World Trigger 1 (raw)
Well shit, this is much better than Edison.
Billed with the words 'sci-fi action', World Trigger features the city of Mikado, where portals to another universe (maybe universes) open on occasion. Your SF monster invaders of the general sort come through to rampage, and are known as 'Neighbors'. Since their technology is quite advanced (nevermind that they look like giant organic sandworms), weapons from this world are hopeless against Neighbors.
Enter the 'World Boundary Defense Force', BORDER. They appear from nowhere with the tech to fight Neighbors, and have since established themselves in Mikado.
Osamu Mikumo is Glasses Kid. He tries to be cool by being a goody two shoes, and attempts to help everybody. Yuuma Kuga is our transfer student with a DTL-approvable character design. He doesn't give a shit about anything outside himself and his goals. Kuga comes with a flying talking machine called Replica (yes it is that black thing with the -__- face next to the shortie with white hair).
The art is nothing of particular note. Most of the chapter is exposition, setup and character introduction. However, few surprises lurk at the end, and make the characters more interesting than initial impressions would have them seem.
I wish the tech was more 'science' than 'magic', but what the hell. Right now the tech consists of 'Triggers', objects that coat the users in new outfits and weapons.
Verdict: Better than Hungry Joker's first chapter. Hope it survives past chapter 17.
Well shit, this is much better than Edison.
Billed with the words 'sci-fi action', World Trigger features the city of Mikado, where portals to another universe (maybe universes) open on occasion. Your SF monster invaders of the general sort come through to rampage, and are known as 'Neighbors'. Since their technology is quite advanced (nevermind that they look like giant organic sandworms), weapons from this world are hopeless against Neighbors.
Enter the 'World Boundary Defense Force', BORDER. They appear from nowhere with the tech to fight Neighbors, and have since established themselves in Mikado.
Osamu Mikumo is Glasses Kid. He tries to be cool by being a goody two shoes, and attempts to help everybody. Yuuma Kuga is our transfer student with a DTL-approvable character design. He doesn't give a shit about anything outside himself and his goals. Kuga comes with a flying talking machine called Replica (yes it is that black thing with the -__- face next to the shortie with white hair).
The art is nothing of particular note. Most of the chapter is exposition, setup and character introduction. However, few surprises lurk at the end, and make the characters more interesting than initial impressions would have them seem.
I wish the tech was more 'science' than 'magic', but what the hell. Right now the tech consists of 'Triggers', objects that coat the users in new outfits and weapons.
Verdict: Better than Hungry Joker's first chapter. Hope it survives past chapter 17.
Should see some shoujo art.I tried to read X-Men few years back, but I just can't deal with the art. I think it's mostly the body proportions that throw me off.
I'm sure it's not all bad and there's obviously bad art in manga too, but even the big comic series can look really terrible.