Inuyashiki Manga Volume 5
About Inuyashiki Manga Volume 5
Inuyashiki volume 5 features story and art by Hiroya Oku.
Shishigami’s identity as a vicious murderer is known to the nation, prompting him to take refuge. As public outcry calls for him to be brought to justice, a tragic event pushes Shishigami over the edge, and his once violent pastime turns into a mission of revenge. With vengeance on his mind, Shishigami strays further from his humanity into a killing machine, but the affection of a new friend may cause him to have a change of heart.
Details
- Publisher: KODANSHA COMICS
- Media: Manga
- Genre: Drama, Science Fiction
- Age Rating: 16+
- Release Date: 10/18/2016
- Page Count: 192
- Dimensional Weight: 1
- Written Language: English
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Ratings & Reviews
1 review
Not as good as Gantz
by Tim Roth -
I had high hopes for this series since I really like Gantz, and even though the idea was great, the story wasn't. I hated the main character and only wished for him to fail. This manga seemed to be solely written just for the author to get "revenge" on his Gantz haters. The ending as well seems scripted just to show his dissenters of the fan-hated Gantz ending that he can make a cliche "good" ending. After the first volume you can guess where the story is headed. The art is still good and some ideas original, but overall it's a disappointment.