pluckaduck's manga / #Supernatural(153)

Rather philosophical. The premise is actually really simple- basically anecdotes of different individuals who experience different manners of death and meet god, in the afterlife (maybe purgatory), there upon a portal to their next life. There’s none of that third person narration to explain stuff , so ngl it was a bit confusing, esp with the episode about the killer who murdered a couple. So did god make him experience the life of the couple he killed via the special bullets…? some of the stories felt incomplete, like there’s usually a moral story to an episode, but some didn’t really have one.

it was enjoyable binging this, but the smut in the side stories should've instead been used for the potential side couples like (ml's sister x ml's friend) or (cafe owner x mc's friend)... disappointed ngl. nevertheless, i love puppy ml with unrequited love...

amazing read. it's wholesome and feels realistic, despite the premise. loved the charas and their dynamics. loved how they all got their happy ending (except for that selfish ex of mc). ml is a Siberian wolf himbo and mc is pretty normal but likable. comedy is on point. their story is the most normal and least dramatic out of the 3 canon couples. ein and diesel... they are def the most interesting, and the most reminiscent of a dog's attachment to their owner; not to say how bexan got attached to minsung is not, but the contrast with their stories is really different.

good art but story is hard to follow. not sure if its the dialogue, the storyboarding or both.

the plot is solid and has a good amount of depth, it's kinda slow-paced, and there's not that much action, but the developments are interesting the worldbuilding isn't that unique (but it's written in 2013, so hey, it was prob one of the unique ones then) but it's fairly interesting with the lessa/ra conflict, and the charas are great. the art is really nice too. also, i love lessa- he's so unintentionally adorable and pretty

it's really a fantastic webtoon, beyond its time. m/f charas r well written, fleshed out. the world is even more expanded in this season, explaining more in-depth /referencing some details in the previous season. the art is so great, but some scenes are just breathtaking. also that epilogue, that plot twist about raynold's dad is chef's kiss.

ch 48. overall enjoyable, but the quality of the pages makes it harder to enjoy. this is prob the mangaka's first work prior to assassination classwork, and u can tell he refines the comedy in his later work, AC. and i feel it's a real shame i even have to mention this, but the high school girl is not sexualized or turned into a fan-service chara at all. she's basically neuro's slave and he actually treats her as such- it's one of the main sources of the comedy here lol

is kafna of the wind a book that would be written in the future? since the author is sophie something, who is one of the trainees like theo