Anyone notice that Zheng-Xi's personality has adjusted over the years? Initially in the begining, Zheng-Xi had a trigger hair temper & would usually punch Yi. Was it because Guan-Shan is also a tsundere that he changed so we'd have Sweet & Spicy tsunderes, or will Guan-Shan eventually soften up to Tian & his friends?
Not sure if that was an american flag or christmas themed ring (green? star on a peppermint band) but it was hilariously tacky. I thought it was a bottlecap at first. lolololol.
This week's chapter is a direct sequel to chapter 224 from last year, set after they graduate highschool.
Thank you!
If he bounds & gags Kwak in the basement, how will our scrubby handsome ex-detective take his disappearance when other officers come asking?
Isn't it a good restart for ex-officer?
I don't know if it was intentional, but this feels like a direct sequel to the Shin Devilman oneshot story.
A real chore to get through to read newer series, but I feel I need to know both the backstory & how the mangaka evolved as a writer & artist. Right now I might as well be reading Rob Liefeld comics. Sometimes the art is unintentionally hilarious & a good laugh is had. The characters have pleasent heads on repulcive bodies & contort in impossible poitions, yes, even moreso than the model poses from moden Jojo.
It's so inept at trying to be set in 19th century Europe that it might as well be on Mars 600 years in the future. Nothing makes any sence, there's no rational explanation for why anything works the way it does, but the take on zombie & vampire lore is kins of refreshing.
That's why it's called a bizarre adventure you fucking idiot