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Judge #5
Judge 05
Di tengah perdebatan dan saling curiga karena kematian Shinomiya, Takizawa menggunakan memory card yang ditemukannya ke dalam ponsel yang ditemukan Rina.
Ternyata, di dalamnya terdapat fakta mengejutkan! Apa yang mereka temukan di dalam memory card itu!?
Ternyata, di dalamnya terdapat fakta mengejutkan! Apa yang mereka temukan di dalam memory card itu!?
218 pages, Paperback
First published May 22, 2012
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Yoshiki Tonogai
61 books130 followersYoshiki Tonogai (外海良基 Tonogai Yoshiki, born March 14) is a Japanese manga artist from Shiga, Japan.
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September 23, 2015
That was a great twist of events. I did not see that coming!
December 22, 2021
The Goddess of Justice and Order... Themis. In her left hand, she holds scales to measure right and wrong. In her right hand, a sword to protect society from evil. And over her eyes, a blindfold for impartiality under the law regardless of one's wealth or status. It symbolises the idea that all people are to be treated equally.
9 strangers, each with a deadly sin in their past, are kidnapped and locked in an old courthouse to face their judgement. Every 12 hours they must vote for one of them to be judged.
This firth volume sees the group come becoming more and more fraught as their numbers dwindle. The shocking discovery of a 10th person and a mysterious message has them more confused than ever. However, the remaining 6, soon to be 5, can see light at the end of the tunnel as 4 are said to survive. With another judgement on it's way, what lengths will they go to to ensure their survival!
Who will they vote for? Will they escape judgement?
This is seriously good and completely gripping. I can't wait to read the final instalment. 5 stars.
9 strangers, each with a deadly sin in their past, are kidnapped and locked in an old courthouse to face their judgement. Every 12 hours they must vote for one of them to be judged.
This firth volume sees the group come becoming more and more fraught as their numbers dwindle. The shocking discovery of a 10th person and a mysterious message has them more confused than ever. However, the remaining 6, soon to be 5, can see light at the end of the tunnel as 4 are said to survive. With another judgement on it's way, what lengths will they go to to ensure their survival!
Who will they vote for? Will they escape judgement?
This is seriously good and completely gripping. I can't wait to read the final instalment. 5 stars.
September 18, 2025
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January 21, 2021
Este tomo me dejó un poco más fría. Puede que al estar tan cerca el final esperase un poco más. Aunque me dejo con ganas de saber que pasa al final, ese último juicio.
October 8, 2022
Jännitys kiihtyy ja juoni menee monimutkaisemmaksi.
Mitä kaiken takana on?
Onneksi on viimeinen osa hallussa ja pääsee heti lukemaan, kuinka kaikki päättyy 😅
Mitä kaiken takana on?
Onneksi on viimeinen osa hallussa ja pääsee heti lukemaan, kuinka kaikki päättyy 😅
May 30, 2015
Still solid (if twisty), but just "wow" on the gore factor. Not for the faint of heart.
March 13, 2020
Rating: 2.8 stars (overall)
Summary (for the whole manga):
Nine people wake up and find themselves in a building with animal masks on. Each of them have no idea how they ended up there. A stuffed doll then speaks and informs them that they are all in a game called "Judge" and that all of them are here because they committed a sin: pride, greed, envy, wrath, lust, gluttony, and sloth. At each round of the game, they will have to vote for a person who they think should be punished. At the end of each round, the person with the highest votes will die. At the end, only four people are allowed to leave the game.
Review:
I gave this manga a poor rating because of the plot in the last chapter.
Summary (for the whole manga):
Nine people wake up and find themselves in a building with animal masks on. Each of them have no idea how they ended up there. A stuffed doll then speaks and informs them that they are all in a game called "Judge" and that all of them are here because they committed a sin: pride, greed, envy, wrath, lust, gluttony, and sloth. At each round of the game, they will have to vote for a person who they think should be punished. At the end of each round, the person with the highest votes will die. At the end, only four people are allowed to leave the game.
Review:
I gave this manga a poor rating because of the plot in the last chapter.
July 27, 2017
After reading this, I honestly couldn't remember what happened in it. Upon review, I do think there were some pretty compelling events in the first three-quarters of this volume. However, my problems with previous volumes still stand: the art is pretty boring, even when it's gory; I don't know much about the characters (and when I do, then they die); and it's both predictable and confusing.
Having said that, if you've gotten this far in the series, you're likely to finish it, so at least you can enjoy this volume as better than the middle ones.
Having said that, if you've gotten this far in the series, you're likely to finish it, so at least you can enjoy this volume as better than the middle ones.
June 9, 2018
The group is decreased to four after another person is killed.
I really don't like this series. It had an interesting set-up: a bunch of people are forced to judge each other's sins and only four will walk out alive, but there is no judging. We don't even know what everyone's sin is. There's just reality show type manipulation and decisions to off one person with each volume. The twist at the end of this volume picks things up a bit. I will read the next one but only because it's the last and I want some payoff for sticking with this.
I really don't like this series. It had an interesting set-up: a bunch of people are forced to judge each other's sins and only four will walk out alive, but there is no judging. We don't even know what everyone's sin is. There's just reality show type manipulation and decisions to off one person with each volume. The twist at the end of this volume picks things up a bit. I will read the next one but only because it's the last and I want some payoff for sticking with this.
January 1, 2021
Wow wow wow it still keeps me at the edge of my sit! And it manages to be great without needing to have completely crazy plot twists. The plots twists are great but also it manages to give some answers that, even tho they aren't completely unpredictable, they make sense so it is still amazing!
April 22, 2025
Seconth last book and you need to invent something in a hurry... and honestly said all that wasting time on the kids that are like paper thin and you really need to squish in some drama and have them act stereotypicly...
November 3, 2017
Van quedando menos y aún no así no sabemos si sobrevivirán
February 26, 2018
Really enjoyed the twist it took at the end. Interested to see how this all wraps up.
January 22, 2022
Se corse encore plus
February 14, 2022
THIS SERIES IS SO UNDERRATED
March 14, 2022
3,25 Sterne
May 6, 2022
Liked the twist at the end of this one...curious to see how it all comes together in the final manga!
June 16, 2025
Nowhere near as good as "Doubt". Dragged out the good parts and rushed or skipped over the more important parts
January 9, 2016
Beaucoup de pistes sont lancées mais personne ne va jusqu’au bout, ça en devient un peu agaçant.
Cette fois, on a la carte mémoire trouvée dans le permis de conduire du mort qui révèle ses secrets. Il s’agit de photos des prisonniers, prises avec leurs proches.
Ça tombe bien puisqu’il semblerait que ce sont justement leurs proches qui sont dans le deuxième groupe qui s’entretue de la même manière que dans le leur.
Hiro continue d’être toujours autant tête à claques, ce qui est bien dommage pour le héros supposé de notre histoire.
Heureusement que le suspense augmente encore, tout est très tendu et je me demande si quelqu’un finira par en sortir vivant.
Ça aura mis du temps à devenir vraiment passionnant mais ce tome est vraiment très prenant. La fin du dernier procès aboutit encore à une égalité et Asami et Rina doivent se battre à mort.
Et quand les quatre survivants à ce jeu de massacre pensent avoir enfin atteint la sortie, ils se retrouvent à devoir encore se battre.
Seuls quatre personnes sortiront mais avec les prisonniers de l’autre groupe, il y a trop de monde vivants.
Un tome bien surprenant qui remélange les cartes et relance le suspense. Il n’en fallait pas plus pour me donner envie de me précipiter sur la suite.
Cette fois, on a la carte mémoire trouvée dans le permis de conduire du mort qui révèle ses secrets. Il s’agit de photos des prisonniers, prises avec leurs proches.
Ça tombe bien puisqu’il semblerait que ce sont justement leurs proches qui sont dans le deuxième groupe qui s’entretue de la même manière que dans le leur.
Hiro continue d’être toujours autant tête à claques, ce qui est bien dommage pour le héros supposé de notre histoire.
Heureusement que le suspense augmente encore, tout est très tendu et je me demande si quelqu’un finira par en sortir vivant.
Ça aura mis du temps à devenir vraiment passionnant mais ce tome est vraiment très prenant. La fin du dernier procès aboutit encore à une égalité et Asami et Rina doivent se battre à mort.
Et quand les quatre survivants à ce jeu de massacre pensent avoir enfin atteint la sortie, ils se retrouvent à devoir encore se battre.
Seuls quatre personnes sortiront mais avec les prisonniers de l’autre groupe, il y a trop de monde vivants.
Un tome bien surprenant qui remélange les cartes et relance le suspense. Il n’en fallait pas plus pour me donner envie de me précipiter sur la suite.
November 11, 2014
Just as happened with Doubt, Tonogai abandons all the tension he's built up with the plot and goes into silly slasher mode for the climax of the series. Really, the trial part never lived up to its premise. Aren't these people supposed to be judging each other for their sins? They never do. We never even find out what everyone's sins are. They just kill each other the way contestants on Survivor vote each other off the island. It's all such a waste.
October 20, 2015
This volume is probably the stand out volume of the series for me. I had been waiting for the cat girl to finally get killed. I know that sounds awful but I didn't like her. And the fact that the pig girl was the one to kill her was awesome. I really liked the pig girl, and it was shocking when she was killed near the end.
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April 8, 2015
Szép lassan mindenki bűnét megtudom, de nincs meg az utolsó kötet… *agybaj*
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April 10, 2016
4/5 stars
January 15, 2015
I almost forgot the creepy vibe this series gives off. The art of course is good, the story and the suspense especially. Oh and the cover. Another good volume.
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