I thought it was a trendy monster panic story at the time, but the aftertaste is surprisingly close to surreal humor… What is this… what?

The situation has been bleak and apocalyptic all along, yet the peculiar guy took everything with him, remaining a peculiar guy until the end…

*Mioka does not exist.

>>1

Aren’t you going to do it!?

I remember Tokyo transforming.

There is no doubt that it has a unique taste…

Not a single mystery of the story can be solved, and the situation only continues to escalate…

>>5

Wasn’t it before the attack? Oh, it’s six months later.

At the end, a new disaster! Is this a manga where everything is defeated in the lines?

I feel like there was a sequel.

>>7

The title remains the same, but it’s split into Part 1 and Part 2 with a hiatus in between.

A harsh fate awaits teenage boys and girls! It’s like that kind of story, yet a gym teacher who resembles a character from an adult manga is overly active.

The taste is too different between the first half, middle, and latter half…

The physical education teacher who is like a pole character is too strong…

I want to have sex.

In the end, love will surely win.

The physical education teacher has a strong presence from start to finish.

It’s full of a lively atmosphere, yet it is somehow tight and you can feel the skill behind it.

A manga with a somewhat clichéd setting where humanity fights against antibody-like creatures created by the Earth, which considers humanity a virus.

I never expected a perverted stalker physical education teacher to perform like a Mary Sue…

It can be said that the scale feels like a champion manga.

The author loves physical education teachers so much that it’s terrible how they’re turning an unreasonable giant creature panic horror into a comedy.

I quite liked it, but I only read a part of it.

Even as a human, he was strong, that physical education teacher.

This and Magical Girl of the End had an unusually long serialization.

>>22

I feel like there are a lot of spin-off works about magical girls.

I don’t really understand, but it ended with a vibe like a battle manga…!

The first half was a pure horror monster panic, but then suddenly cyborgs appeared, and the plot took a wild turn…

I remember that I was doing a dragon manga, but it got canceled.

It’s cruel that the author is told they shouldn’t draw comics like this for their parents.

>>26

Aren’t you just drawing a bunch of works that your parents probably don’t want you to draw?

First of all, it’s funny that surprise machines are set up all over Tokyo.

(I guess it’s a strong enemy in the early stages…)

(So stubborn…)

(Adapted…)

Since Hakaijuu, the style has completely changed, and now Psycho-Pass is being well-received and serialized.

>>29

That’s quite a strange manga too.

Fuse 03?! Final Fuse Munezumi?! Evol Munezumi?!

A manga that’s not interesting, but has a lot of momentum.

This teacher stuck with it until the end.

The clown man is also doing it.

I think the series of buildings that look like they might deform were really optimized for that era, that publication, and that genre.

That’s strange… I should have been reading a monster panic horror.

Carrying the Skytree and stabbing it into a continent-sized monster is such a ridiculous visual.

When “Attack on Titan” first started, it was thought to be a panic horror genre…

A manga that I only remember with the teacher and Shirazaki-kun.

>>43

Really? Do you remember anything other than Shirazaki’s name?

Everything got messed up because of the gym teacher.

It’s a framework that quickly directs students’ sexual desires… No, this guy won’t die… How long will he live…?

>>45

If we apply it to the example of the Attack on Titan above, could it be the Reiner slot?

It’s quite different from Attack on Titan, isn’t it?

I think BM Nectar is still closer.

Tokyo Mode Gakuen Missile or something like that?

I want you to stop because it’s funny seeing this guy with a big smile as he blows away the final boss.

This guy first appeared looking like he was going to die, but he survives and is way too strong; what the hell is up with him?