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Satoshi Mizukami
Auteur van Lucifer and the Biscuit Hammer Vol. 1-2
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- Mizukami, Satoshi
- Officiële naam
- 水上, 悟志
- Pseudoniemen en naamsvarianten
- nekogaeru
- Geboortedatum
- 1980-02-20
- Geslacht
- male
- Nationaliteit
- Japan
- Geboorteplaats
- Osaka, Japan
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I'm mixed on this one. Something about this first volume felt somewhat aimless and disjointed. The first chapter left me more confused about the events in the world than excited about the story. The characters themselves feel like simple tropes and don't connect that well with each other. I also didn't particularly like any of the characters. They feel just a smidge too bland and trope-y for me. I got heavy InuYasha vibes from this, and not in a positive way. The end of the volume got more interesting with there being more reveals of the brothers' true motives. But not so interesting that it made me want to seek out the next volume. Also...what is going on with Tama and Jinku and their "sibling" relationship? The manga implied they're something a bit "more" than siblings, and it set off huge alarm bells. If it goes in the direction I think that it's heavily implying, this series goes straight to be "Don't Read" list. Here's hoping that it avoids that completely. The art style is fine, though not to my taste. It's a bit too simple for me. Jinku's spirit form is sort of cool, but again, it's pretty plain. I don't think I'll try reading the second volume.… (meer)