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Description
Loosely based on Dogura Magura, a 1935 novel by Yumeno Kyuusaku, this manga details the struggles of a human experiment named Chris as he tries to escape from the evil organization that nurtured him, hoping to finally be able to live peacefully and freely with his bodyguard, a clone named Abel.
I didn't completely understand what happened in the end, who these kids were or what happened to Adam but I got to say, I didn't like the fact that sensei used a religious theme for her story. I feel that even though artists are free to use things from reality to write/draw their stories, religions and things people think as holy is something they shouldn't put their finger on. I didn't like it because the whole thing felt wrong.
I thought I'd see super long hair guys? Well... I didn't in any case.
I didn't really like the art style, especially with those excessive lower lashes. The speech bubbles used are well... you know, weird, too. Ruins the mood = =;;.
As for the story, it's kinda confusing. Or rather, very. I honestly didn't get anything more than the guy named Chris has a friend named Takeru. There just weren't enough explanation.
With all that said, it's not exactly terrible... but considering I barely understood anything, I cannot give it a higher rating.
Τhis manga is very different from anything else I’ve read as far as shounen ai manga goes, probably because it was written with Showa period novel in mind. It’s a bit fragmentary and feels short, but it’s definitely an interesting read. It deals with things like cloning and religion; it’s just happens that the protagonist is a gay man and while love play major role in here, it has little to do with any typical shounen ai issues.
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