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プラチナエンド [Platina End] #1
プラチナエンド 1 [Platina End 1]
「私が“生きる希望”をあげる」架橋明日は家族を事故で失い、引き取られた親戚のもとでも辛い日々を送っていた。全てに絶望した少年は、中学校を卒業したその日、ビルの屋上から身を投げる。しかし、少年はそこで1羽の天使と出会う――！？
192 pages, Paperback
First published February 4, 2016
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About the author
Tsugumi Ohba
364 books2,845 followersTsugumi Ōba (Profile in Japanese: 大場 つぐみ), born in Tokyo, Japan, is a writer best known for the manga Death Note. His/her real identity is a closely guarded secret. As stated by the profile placed at the beginning of each Death Note manga, Ōba collects teacups and develops manga plots while holding his knees on a chair, similar to a habit of L, one of the main characters of the series.
There is speculation that Tsugumi Ōba is a pen name and that he is really Hiroshi Gamō. Pointing out that in Bakuman the main character's uncle was a one-hit wonder manga artist who worked on a gag super hero manga, very similar to Gamō and Tottemo! Luckyman in all aspects. Also that the storyboards drawn by Ōba greatly resemble Tottemo! Luckyman in style.
There is speculation that Tsugumi Ōba is a pen name and that he is really Hiroshi Gamō. Pointing out that in Bakuman the main character's uncle was a one-hit wonder manga artist who worked on a gag super hero manga, very similar to Gamō and Tottemo! Luckyman in all aspects. Also that the storyboards drawn by Ōba greatly resemble Tottemo! Luckyman in style.
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May 16, 2018
I enjoyed this manga very much, but this is how I imagine it was pitched:
“We’re gonna do a manga about a kid that gets saved from suicide by an angel, and the angel gives him special powers.”
“Sure, I’m with you.”
“And the first thing he does is go to see his aunt and uncle, who took him in after his parents died, and _____.”
“Dude, that’s messed up. So we’re talking lots of drama here, okay. Go on.”
“Then he finds out he’s in the running to become God, against a bunch of other humans who’ve also been given special powers.”
“There can be only one, sure, I like it.”
“But really all this kid wants to do is go to college and have a normal happy life. So he heads to college for his first day, and on the very last page of volume 1, ______.”
“Holy s----. We won’t be able to get the second volume out fast enough with a cliffhanger like that.”
“I know, right?”
“Green light. Get to work!”
“Thanks! You won’t be sorry.”
“Oh, but is there going to be plenty of T&A? Because we don’t think we can sell books otherwise.”
“Yeah, no problem, we’re already on it.”
Am I going to keep reading while rolling my eyes at the art? Yes I am, because of that last f---ing page.
“We’re gonna do a manga about a kid that gets saved from suicide by an angel, and the angel gives him special powers.”
“Sure, I’m with you.”
“And the first thing he does is go to see his aunt and uncle, who took him in after his parents died, and _____.”
“Dude, that’s messed up. So we’re talking lots of drama here, okay. Go on.”
“Then he finds out he’s in the running to become God, against a bunch of other humans who’ve also been given special powers.”
“There can be only one, sure, I like it.”
“But really all this kid wants to do is go to college and have a normal happy life. So he heads to college for his first day, and on the very last page of volume 1, ______.”
“Holy s----. We won’t be able to get the second volume out fast enough with a cliffhanger like that.”
“I know, right?”
“Green light. Get to work!”
“Thanks! You won’t be sorry.”
“Oh, but is there going to be plenty of T&A? Because we don’t think we can sell books otherwise.”
“Yeah, no problem, we’re already on it.”
Am I going to keep reading while rolling my eyes at the art? Yes I am, because of that last f---ing page.
March 29, 2025
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January 11, 2021
From the creators of Death Note comes...another dark and edgy series! But this time with more boobs and death...well bloody deaths.
Mirai is just a dude who's ready to kill himself. Sounds simple enough. He goes to the top of a building, jumps, and is then saved by a angel. This angel gives him wings and arrows and lets him know he can use these different type of arrows to help him live a happier life. So when he uses a red arrow, which makes the person love him (for 33 days) on his aunt to find out the truth of what happen to his parents all hell breaks loose. Soon after Mirai is told by his angel that there are 13 people on earth who are candidates for being "god" and these 13 angels, her being one of them, were sent down to find the best suited by giving them these powers.
This is pretty dark series. Right away it starts off kind of simple and clean by as we get into why these angels are here, their motivations, and view points on life it all starts to make sense of what their true intentions are. This series is far more graphic than their previous work, showing bloodier deaths and lots of ass and boobs this time around. While a bit of a shock it does flow with the story. The characters haven't grown on me yet, and Mirai seems like a Light type character who hasn't gone fully bad. The ending is a huge cliffhanger and I am interested to see where we go from here.
A 3.5 out of 5.
Mirai is just a dude who's ready to kill himself. Sounds simple enough. He goes to the top of a building, jumps, and is then saved by a angel. This angel gives him wings and arrows and lets him know he can use these different type of arrows to help him live a happier life. So when he uses a red arrow, which makes the person love him (for 33 days) on his aunt to find out the truth of what happen to his parents all hell breaks loose. Soon after Mirai is told by his angel that there are 13 people on earth who are candidates for being "god" and these 13 angels, her being one of them, were sent down to find the best suited by giving them these powers.
This is pretty dark series. Right away it starts off kind of simple and clean by as we get into why these angels are here, their motivations, and view points on life it all starts to make sense of what their true intentions are. This series is far more graphic than their previous work, showing bloodier deaths and lots of ass and boobs this time around. While a bit of a shock it does flow with the story. The characters haven't grown on me yet, and Mirai seems like a Light type character who hasn't gone fully bad. The ending is a huge cliffhanger and I am interested to see where we go from here.
A 3.5 out of 5.
February 11, 2020
An interesting set-up and strong art. I'd be more impressed if the moral questions and character interplays didn't seem extremely similar to those in the creators more famous earlier work, Death Note.
August 31, 2016
I read the manga very quickly and I totally love the concept (really cool angels!) and the artwork!!!!!
Chinese article about this new series: http://www.hk01.com/%E5%A5%BD%E7%94%9...
Chinese article about this new series: http://www.hk01.com/%E5%A5%BD%E7%94%9...
February 2, 2021
the SA was not necessary and i stand by that
November 5, 2016
A depressed youth is saved by a morally ambiguous angel who gives him supernatural gifts that he must use as a candidate to become the next "god".
Platinum End has a pretty epic start but I'm not entirely confident in it's future. At this point it may decide to go straight into battle fantasy manga, rather than really focus on the story, and that would be a shame. But, we won't know for at least 2 volumes.
There was quite a bit of explanation on how this fantasy system works and what the rules of the competition are, so it doesn't have as much impact or flow as smoothly as you'd hope from a first volume.
It feels a little bit like a re-imagining of death note. [A comparison that they can't escape.] What if Light didn't go on a killing spree? What kind of world would he create then? I think it's an intelligent re-working of a fan favourite. And will create a different enough story from Death Note.
The concept bases itself in an idea that there are several candidates to become the next "god" and they must battle each other to find out who will be chosen. It is a pretty usual one that you'd see in shonen (fantasy battle) series like Shaman King, Hoshin Engi, Gestalt, and many others. So, if you liked any of these series, this might be for you.
However, as far as mood it might be a little darker than death note in terms of imagery, and it does deal with abuse, depression and suicide so if those are things that bother you, you might want to avoid this title.
Overall I enjoyed it! And, I'm crossing my fingers for the rest of the series.
Platinum End has a pretty epic start but I'm not entirely confident in it's future. At this point it may decide to go straight into battle fantasy manga, rather than really focus on the story, and that would be a shame. But, we won't know for at least 2 volumes.
There was quite a bit of explanation on how this fantasy system works and what the rules of the competition are, so it doesn't have as much impact or flow as smoothly as you'd hope from a first volume.
It feels a little bit like a re-imagining of death note. [A comparison that they can't escape.] What if Light didn't go on a killing spree? What kind of world would he create then? I think it's an intelligent re-working of a fan favourite. And will create a different enough story from Death Note.
The concept bases itself in an idea that there are several candidates to become the next "god" and they must battle each other to find out who will be chosen. It is a pretty usual one that you'd see in shonen (fantasy battle) series like Shaman King, Hoshin Engi, Gestalt, and many others. So, if you liked any of these series, this might be for you.
However, as far as mood it might be a little darker than death note in terms of imagery, and it does deal with abuse, depression and suicide so if those are things that bother you, you might want to avoid this title.
Overall I enjoyed it! And, I'm crossing my fingers for the rest of the series.
August 22, 2019
Der Manga hatte echt ein unfassbares Tempo. Es ist in diesem ersten Band schon so unheimlich viel passiert. Das hätte ich normalerweise in 3 Bänden erwartet. Nun, der Anfang war für mich sehr vielversprechend! Die Konflikte des Hauptcharakters waren sehr tief und seine Hinergrundgeschichte sehr interessant. Die Fähigkeiten, die er bekommt, tragen zu weiteren Möglichkeiten und Gedankenspielen bei. Dann wurde es jedoch zu einem sehr austauschbaren Mystery/Action-Manga. Ohne den heftigen Cliffhanger am Ende würde ich wohl nicht weiterlesen. So gebe ich dem zweiten Band noch eine Chance.
May 23, 2016
I was mesmerised by its artwork, no wonder these mangaka are legends. The plot was okay, I was intrigued at 1st, but too bad it went downhill a bit. I like the main character, he's much kinder than the characters in Death Note. However, I don't like where the story is going. I will continue to read this though, 3.5 stars!
February 11, 2017
I kind of have a love/hate thing going for Ohba and Obata but the covers for this series are pretty and I'm a sucker for stories with angels.
There's probably going to be some twist that makes me throw my iPad across the room, but I'm willing to take that risk.
Also, if you've read or seen Mirai Nikki this story will seem familiar. Not a bad thing.
There's probably going to be some twist that makes me throw my iPad across the room, but I'm willing to take that risk.
Also, if you've read or seen Mirai Nikki this story will seem familiar. Not a bad thing.
August 27, 2017
Wow, ganz anders als erwartet und jetzt auch noch dieses Ende 😱
April 2, 2017
Nuevo manga del dúo de Death Note. Vuelven los argumentos super-elaborados y los juegos mentales. Esto va a molar mucho...
October 28, 2021
Lo cierto es que tengo cero expectativas para esta serie y mis ganas de leerla van variando entre ínfimas a pocas. Como al parecer la animación deja mucho que desear, he elegido el manga.
En el primer capítulo, se presenta a Mirai, un chico que se iba a suicidar antes de ser salvado por un ángel, que le otorga poderes para buscar la felicidad y convertirse en el nuevo dios de este mundo. Sí, dios se ha cansado, se jubila y encarga a 13 o 12, no me acuerdo, ángeles, que busquen cada uno a un candidato y lo guíen.
Un Mirai Nikki con tintes de Death Note (por algo son los mismos autores) que tiene toda la pinta de desembocar en un battle royale donde el último en pie será el nuevo dios y habrá batallas morales entre los ideales de uno y otro. Nada nuevo.
De momento, el personaje que más me había llamado a atención, en las diez páginas siguientes, se me ha caído por completo.
Tal vez lea el segundo tomo, tal vez no. Tendré que aburrirme demasiado y quedarme sin más mangas para continuar.
En el primer capítulo, se presenta a Mirai, un chico que se iba a suicidar antes de ser salvado por un ángel, que le otorga poderes para buscar la felicidad y convertirse en el nuevo dios de este mundo. Sí, dios se ha cansado, se jubila y encarga a 13 o 12, no me acuerdo, ángeles, que busquen cada uno a un candidato y lo guíen.
Un Mirai Nikki con tintes de Death Note (por algo son los mismos autores) que tiene toda la pinta de desembocar en un battle royale donde el último en pie será el nuevo dios y habrá batallas morales entre los ideales de uno y otro. Nada nuevo.
De momento, el personaje que más me había llamado a atención, en las diez páginas siguientes, se me ha caído por completo.
Tal vez lea el segundo tomo, tal vez no. Tendré que aburrirme demasiado y quedarme sin más mangas para continuar.
August 14, 2022
Ler este manga não estava de todo nos meus planos. Não sabia nada sobre ele antes de iniciar a leitura nem tinha previamente qualquer interesse em ler este título em particular. Tinha-o já "visto por aí" e a isso se resumia todo o meu conhecimento sobre ele 😁
Contudo, numa Feira da Bagageira, surgiu a oportunidade de adquirir os dois primeiros volumes deste Platinvm End a um bom preço. Alguém que provavelmente não gostou desta história se desfazia dos seus dois primeiros volumes... Red flag alert?..não sei e nem sequer inquiri para não correr o risco de ouvir algo sobre a história que preferiria não ouvir 🤓
Uma leitura rápida à curta sinopse da contracapa também parecia querer avisar-me de que esta história poderia não ser para mim "...recebe poderes de um anjo..." "...conhece outro candidato a Deus...". Isto parecia muito fora da minha zona de conforto, demasiado talvez...
Mas na contracapa também dizia que os autores eram os mesmos de "Death Note", manga que me é sempre referido como "O" ou "UM DOS ESSENCIAIS" manga, consensualmente por todas as pessoas que conheço que percebem destas coisas. Já eu, entendo muito pouco, mas a pouca experiência que tenho com este formato tem sido muito positiva.
Acabei pois por não resistir comprar, mas antecipando já que os iria oferecer a alguém. Uma prima minha pré adolescente que adora ler e adora mangas foi a primeira em quem pensei.
Essa ideia foi no entanto imediatamente abandonada quando nas primeiras páginas me deparei com a história de um adolescente deprimido que tenta o suicídio...
Algumas páginas à frente tive a confirmação de que definitivamente não o iria oferecer a um menor de idade, quando a violência dos acontecimentos me impressionou a ponto de me fazer fechar o livro por momentos, ganhando um pouco de tempo e "coragem" para continuar.
Não é que considere que seja exageradamente violento ou que possua conteúdo sexual demasiado explícito, mas o aspecto fofinho, puro e meio angelical do branco e rosa da capa sem dúvida não me prepararam para o que encontrei lá dentro. Ter sido surpreendida desta forma foi muito bom, foi até talvez o melhor desta experiência.
Quanto à premissa, tenho sentimentos divididos. Por um lado é uma ideia criativa e original mas nalguns aspectos é exactamente o contrário. Anjos e Deus, o bem e o mal...parece tudo muito banal por vezes, apesar da forma um pouco diferente e até meio dissonante na forma de serem abordados...
A ideia que mais gostei neste volume foi a seguinte, que transcrevo:
"Deus disse: Os candidatos a Deus são humanos que perderam a vontade de viver. Portanto são aqueles que vêem o mundo como inadequado e querem mudá-lo."
Já o aparecimento do personagem Metrópolis foi uma grande desilusão...para quê "misturar aqui" o conceito de super-herói, agora que já estava a conseguir entrar um pouco nesta espécie de fantasia religiosa. A necessidade de introdução deste Metrópolis na história pareceu-me uma enorme falta de criatividade e sinceramente já me estava a aborrecer um pouco. Felizmente, um twist no final da história fez-me ter vontade de continuar para o 2º volume.
No geral foi uma experiência de leitura positiva, mas já me deparei com vários aspectos que não me agradaram assim muito. Veremos se depois da leitura do 2º volume fica ou não a vontade de continuar.
Contudo, numa Feira da Bagageira, surgiu a oportunidade de adquirir os dois primeiros volumes deste Platinvm End a um bom preço. Alguém que provavelmente não gostou desta história se desfazia dos seus dois primeiros volumes... Red flag alert?..não sei e nem sequer inquiri para não correr o risco de ouvir algo sobre a história que preferiria não ouvir 🤓
Uma leitura rápida à curta sinopse da contracapa também parecia querer avisar-me de que esta história poderia não ser para mim "...recebe poderes de um anjo..." "...conhece outro candidato a Deus...". Isto parecia muito fora da minha zona de conforto, demasiado talvez...
Mas na contracapa também dizia que os autores eram os mesmos de "Death Note", manga que me é sempre referido como "O" ou "UM DOS ESSENCIAIS" manga, consensualmente por todas as pessoas que conheço que percebem destas coisas. Já eu, entendo muito pouco, mas a pouca experiência que tenho com este formato tem sido muito positiva.
Acabei pois por não resistir comprar, mas antecipando já que os iria oferecer a alguém. Uma prima minha pré adolescente que adora ler e adora mangas foi a primeira em quem pensei.
Essa ideia foi no entanto imediatamente abandonada quando nas primeiras páginas me deparei com a história de um adolescente deprimido que tenta o suicídio...
Algumas páginas à frente tive a confirmação de que definitivamente não o iria oferecer a um menor de idade, quando a violência dos acontecimentos me impressionou a ponto de me fazer fechar o livro por momentos, ganhando um pouco de tempo e "coragem" para continuar.
Não é que considere que seja exageradamente violento ou que possua conteúdo sexual demasiado explícito, mas o aspecto fofinho, puro e meio angelical do branco e rosa da capa sem dúvida não me prepararam para o que encontrei lá dentro. Ter sido surpreendida desta forma foi muito bom, foi até talvez o melhor desta experiência.
Quanto à premissa, tenho sentimentos divididos. Por um lado é uma ideia criativa e original mas nalguns aspectos é exactamente o contrário. Anjos e Deus, o bem e o mal...parece tudo muito banal por vezes, apesar da forma um pouco diferente e até meio dissonante na forma de serem abordados...
A ideia que mais gostei neste volume foi a seguinte, que transcrevo:
"Deus disse: Os candidatos a Deus são humanos que perderam a vontade de viver. Portanto são aqueles que vêem o mundo como inadequado e querem mudá-lo."
Já o aparecimento do personagem Metrópolis foi uma grande desilusão...para quê "misturar aqui" o conceito de super-herói, agora que já estava a conseguir entrar um pouco nesta espécie de fantasia religiosa. A necessidade de introdução deste Metrópolis na história pareceu-me uma enorme falta de criatividade e sinceramente já me estava a aborrecer um pouco. Felizmente, um twist no final da história fez-me ter vontade de continuar para o 2º volume.
No geral foi uma experiência de leitura positiva, mas já me deparei com vários aspectos que não me agradaram assim muito. Veremos se depois da leitura do 2º volume fica ou não a vontade de continuar.
September 1, 2017
Actual rating: 4.5 stars
Okay, I tried to lower my expectation since Death Note and Bakuman are masterpieces. BUT, of course I can't help expecting great things from this series. It's Tsugumi Ohba, after all!
At first, I was afraid that this series will disappoint me because it's like a lighter version of Death Note... isn't it? I'm afraid that Ohba is trying to repeat the success of Death Note by using an alternate version of shinigami, angels. BUT, I am extremely happy to announce that Platinum End doesn't remind me with Death Note at all!
I love how the main theme of this book heavily relies on 'the meaning of happiness'. And although this book seems lighter than Death Note, it actually isn't. There is a dark undertone in the form of the angels. I love how Ohba goes against the current in creating the angels. He created his 'own' version of angels, not the one that often depicted by mainstream media.
And not only that, I am completely satisfied by the story progression. I couldn't imagine that the story would progress into something like "that". And I am so excited to read the next volume of this series! Please Ohba Sensei, DON'T LET ME DOWN X"D Let me worship you till the end of your career!
Okay, I tried to lower my expectation since Death Note and Bakuman are masterpieces. BUT, of course I can't help expecting great things from this series. It's Tsugumi Ohba, after all!
At first, I was afraid that this series will disappoint me because it's like a lighter version of Death Note... isn't it? I'm afraid that Ohba is trying to repeat the success of Death Note by using an alternate version of shinigami, angels. BUT, I am extremely happy to announce that Platinum End doesn't remind me with Death Note at all!
I love how the main theme of this book heavily relies on 'the meaning of happiness'. And although this book seems lighter than Death Note, it actually isn't. There is a dark undertone in the form of the angels. I love how Ohba goes against the current in creating the angels. He created his 'own' version of angels, not the one that often depicted by mainstream media.
And not only that, I am completely satisfied by the story progression. I couldn't imagine that the story would progress into something like "that". And I am so excited to read the next volume of this series! Please Ohba Sensei, DON'T LET ME DOWN X"D Let me worship you till the end of your career!
August 15, 2017
THIS ART WORK IS MEGA BEAUTIFUL OMG
May 13, 2018
La obra parte de una premisa bastante típica: Mirai, un joven apesadumbrado por una terrible adolescencia, decide suicidarse. En pleno salto aparece un ángel que lo rescata. Con la promesa de hacer su vida más feliz de ahora en adelante, le otorga alas para moverse a donde guste y unas flechas con las que podrá enamorar durante 33 días a cualquier persona. Lo que Mirai no sabe es que se ha metido en una competición entre los 13 ángeles guardianes para elegir quién será el próximo Dios del planeta.
Platinum End es una serie de acción con tintes fantásticos y alma de thriller. Vamos una marca de la casa de Ohba y Obata, autores de Death Note y Bakuman. Misterio y acción a medio camino entre el shônen y el seinen proporcionan una trama llena de engaños e ingenio, repleta de giros de guion y cliffhangers, recayendo en temáticas éticas sobre el poder.
Poco puedo decir respecto al arte y narrativa de Takeshi Obata. Sin variar su estilo, de trazo limpio y efectista. El diseño, también muy reconocible. Caras más redondeadas, ojos pequeños y pelo enmarañado. Me ha encantando su diseño de los ángeles, con todo detalle y plumaje, utilizando tramas difuminadas que otorgan ese halo mágico. Al igual que el uso de mucha luz en cada viñeta, dado que hablamos de ángeles.
Quizás no tenga de momento tanto impacto debido a sus personajes, sin ese carisma tan característico que suele imprimir el dúo de mangakas. Ya veremos en próximos volúmenes, por que como no, el cliffhanger final es matador y te obliga a continuar si o SI.
Platinum End es una serie de acción con tintes fantásticos y alma de thriller. Vamos una marca de la casa de Ohba y Obata, autores de Death Note y Bakuman. Misterio y acción a medio camino entre el shônen y el seinen proporcionan una trama llena de engaños e ingenio, repleta de giros de guion y cliffhangers, recayendo en temáticas éticas sobre el poder.
Poco puedo decir respecto al arte y narrativa de Takeshi Obata. Sin variar su estilo, de trazo limpio y efectista. El diseño, también muy reconocible. Caras más redondeadas, ojos pequeños y pelo enmarañado. Me ha encantando su diseño de los ángeles, con todo detalle y plumaje, utilizando tramas difuminadas que otorgan ese halo mágico. Al igual que el uso de mucha luz en cada viñeta, dado que hablamos de ángeles.
Quizás no tenga de momento tanto impacto debido a sus personajes, sin ese carisma tan característico que suele imprimir el dúo de mangakas. Ya veremos en próximos volúmenes, por que como no, el cliffhanger final es matador y te obliga a continuar si o SI.
August 5, 2021
The reason why I got to read this manga because I heard it’s going to be airing as an anime soon and the fact the author who wrote the well known“Death Note” series. I absolutely didn’t thought the story as well as character development was mediocre enough and the ending was goddamn awful like there wasn’t even a mention of the human population to disappear into thin air! I mean I really thought it was all about saving people and turning them into angels?! Cmon bro!
I even hated the fact our MC is a typical softie like I really wanted edginess from him, heck the author is better to just make every single main characters be edgy like Light and that would win me over lmao!
Yeah just disappointed…
I even hated the fact our MC is a typical softie like I really wanted edginess from him, heck the author is better to just make every single main characters be edgy like Light and that would win me over lmao!
Yeah just disappointed…
This entire review has been hidden because of spoilers.
November 23, 2016
Ich kann euch gar nicht sagen, wie sehr ich auf diesen Manga hin gefiebert habe! Gerade nach Death Note erwartet man von diesem Duo nur noch Höchstklasse und was soll ich sagen... Platinum End hat mich definitiv nicht enttäuscht! Einfach tolle Story und hyper mega Zeichnungen! Ich liebe es einfach qq
July 27, 2017
Ser deus é um evento cíclico, até o cansaço pesar nos ombros e levar ao seu afastamento. Com o lugar vazio, treze anjos podem disputar entre si o acesso à divindade. Anjos nunca serão deuses, mas assegurarão poder absoluto se a pessoa que escolherem sobreviver ao processo e transcender a sua humanidade. Sob este cenário, uma anjo algo inexperiente intervém para salvar a vida de um adolescente deprimido. Ao fazê-lo, são ambos lançados neste jogo de poder de consequências fatais. Para se ser um deus, é preciso ter olhado o abismo da depressão, só aqueles que redescobrem a vida terão vontade de a proteger e fazer evoluir, o papel que terão desempenhar como deus. É esta a premissa de Platinum End, a nova série de mangá trazida para Portugal pela Devir, com argumento de Tsugumi Ohba e Takeshi Obata, já conhecidos do público português pela série Death Note. Recensão completa no aCalopsia: Platinum End.
July 8, 2018
3.5/5.0
September 9, 2019
Me ha gustado mucho la verdad y me ha sorprendido. El tema de solo quedar uno esta ya muy contado, pero a mi me sigue gustando. Quizás los personajes son un poco planos, pero creo que me lo voy a pasar muy bien leyendo este manga.
November 29, 2021
Tão bom! Começam logo a pé juntos!
August 28, 2025
what in the misogyny
February 3, 2021
I would give this 3.5, similar to Mad’s review, I did not care for the SA scene
October 4, 2016
A misogynist piece of shit.
March 4, 2021
Another amazing work by Tsugumi Ohba and Takeshi Obata, an amazing collaboration.
March 23, 2019
3,5/5
Pues me ha gustado esta primera toma de contacto aunque me ha resultado demasiado similar a Mirai Nikki
Pues me ha gustado esta primera toma de contacto aunque me ha resultado demasiado similar a Mirai Nikki
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February 4, 2020wish i was an 11 year old edge lord so that i could love this the way it wants to be loved
March 20, 2022
Platinum End. From the same creator team that did Death Note and Bakuman: Tsugumi Ohba, the author and Takeshi Obata, the illustrator.
Brilliant art.
Look at the perspective. Absolutely stunning!
If you're not intrigued by Takeshi Obata's art skills then I don't know what will.
But the story is also one you shouldn't miss out on.
After Mirai Kakehashis's family is killed in a car accident, his uncle and aunt take him to their home. But his life there is unbearable, losing all hope in life and on the last day of his middle school he jumps off of a skyscraper's roof. At the last moment however, the angel Nasse saves him and explains to him that everyone has the right to happiness. She equips him with special abilities and gives him the chance to give his life meaning again.
This was way better than I expected. This manga has a lot of potential. It's not too long and just recently released its last volume in English. Hope one of my favourite duos won't let me down.
Brilliant art.
Look at the perspective. Absolutely stunning!
If you're not intrigued by Takeshi Obata's art skills then I don't know what will.
But the story is also one you shouldn't miss out on.
After Mirai Kakehashis's family is killed in a car accident, his uncle and aunt take him to their home. But his life there is unbearable, losing all hope in life and on the last day of his middle school he jumps off of a skyscraper's roof. At the last moment however, the angel Nasse saves him and explains to him that everyone has the right to happiness. She equips him with special abilities and gives him the chance to give his life meaning again.
This was way better than I expected. This manga has a lot of potential. It's not too long and just recently released its last volume in English. Hope one of my favourite duos won't let me down.
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