefully chosen words. That's what makes him genuinely horrifying. The scary thing about the way this character is portrayed is that a person like this could actually exist in real life, there could be someone out there like Johan in this world. The realism this character expresses throughout the anime really makes you think about the possibility that there could be a person like this out there, which is what makes him that much scarier.

Johan's experiences as a child could make one wonder if Johan is truly THE monster or was he shaped that way by the people around him. In order not to spoil much, I will briefly go through them. Johan was experimented upon and was being raised as the new Hitler by the government. Kinderheim 511, where Johan was sent, was a horrid place where children were treated like criminals and experimented on in an attempt by the government to create perfect soldiers. Johan's mentors had always nurtured Johan's skill for manipulating others with no conscience. However, when confronted, they claimed that Johan was already a "monster" when he first came to the orphanage.

The crucial, defining difference between Johan and others is substance to the claim of his supremacy. Despite all that he was able to accomplish over the course of Naoki Urasawa’s Monster — manipulating over fifty people to kill one another through suggestion alone, framing the man who saved his life for murder, operating a massive money laundering operation at the heart of Germany, and coordinating a shadow network of killers to do his bidding— Johan has no special abilities to speak of, save for intelligence. No magical notebook capable of killing anyone whose name is written in its pages, no unholy totem gifting him with the blessing of divine fate, no special devil fruits that bestow magical powers, nothing. He is a human being, no more and no less, and that is precisely what makes him so terrifying. Furthermore, he exemplifies best the key idea that evil, far from being a vast and inhuman concept, is actually intimate. He is as a spider, weaving a web of criminality and chaos wherever he goes. Finally, he is, without question, a monster.

Spoiler

Incredible charisma for starters.
> Monstrous, as mentioned in the manga. Reminiscent of Christ's.

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Immense intelligence as well.

> Impeccable grades

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> Learned English and French in less than 13 months

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> Touted as being perfect at Latin, law, business, and actually at all forms of study

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> Started and ran an underground bank used for money laundering when he was 15 years old

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Immense charisma, amazing intelligence, the ability to accurately read people and place them in positions in which he can control them. That's how.


This was actually explained in the novel 'Monster: The Investigative Report'

How does one manipulate and control another person this way?
“It’s simple,” Mr. Lunge stated. He asked me where I was currently living. When I answered Vienna, he said, “Then, can you draw me an accurate map of the city, depicting every single road?” I wracked my brain to conjure up a mental map of Vienna, and began drawing a simple map on my notepad, as he intently watched my facial expressions. When I admitted defeat, saying that I could not possibly draw an accurate map, he took what I had written.
“What area of Vienna is this?” He asked.
I sheepishly said that it was the neighborhood I lived in, and he responded, “Then to you, this is the center of the city; no, the center of the world,” as he looked at me. “When you imagine the place called Vienna, you use your living space as a starting point, and think of roads and places as they relate to your location… And even when given an actual map of Vienna, you most likely see your neighborhood as the center."
When I nodded to show that I understood, he went on. "In the very center of your mind, just like this map, there lies the foundation of your ego – your identity.”
I nodded again.
“But suddenly, your coordinate axis is removed. There is no meaning to this center… there is a much more appropriate center for your heart. This is the reality of what we call brainwashing.” He smiled. “And when a human being’s mental axis is removed and they are lost, you gently and carefully entrap them with words, not giving them the opportunity to think, offering them a new place to live… You will find that human beings follow the instructions of whoever furnished them with this new home… They become surprisingly docile.”

Spoiler

Recently the scans for Monster have been updated on manga sites so it is looking better ngl. Or maybe you can try the anime.

 

[NikaInParis]

Oh no. Oh no.

On the real tho, I understand what you mean, even if I disagree. For me Monster is up there, certainly a top 3 manga, and Johan is the best villain in manga. I once wrote a thesis on that lmao

Spoiler

Johan Liebert is the titular monster of the series. He is the main antagonist of the entire manga.
At first glance, one would describe Johan as a well-mannered, charismatic, and compassionate yet somewhat reserved young man who possesses a plethora of favourable traits and can easily overwhelm individuals with his seemingly flawless nature, as seen with Hans, who describes him as being not of this world. This meticulously crafted facade makes it easy for him to make new allies and manipulate them into doing various deeds for him through the influence of his supposed friendship and good will. With such skill in creating this sense of perfection and pureness, Johan hides his true motives with ease.

Within this contrived exterior, however, Johan callously delivers destruction and suffering to those who happen to fall prey to his schemes. Even before his tenure at Kinderheim 511, Johan still exhibits psychopathic tendencies. For instance, most of his murders, both in childhood and adulthood, have been premeditated and calculated.

Johan often shows a complete disregard for life by pointing to his forehead, inviting Dr. Kenzo Tenma to shoot him.


The product of a clandestine eugenics program founded to create an “übermensch” intended to lead all of humanity, the boy who later came to be known as Johan and his sister were subjected to unspeakable cruelties by their handlers. An uncompromisingly cruel and violent sociopath, Johan’s outward exterior is nonetheless that of a generous and soft-spoken young man with a naturally affable personality. Caught being the split of two dissociative personalities; one sadistic, the other helplessly empathic, Johan’s talent for persuasion is best exemplified in one of his most favorite hobbies: grooming serial killers. Johan possesses an intuitive, almost preternatural ability to identify the latent neurosis of psychopathic personalities, ingratiating himself with them, beguiling them, until finally manipulating them to commit acts of violence on his behalf through a combination of equal parts intimidation and seduction.

Many of Johan's beliefs run consistent with nihilism, as he does not see any meaning to life. He claims, 'Most of this universe is 'death' anyway,' and that to the universe, 'most lives are just specks in a corner of the earth, gone in a flash.'

Spoiler

Johan also has a tendency to make his victims experience the worst possible loss and suffering rather than actually killing them himself; this experience often leads to the victims killing themselves, however. Helmut Wolf is a prime example of this; instead of simply being killed, Wolf is forced to watch as all of his close relatives and acquaintances die, one after another, all so he can feel what Johan felt, solitude.

What is so frightening about Johan is that he possesses this terrifying ability to turn people into monsters using just his words. For instance, he could turn them into serial killers without even lifting a finger. The usage of his manipulative tactics exposes the true nature of humans and using this, he corrupts their souls. In a way, he exposes humanity in its worst image, portraying them as nothing but psychotic killers. Furthermore, these tactics were displayed from an early age, where he was the cause of a tragic massacre at his orphanage, 511 Kinderheim. On that occasion he used stories in order to convince the children that were there with him to murder the staff and then murder each other whilst he was sitting on his throne and observing all of it. During the massacre in Kinderheim 511 fifty children and instructors were in a chaotic battle, all of them fighting and killing. Whilst all of this is happening, Johan just sits on a throne and watches as the chaos unfolds and the whole orphanage becomes engulfed in flames.

Spoiler

He is a genius-level mastermind with the goal of being the only one standing, although that changes later in the series.

Johan uses his wits to commit his evil with no help from supernatural elements at all. Just with his manipulative tactics, intelligence and the knowledge of how the human mind can be corrupted. Then he executes his plan, creating monsters out of nothing except carefully chosen words. That's what makes him genuinely horrifying. The scary thing about the way this character is portrayed is that a person like this could actually exist in real life, there could be someone out there like Johan in this world. The realism this character expresses throughout the anime really makes you think about the possibility that there could be a person like this out there, which is what makes him that much scarier.

Johan's experiences as a child could make one wonder if Johan is truly THE monster or was he shaped that way by the people around him. In order not to spoil much, I will briefly go through them. Johan was experimented upon and was being raised as the new Hitler by the government. Kinderheim 511, where Johan was sent, was a horrid place where children were treated like criminals and experimented on in an attempt by the government to create perfect soldiers. Johan's mentors had always nurtured Johan's skill for manipulating others with no conscience. However, when confronted, they claimed that Johan was already a "monster" when he first came to the orphanage.

The crucial, defining difference between Johan and others is substance to the claim of his supremacy. Despite all that he was able to accomplish over the course of Naoki Urasawa’s Monster — manipulating over fifty people to kill one another through suggestion alone, framing the man who saved his life for murder, operating a massive money laundering operation at the heart of Germany, and coordinating a shadow network of killers to do his bidding— Johan has no special abilities to speak of, save for intelligence. No magical notebook capable of killing anyone whose name is written in its pages, no unholy totem gifting him with the blessing of divine fate, no special devil fruits that bestow magical powers, nothing. He is a human being, no more and no less, and that is precisely what makes him so terrifying. Furthermore, he exemplifies best the key idea that evil, far from being a vast and inhuman concept, is actually intimate. He is as a spider, weaving a web of criminality and chaos wherever he goes. Finally, he is, without question, a monster.

Spoiler

Incredible charisma for starters.
> Monstrous, as mentioned in the manga. Reminiscent of Christ's.

Spoiler

Immense intelligence as well.

> Impeccable grades

Spoiler

> Learned English and French in less than 13 months

Spoiler

> Touted as being perfect at Latin, law, business, and actually at all forms of study

Spoiler

> Started and ran an underground bank used for money laundering when he was 15 years old

Spoiler

Immense charisma, amazing intelligence, the ability to accurately read people and place them in positions in which he can control them. That's how.


This was actually explained in the novel 'Monster: The Investigative Report'

How does one manipulate and control another person this way?
“It’s simple,” Mr. Lunge stated. He asked me where I was currently living. When I answered Vienna, he said, “Then, can you draw me an accurate map of the city, depicting every single road?” I wracked my brain to conjure up a mental map of Vienna, and began drawing a simple map on my notepad, as he intently watched my facial expressions. When I admitted defeat, saying that I could not possibly draw an accurate map, he took what I had written.
“What area of Vienna is this?” He asked.
I sheepishly said that it was the neighborhood I lived in, and he responded, “Then to you, this is the center of the city; no, the center of the world,” as he looked at me. “When you imagine the place called Vienna, you use your living space as a starting point, and think of roads and places as they relate to your location… And even when given an actual map of Vienna, you most likely see your neighborhood as the center."
When I nodded to show that I understood, he went on. "In the very center of your mind, just like this map, there lies the foundation of your ego – your identity.”
I nodded again.
“But suddenly, your coordinate axis is removed. There is no meaning to this center… there is a much more appropriate center for your heart. This is the reality of what we call brainwashing.” He smiled. “And when a human being’s mental axis is removed and they are lost, you gently and carefully entrap them with words, not giving them the opportunity to think, offering them a new place to live… You will find that human beings follow the instructions of whoever furnished them with this new home… They become surprisingly docile.”

Spoiler

Recently the scans for Monster have been updated on manga sites so it is looking better ngl. Or maybe you can try the anime.

Is the anime as close to 1:1 with the manga as possible? Or is there some anime original stuff going on?

 

[Light D Lamperouge]

Is the anime as close to 1:1 with the manga as possible? Or is there some anime original stuff going on?

It's pretty much identical from what I remember. Like no changes or anything. It's 74 episodes long tho, so it's on the slower side.

 

[NikaInParis]

It's pretty much identical from what I remember. Like no changes or anything. It's 74 episodes long tho, so it's on the slower side.

Tbf, if I do decide to get back into it, I'd still rather read the manga. Anime is more of a commitment that I'm just not in the mood for anymore

 

[Light D Lamperouge]

Tbf, if I do decide to get back into it, I'd still rather read the manga. Anime is more of a commitment that I'm just not in the mood for anymore

Yeah that's completely understandable lol. The last anime I watched fully was Undead Girl Murder Farce and only cuz it had 13 episodes. Other than that I can't remember the last time I finished an anime fully. Manga is just so much easier for me.

 

[NikaInParis]

Yeah that's completely understandable lol. The last anime I watched fully was Undead Girl Murder Farce and only cuz it had 13 episodes. Other than that I can't remember the last time I finished an anime fully. Manga is just so much easier for me.

That's why I'm sad I'll never finish Gintama. I know it's hilarious but I can't be arsed to go through it anymore

 

[Light D Lamperouge]

That's why I'm sad I'll never finish Gintama. I know it's hilarious but I can't be arsed to go through it anymore

Never tried. People often recommended it but I never got into it. I heard it was a comedy at first and that kinda put me off as well as the fact that it's has a lot of chapters. Maybe one day.