As I said, hyping up Kazumi's death is unnecessary. Of course the author wouldn't have the guts.
He's only good at doing annoying perverted stuff.

Valkyria is interesting and I'm really rooting for her, but it's very unlikely she'll succeed. There are 180 chapters in this series, after all, and we're only at 60.

Just what plot is there left, with Valkyria being so strong, surely there's no one stronger... and how tf will they be able to defeat her? She has 8+ superpowers. Unless she commits suicide, there's no freaking way they could defeat her.

Disgusting harem and ecchi stuf... every single character is a pervert...

Unnecessary drama again. Killing the protagonist, when there are 180 chapters? How dumb. As if anyone actually cried over his "death". Protagonists can't die. What a waste of pages.

At least there's more action, meaning less perverted stuff, which kinda keeps me going, although I don't want to. I want to drop this so bad, but mysteries have always been a weakness...

I'm really rooting for Drasil to hatch and do what it's "programmed" to do, but sadly, of course, this won't happen. The author is too pathetic to do that.

Unnecessary drama. Hyping up Kazumi's death, when it's so clear she won't die. Smh.
I wouldn't want to get her killed, but I honestly wouldn't mind if she gets captured. Even if for a short time. Being so perverted and annoying all the time... she deserves some karma.

It's cool that Kogorou didn't forget about Nanami tho.

Alright, enough. I’m dropping it.

I only continued this for the mystery part, because I really wanted to know about the aliens and all the stuff revolving around it. However, 100 chapters in, and there still isn’t much revealed. Everything that happens is so underwhelming, so I doubt I’ll be satisfied with the ending anyway.

It’s crazy enough that I could get through 100 chapters, even though it’s so energy-depriving. I feel like an empty plastic bottle right now.

The plot itself is a good idea, but the execution is so pathetic. It’s literally just a horny author, who gets turned on by gore.
Every character is shallow, their only personality being either whiny/arrogant or perverted. All the superhumans ("magic users") are female, because the institution used science as an excuse to see naked women and get paid for it. There’s literally no other reason why there aren’t any boys used for the experiments.

But the protagonist of course is a boy, so that’s why there’s a harem. You can’t have a male protagonist with only female main characters and not have a harem, right? Compared to other harems, the protagonist has already chosen “his person” before the harem came. Which is cool, but that isn’t stopping the perverts from forcing themselves on him. So many chapters & pages wasted with unnecessary “I want a child from him”-talk.
Or groping boobs. If the perverts can’t have him, they will let out their perversion on their same-sex friends. Who cares about consent? Because even if they say “no”, perverts don’t stop from that.
Just say you’re lesbian, if you love female breasts that much.
Literally every time they were taking a bath together, there’s at least someone comparing their size or groping them.
Do men really think that women don’t do anything else?
Is that actually a thing in Japan (women touching each other’s private parts without it being seen as sexual) or just fantasies, which somehow can be found in every single manga/anime, written by a guy?
I’m seriously considering to write a manga where men grope each other’s parts like that, just to show all the other male authors how ridiculous & pathetic it looks like.

Half of the series is just horny stuff, while the other half is gore. If you’re into that, be my guest, but definitely nothing for me.

Another page-waster is the unnecessary drama.
The protagonist keeps getting tragically killed with all the other characters being sad about it and crying their eyes out. Why? It’s very obvious the protagonist won’t die, especially not in the middle of a volume. And with 180 chapters; how would the story even continue if the protagonist died in the first 50 chapters? Absolutely nonsense.
The same goes for the other main characters. A main character either gets a heroic death or will come back to life again, if their death didn’t do anything for the plot. There are no excuses; every fiction works like that.
Yet the author keeps giving them dramatic death scenes, stretching it out through a whole volume sometimes. One volume was actually about a prediction of one of the main character’s death. Of course they didn’t die and it also didn’t get the plot going at all. What could’ve been resolved in one chapter, stretched 10 chapters, alas a whole volume, long. So dumb.

The last thing that really really annoys me is the “art”. If you can even call that art. The backgrounds aren’t drawn, but simply photographs with a cartoon filter put on top to make it look like it is. The author didn’t even try to make it look good tho. You can see all the wiggly lines still.
If it came out this year, it obviously would be that the bgs are ai generated images, but given it’s from 2013-2015, I guess it’s just a cartoon filter.
Look, I get backgrounds can be a pain, especially in anime/manga, where the artstyle is realism. However, it’s even more painful to look and read through this ugly laziness.
I hope the author at least took the photos himself, instead of taking random pictures from the internet to cartoonize, but the chances aren’t high.

The story came from horniness, there’s no creativity to be expected, after all.

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I thought I’ll give this series one more chance, as I’ve heard that there was the backstory here and I was kinda curious on how they met.
I really must say, I love young Yano! She’s the best.
Hime isn’t any different from her present-self – just as annoying and fake as ever. And that victim trope is making me throw up.

Can’t believe Yano is always made as the villain by everyone, even though Hime is the jerk.

It's pretty confusing, but that seems to be the goal of the mangaka, so it's fine. I'm all for mysteries anyway.
Alice in Wonderland adaptations/references aren't really my thing, since there are just way too many and it's getting lowkey annoying, but it does seem interesting. Maybe it's the Pandora Box also.

I don't like Miss Sharon much, who seems like she's gonna end up with Oz, meaning, she's gonna stick around until the very last chapter, and I already have enough of her. This is going to be great.
Alice also isn't the best, but she got better at the end of the volume.
I'm much more interested in Gilbert and what secrets he's keeping. And what exactly happened with him at the ceremony.

Oz and Gilbert's friendship really get me going the most, although I'm not that much a fan of the teasing. But it's fine, they still have lots of "lovey-dovey" moments, which I live for.

The mysteries get clearer but also more confusing each chapter, which I love though. I have many theories each chapter and it's so fun writing them down. Lots of them have came true so far, which is nice.

I really like how Oz is a kid and an old man at the same time. He's pretty mature, the way he adapts to situations and the people around him, but also is very playful and seems way too naive for the world sometimes. Really like the way the mangaka made his character.

Keeps being interesting. More is getting revealed, but more questions come up anyway. Lots of my theories come true, but lots of things are also very unexpected. Great balance!

The new characters are also interesting, as well as creepy.

An old character finally made an appearance in the last chapter and I'm very eager to get some of my questions – hopefully – answered in the next volume!