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Deadman Wonderland, Vol. 10 by Jinsei Kataoka, Kazuma Kondou

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lauralantsov's review against another edition

4.0

[4'25★] Se resuelven pocas cosas y siguen apareciendo incógnitas nuevas... Mi pobre Shiro T.T He gritado cuando "Toto" se acerca así a Senji ¡Ay! Qué mini infartito...

mizusensei's review against another edition

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4.0

I like to believe that this was inspired by Neon Genesis Evangelion. The earthquake, the cover-up, the experiments - all of these concepts have the same similiarities with NGE. I'm not going to say that it's a watered-down version of it though, because DW is a really good story of its won. Fairly speaking, this volume has made an interesting way of paving what's going to happen next.

tawfek's review against another edition

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4.0

This volume is amazing even though nothing much happened!
Ganta finally gets out of his trance, i liked the way he got shocked this time. this is pretty significant on a personal level for him.
We learn a lot of things, and they finally got into what i have said before.
Shiro is an innocent girl who have been experimented on for most of her life she has suffered so much pain.
We learn more about the story of sorae igarachi which as an amazing story.
We learn that toto sakigami is actually a girl !!! and that he is actually rinchiro hagire the maker of the wretched egg, i am sure they might have hinted to that before or something, but i totally forgot or didn't pay enough attention, that someone has actually taken over Toto's body and mind.
I even read through half the next volume yesterday and it is one of the best origin stories we will ever read i almost cried in public you bastards!!!
We are in for a treat in volume 11

theaudioauditor's review

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challenging dark emotional mysterious tense fast-paced

Plot- or character-driven? Character
Strong character development? Yes
Loveable characters? No
Diverse cast of characters? Yes
Flaws of characters a main focus? Yes

4.5

heyjudy's review

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4.0

~4/5

The group is finally out of Deadman Wonderland. They’re free! And they have no idea how to live a normal life. Some are in normal prison now, and some are trying to get jobs. Ganta is supposed to be in school, but he’s just depressed right now. It is definitely weird seeing them in a normal setting, and depressing to see how badly they fit in.

And then, of course, they make a plan to get back into Deadman Wonderland, because they have to fight the Wretched Egg. And at this point, no one but Ganta knows that Wretched Egg is actually Shiro.

Ugh, I’m so upset about that still. I love Shiro so much, and right now she’s being pushed to the back so her second personality, Wretched Egg, can take over. And all Wretched Egg wants to do is kill, particularly Ganta. And they love each other so much! It's heartbreaking to see them like this.

We meet a new character in this volume, who has a past with Rinichiro (the one leading the Wretched Egg around), which sounds similar to what’s happening with Shiro. We also get a huge revelation about how Deadman Wonderland works, as well as something about Ganta’s mother.

There’s just so much terror happening here, and more to come, of course.

I’m excited for the next one.

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