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A review by villyidol
BLAME! Vol. 3 by Tsutomu Nihei
3.0
While it sure does look cool, this was mostly confusing.
There isn't that much plot actually. Which makes it even more frustrating to not quite understand what is going on. Also, this once again contains several action sequences that are hard to decipher. Which doesn't help.
There are however some pretty cool double page spreads, and I generally like the style of this manga.
Kyrii is his usual stoic self, to the point where his not saying anything sometimes threatens to get annoying. But there are some interesting things happening to Cibo, and then there's also this whole forwarding (time and space warping randomely?) business that I don't quite get yet.
It might get interesting again. I hope.
There isn't that much plot actually. Which makes it even more frustrating to not quite understand what is going on. Also, this once again contains several action sequences that are hard to decipher. Which doesn't help.
There are however some pretty cool double page spreads, and I generally like the style of this manga.
Kyrii is his usual stoic self, to the point where his not saying anything sometimes threatens to get annoying. But there are some interesting things happening to Cibo, and then there's also this whole forwarding (time and space warping randomely?) business that I don't quite get yet.
It might get interesting again. I hope.