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MONSTER TRIBE, Vol. 2
The Tatsugashira Clan is meant to guard the boundary between the human and demon realms, but the dad’s particular circumstances have resulted in some unexpected things. The story of the half-demon boy Ten and his desire to just live a normal life concludes!
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Published December 16, 2025
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January 18, 2026
Finished the second and final vol.
I'm just going to copy paste my vol. 1 review:
The premise and idea of this story is actually cool in itself. The art and character designs is alright/cool. That said... the execution of the storyline is one big chaotic rushed mess and that's for vol 1 alone. After having read it and currently working my way through the second and final volume from my library, I can honestly say I understand why this series ended at 2 volumes. It's way too messy/rushed and I say that from a neurodivergent standpoint with a brain running 100 miles an hour at times and easily jumping topics and still having a grasp of things.
In this case I was left with a feeling of not having a very good grasp of the story because you constantly get bombarded with information and action... I love infodumping, but this is not infodumping done well at all! And adding to that, what eventually seems to be additional added information which seemed to have been forgotten previously when something was mentioned, but in reality it feels more like: Oh this is cool, I need to add that info now in addition to X from earlier and then 2 pages later it happens again. It's messy to say the least.
This series sadly just feels like someone wanted to make a comic and include everything they thought was either cool or a good idea or just a random thought. It's a shame because the over all idea is cool and interesting and had promise, but you get everything thrown in your face at once and you're like; did I miss out on the first 10 volumes of this or something?
In case this manga is tied to something, game/light novel, I am not aware of and it is the intention of it to be/feel this messy then I apologize. But dang I thought my brain could be a mess.... but this beats my jumbled neurodivergent wiring!
I'm just going to copy paste my vol. 1 review:
The premise and idea of this story is actually cool in itself. The art and character designs is alright/cool. That said... the execution of the storyline is one big chaotic rushed mess and that's for vol 1 alone. After having read it and currently working my way through the second and final volume from my library, I can honestly say I understand why this series ended at 2 volumes. It's way too messy/rushed and I say that from a neurodivergent standpoint with a brain running 100 miles an hour at times and easily jumping topics and still having a grasp of things.
In this case I was left with a feeling of not having a very good grasp of the story because you constantly get bombarded with information and action... I love infodumping, but this is not infodumping done well at all! And adding to that, what eventually seems to be additional added information which seemed to have been forgotten previously when something was mentioned, but in reality it feels more like: Oh this is cool, I need to add that info now in addition to X from earlier and then 2 pages later it happens again. It's messy to say the least.
This series sadly just feels like someone wanted to make a comic and include everything they thought was either cool or a good idea or just a random thought. It's a shame because the over all idea is cool and interesting and had promise, but you get everything thrown in your face at once and you're like; did I miss out on the first 10 volumes of this or something?
In case this manga is tied to something, game/light novel, I am not aware of and it is the intention of it to be/feel this messy then I apologize. But dang I thought my brain could be a mess.... but this beats my jumbled neurodivergent wiring!
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