beta
It's a day like any other, and high school students I'e and Kazu are on the bus home from ...
While the premise is intriguing, the execution leaves much to be desired. The narrative often lacks clarity, with insufficient explanations about the events leading to the dystopian setting and the facility's origins. This ambiguity extends to the ending, which feels unresolved and unsatisfying, leaving readers with more questions than answers.
The monster designs, a crucial element in horror manga, are underwhelming and fail to evoke the intended fear or fascination. Additionally, the overarching plot is weak, lacking the depth and cohesion necessary to fully engage the audience.
In summary, "Starving Anonymous" presents a compelling concept but falters in storytelling and artistic execution, resulting in a 3 out of 5 rating.
If you want to read something similar but with a better and more flashed out story then read or watch Parasyte.