I’ve never read Thunder 3, but I’ve seen people claim that the aliens the characters face are an analogy for immigrants, portrayed in the manga as something negative that must be fought.

However, the people I saw saying this hadn’t actually finished reading the series. I know that the author, Oku, who also created Gantz, used an analogy involving aliens and immigrants in Gantz as well; in that case, it was meant to represent the prejudice that immigrants face. Based on his body of work, Oku seems to hold a favorable view toward immigrants.

So, could someone who has read the entire manga clarify: are the aliens truly an analogy for immigrants, and are they depicted as something inherently bad, or does the author deconstruct this idea as the story progresses?

So my favorite manga of all time is Land of the Lustrous, and I’ve seen many people put Usogui and Land of the Lustrous on their favorite manga lists.

Is that a coincidence? Or is there some correlation? I already started Usogui a couple of months ago and got to around chapter 70, but it didn’t hook me in yet.

Porque cuando muere el último enemigo… llegan los que no se pueden matar.

Ya lejos, en la oscuridad, lo rodean sombras, espíritus, y le susurran: “No puedes escapar de nosotros”.

Para cualquiera la noche es descanso.

Para él es el turno de los muertos.

No hay tregua. Nunca.

A la mañana, Puck lo alcanza en el bosque.

Guts lo atrapa de las alas.

Y Puck, en vez de huir, le dice algo hermoso… que cree que si se queda cerca de él, va a poder ver cosas nuevas.

Guts hace una mueca.

Los débiles, le responde, le dan ganas de retorcerles el cuello.

Video completo en el canal.

#Berserk #Guts #Puck #OMIX #Manga #BerserkManga #GutsBerserk #Shorts #Reels

1-innocent+rouge

2-berserk

3-vagabond

4-the climber

5-tokyo ghoul

6-blame

7-green blood

8-gantz

9-land of the lustrous

10-oyasumi punpun

These are entirely my thoughts and the drawing styles that appeal to me. If you have any manga recommendations based on this, I'd love to hear them :)

Bueno, hace mucho que no leía un manga seinen de tanta categoría. Solo diré que jamás pensé que un manga como el más conocido de este autor, podría ser superado o por lo menos igualado.

Personalmente ambos mangas me fascinaron. Historia interesante, personajes profundos, arte exquisito y buen ritmo narrativo.

Me gusta como el autor logra a través del dibujo, describirte toda una escena con apenas diálogos.

Seichi y Seiko manejan una complejidad que solo en mangas de Naoki Urasawa. He hallado personajes similares en profundidad psicológica.

Just wanna know your opinion, since this got uploaded all at once so that's why.