u/John-Constant560

Manga is Dark Gathering btw. It's about an 8 year old girl playing Pokemon with Japanese creepypastas. It's pretty cool

Her beautiful DNA will forever vanish from the human genome

This is a great tragedy I think

The other guy was wrong so I needed to correct him

I understand Gege was trying to do the "bait-and-switch protagonist" gimmick but I really liked the whole evil-Kurama dynamic Yuji had with Sukuna. I think the MC and villain sharing a body could've been interesting if fleshed out. Don't get me wrong I thought Dagon was a pretty good rival for Megumi and Hanami was a solid final boss, but idk it left me wanting more.

I know it's been 3 years but I thought he was going to be a big character with how much the first chapter pushed him. But then he just fuckin died so Tokio could have his edgelord Kaneki arc. Which, like, was cool for a few chapters but it really lost steam when Ishida tried to repeat Kaneki vs Jason with Tokio vs Chandra.

Also the whole twist villain shit with Simon did not work. Like at all. I don't care how much "foreshadowing" there was it does not make sense for Simon to have been the one manipulating Queem this whole time.

Edit: Why are you guys saying he's alive? He literally died in chapter 19.

I might be tripping, but I think female villains have become a lot more common recently

Not that I'm complaining

If you disagree you're wrong

Source: Claymore

On one hand, it's nice that they're used to give insight into the supporting cast even when they don't get a lot of screentime. On the other hand, a lot of it feels like stuff that really should have been in the actual manga.

If you defend this ending you are delusional and do not engage with objective reality.

I love her but I know she's going to die brutally

Women shouldn't be allowed to show off their bodies because it goes against Allah's will.