Deathtopia T07

Deathtopia #7

by Yoshinobu Yamada

Des crimes horribles, sans le moindre indice. Pas de sang, pas de larmes, certains sont commis par "eux", ceux qui ont "quelque chose en plus", une diffe rence inde tectable...

Genres: Manga

196 pages, Kindle Edition

Published September 25, 2019

About the author

Author of Cage of Eden (エデンの檻 Eden no Ori), Chanbara (チャンバラ) and EX - Shounen Hyouryuu (EX～少年漂流～)

Reviews

[Nouru-éddine · Rating 3 out of 5]

VOLUME 7

Chapters: 47 - 55
Pages: 195

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A real devil.

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Well, the plot twist is unavailable!!!

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Another monster? This is a real goddamn deathtopia!

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[47Time · Rating 4 out of 5]

This volume has several revelations. Nobody is what they seem. This story may just have an explosive ending among all that beautiful, but gratuitous nudity. Hopefully. But keep the nudity... now I'm used to it, I guess.

Toru helps Kuh find the truth about his parents - they were ordered by Ud to raise him while his mother Makie was held by Ud. Makie is a cheater with two powers, one is regenerative and the other is a poison that is getting stronger and will eventually destroy her body.

Yui and Saki are captured by Murasame. Kuh goes all Terminator on the guards, frees the girls and heads for his mother's prison cell. Then Ud shows up and puts everyone in their place. He reveals himself to be Makie's husband - thus he is also Kuh's father - and that he has done everything to save her. The only way to succeed is to kill the man who created the cheaters and now wants to destroy Tokyo. Kuh's power cancellation ability is vital in this fight. But will the good guys work with Ud?

[AsianMerr · Rating 1 out of 5]

So I thought volume 6 was volume 7…that should tell you how this series is going, why!?!? So dumb, end it!!! WHO IS THAT!?!? Also wow…the villain is his dad, that was so obvious as soon as we were told he was taken in.

[Amara · Rating 3 out of 5]

At first I really liked the theory/premise, but now they have gone a bit overboard. Also things you could have seen coming from miles away. Too much text, not enough action.