A nightmare apocalyptic scenario happens upon humanity in the form of what seems to be upper beings—gods even—settle in major human population zones. A gripping story between the new fucked up people molded from this disaster, the 'gods' themselves and how these humans plan to take back their cities and exterminate the invasive species of surreal monsters. And there may be no one else more involved in all of this than Kamikura Waka and the strange man she runs into when she tried to meet the gods.
After God by Eno Sumi
アフターゴッド
TYPE: Manga
TAGS: Drama, Psychological, Action, Fantasy (Urban), Supernatural (?), Thriller (?)
DEMOGRAPHIC: N/A
STATUS: Ongoing
RATING: Mature. Its about everything short of sexual violence and assault, really it isn't insensitive or anything, just nuts. themes of suicide. pseudo cannibalism.
Perhaps this is why this story would be to your liking:
This is some real ass blocks of text philosophy. Though it is usually delivered through the mouths of outsider creatures so in a way I think it is lot more interesting and despite their supposed alienness from humans, their interpretations might not be too off.
(Strangely enough, this manga is quite funny if your sense of humor is a little off like mine. The dialogue has some crazy spunk. Yeah the characters are pretty hot too. If you ask me, the subtext also looks pretty queer sometimes.)
Also take this as just my interpretation, I really think this manga is about unorthodox expressions of love. Deeply engrossing is the interpersonal relationships that are abnormal, and these people's plea for their existence. To me, reading this manga means we have to bear witness to humans who can no longer live normally.
And of course, this art is no joke! Aside from the stunning spreads and a complex monstrosity designs, I always love art that can convey discomfort. It's so beautiful and ill-inducing, their expressions and being. It feels a touch away from horror, if only because the art isn't there to scare you, but to itch at your gut. Yes... this is the kind of manga that gnaws you from your innards with anticipation, thrill and maybe like a secret third thing.
Well! I’m off to read some more!
ENGLISH LICENSE (though if you 🏴☠️ I'm not against you):
Once you regain consciousness, you and your friends will learn to fear me and obey me
This is also a new development with the official English, an unannounced hiatus all of a sudden. While it is behind by a manageable 2 chapters, we're still awaiting news on if the English publication is continuing.
The author also has a non-negligible amount of untranslated works under her belt, so I am sure to look into that.
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Detectives, personal stories and a desire to help people in need. A warm story that displays the lives of many normal folk in the 1930s Showa era! Tonally, it’s unlike your usual detective mystery; this female detective and her assistant come to solve the small mysteries within people’s lives. A story to remind you that it’s alright to reach out for help and to stand your ground for your worth!
My Dear Detective: Mistuko’s Case Files by Natsume Ito
Perhaps this is why this story would be to your liking:
The story is formatted in a case-like story structure, much more episodic than serial. The cases remain to be one to three chapters at most.
It follows two leads, the career woman, detective Mistuko Hoshino and her assistant, a college student Saku Yoshida. Their relationship is akin to a puppy and his owner he wants to impress? He wants her so bad it’s funny (I understand, I would do anything for a mature woman too). But genuinely, they have a very wholesome and developing relationship (though let’s be honest, this story is light on the romance).
As per its historical setting, the main detective herself, Mitsuko faces prejudice due to her gender. It’s a story with quiet realism—things don’t always work out the way you want. But ultimately, each case ends with a gentle optimism. That perhaps even if things went wrong this time, you can keep going.
And of course—the art is beautiful! The perfect kind of art for a historical piece like this. If not for any of these reasons above, read it for some healing eye candy.
Well! I'm off to read some more!
ENGLISH LICENSE (though if you 🏴☠️ I'm not against you):
Mitsuko is Japan’s first woman detective in the turbulent 1930s! When a handsome college student shows up with a new case, he ends up assign
In death, we gain a new understanding in someone's story. How someone dies, the last words they leave for others are all telling things about the person. However, the death of an animal (at this time) is only a story we can uncover for them...through veterinary forensics! A chance meeting Kenshou Touma has with his classmate Barato Sousuke and a strange case with crows sets him on a journey to uncover the mysteries behind animal deaths.
Last Karte by Asayama Wakabi
Last Karte - Houjuuigakusha Touma Kenshou no Kioku //ラストカルテ-法獣医学者 当麻健匠の記憶-
TYPE: Manga
TAGS: Mystery, Slice-of-Life, Drama, Medical
DEMOGRAPHIC: Shounen
STATUS: Completed* (95 chapters)
Perhaps this is why this story would be to your liking:
This manga follows a case by case structure, with each mystery spanning a couple of chapters. The mystery is not so much a gripping detective story or anything, but leaves you aching to know how the animal's death came to be (in a very educational manner of course). There is no overarching plot per say, but time is always passing. Also call it personal bias, but I think this kind of story telling structure is a good way of focusing on those interesting parts of the characters' lives but also letting them grow older in their ever moving lives.
In understanding death, we can understand life. Animals die in this manga. It's a fact of being alive, but this manga balances both an emotional and scientific approach to death. Sometimes, the animals that pass are wild animals, sometimes they're zoo animals and sometimes they're pets but regardless it is somber to think about how one lived as it did and eventually reached the end of that life. There are many cases so there are bound to be a few that tickle your eyes into tears.
Animal facts galore! This mangaka knows animals alright. Ever detailed art of animals, the diverse amount of animals and the most unique element is those facts used in tandem with forensics. Exploring the relationship between animals and humans, this manga opens many unique perspectives on how we live day to day with these creatures. After all, why do we study animals? I think its because we can learn more about ourselves through learning about animals. Yes, this manga embodies that idea as well.
Well! I’m off to read some more!
ENGLISH FAN TRANSLATION:
Kenshou Touma is a ordinary high schooler with worries and dreams about his future, just like everyone else. One day, he comes across a larg
*Chapter 94 just released today, with an author announcement that next week is the final chapter! (I was there, at 5 in the morning, don't talk to me about it). Call this my personal last karte for this manga (should I have done this post the week after ?!). In celebration, I will recommend something quite similar to fill the void next week! Honestly, I can't believe its ending already... we can honestly continue for 20 more cases right?
The fan-translation is still set to continue for some time, so its not time for me to mourn yet. Maybe this is the equivalent of reading an autopsy report after the manga's death? I'll shut up now.
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