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トリコ [Toriko] #43
Toriko, Vol. 43
Toriko is a Gourmet Hunter out to eat the world!
In a savage world ruled by the pursuit of the most delicious foods, it's either eat or be eaten! While searching for the tastiest foods imaginable, Gourmet Hunter Toriko travels the world with his bottomless stomach, facing every beast in his way.
The battle for the fate of the world quickly approaches its climax. The Earth struggles to keep itself from falling apart with Center violently erupting under its crust. Toriko has already consumed Center and has the power he needs to defeat Acacia and Neo! But even with Starjun and Midora helping him, will it be enough to put an end to this earth-shattering battle? Find out in the thrilling conclusion to Toriko !
In a savage world ruled by the pursuit of the most delicious foods, it's either eat or be eaten! While searching for the tastiest foods imaginable, Gourmet Hunter Toriko travels the world with his bottomless stomach, facing every beast in his way.
The battle for the fate of the world quickly approaches its climax. The Earth struggles to keep itself from falling apart with Center violently erupting under its crust. Toriko has already consumed Center and has the power he needs to defeat Acacia and Neo! But even with Starjun and Midora helping him, will it be enough to put an end to this earth-shattering battle? Find out in the thrilling conclusion to Toriko !
208 pages, Paperback
Published December 31, 2016
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March 22, 2019
Toriko, my hero. It was a good series. But all that just for food? Go to Wendy's or something.
November 15, 2018
A fitting end to this insane series.
April 13, 2026
Review – Toriko: Volume 43.
14/20 – A taste of unfinished business
The conclusion remains visually beautiful, yet it is far too convenient. Numerous points attest to the manga's rushed ending, which is a true travesty for such a rich universe.
The sticking points:
* Zonge’s "Gourmet Luck": Utilizing Zonge’s luck to allow Center to revive everyone is a frustratingly easy plot device. It is almost an insult given the stakes of the battle.
* The mystery of Gourmet Cells: We received very little information regarding Toriko's other two demons. Aside from the Red Ogre, the other two remain vague—especially the White One, which I would have liked to see explored further.
* The abandonment of partners: We were shown the training of the four pets (Terry and the others), but in the end, they are useless in the denouement. They are entirely absent.
* The other Heavenly Kings: Coco, Sunny, and Zebra were completely sidelined at the end. One senses that the author had to focus solely on Toriko to finish quickly.
* Power inconsistencies: Granny Setsuno’s dome was supposed to withstand only a single attack capable of destroying the Earth, but it ultimately holds out much longer without explanation.
* The waste of secondary characters:
* The romance between Komatsu and Melk’s daughter was totally skipped.
* The introduction of the little ice chef lacks pathos and serves little purpose.
* Far too many interesting secondary characters were purely and simply erased from the finale.
### What saves the day:
I remain satisfied, nonetheless, by the treatment of Starjun, Teppei, and Jirō. They are the rare characters who received an ending commensurate with their importance.
Conclusion:
It is deplorable to see so many elements fall by the wayside. One feels that the story was rushed when there was still so much left to elucidate.
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Review Toriko : Tome 43 – Une fin au goût d'inachevé
Si la conclusion reste visuellement belle, elle est beaucoup trop facile. De nombreux points témoignent de la fin précipitée du manga, ce qui est vraiment dommage pour un univers aussi riche.
Les points qui fâchent :
Le "Karma Gourmet" de Zonge : Utiliser la chance de Zonge pour permettre à Center de réanimer tout le monde est une facilité scénaristique frustrante. C’est presque une insulte par rapport aux enjeux de la bataille.
Le mystère des cellules Gourmet : On a eu très peu d'infos sur les deux autres démons de Toriko. À part l'Ogre rouge, les deux autres restent flous, surtout le blanc que j'aurais aimé voir approfondi.
L'abandon des partenaires : On nous a montré l'entraînement des quatre animaux domestiques (Terry et les autres), mais au final, ils ne servent à rien dans le dénouement. Ils sont totalement absents.
Les autres Rois Gourmets : Coco, Sunny et Zebra ont été complètement mis de côté à la fin. On sent que l'auteur a dû se focaliser uniquement sur Toriko pour finir vite.
Incohérences de puissance : Le dôme de Mamie Setsuno était censé ne pouvoir encaisser qu'une seule attaque capable de détruire la Terre, mais il finit par tenir bien plus longtemps sans explication.
Le gâchis des personnages secondaires : * La romance entre Komatsu et la fille de Melk a été totalement skippée.
L'introduction de la petite cuisinière de glace manque de pathos et ne sert pas à grand-chose.
Beaucoup trop de personnages secondaires intéressants ont été purement et simplement effacés du final.
Ce qui sauve les meubles :
Je reste malgré tout satisfait par le traitement de Starjun, de Teppei et de Jirô. Ce sont les rares personnages qui ont eu une fin à la hauteur de leur importance.
Conclusion : C’est déplorable de voir autant d’éléments passer à la trappe. On sent que l'histoire a été précipitée alors qu'il restait tellement de choses à raconter.
14/20
14/20 – A taste of unfinished business
The conclusion remains visually beautiful, yet it is far too convenient. Numerous points attest to the manga's rushed ending, which is a true travesty for such a rich universe.
The sticking points:
* Zonge’s "Gourmet Luck": Utilizing Zonge’s luck to allow Center to revive everyone is a frustratingly easy plot device. It is almost an insult given the stakes of the battle.
* The mystery of Gourmet Cells: We received very little information regarding Toriko's other two demons. Aside from the Red Ogre, the other two remain vague—especially the White One, which I would have liked to see explored further.
* The abandonment of partners: We were shown the training of the four pets (Terry and the others), but in the end, they are useless in the denouement. They are entirely absent.
* The other Heavenly Kings: Coco, Sunny, and Zebra were completely sidelined at the end. One senses that the author had to focus solely on Toriko to finish quickly.
* Power inconsistencies: Granny Setsuno’s dome was supposed to withstand only a single attack capable of destroying the Earth, but it ultimately holds out much longer without explanation.
* The waste of secondary characters:
* The romance between Komatsu and Melk’s daughter was totally skipped.
* The introduction of the little ice chef lacks pathos and serves little purpose.
* Far too many interesting secondary characters were purely and simply erased from the finale.
### What saves the day:
I remain satisfied, nonetheless, by the treatment of Starjun, Teppei, and Jirō. They are the rare characters who received an ending commensurate with their importance.
Conclusion:
It is deplorable to see so many elements fall by the wayside. One feels that the story was rushed when there was still so much left to elucidate.
🇫🇷
Review Toriko : Tome 43 – Une fin au goût d'inachevé
Si la conclusion reste visuellement belle, elle est beaucoup trop facile. De nombreux points témoignent de la fin précipitée du manga, ce qui est vraiment dommage pour un univers aussi riche.
Les points qui fâchent :
Le "Karma Gourmet" de Zonge : Utiliser la chance de Zonge pour permettre à Center de réanimer tout le monde est une facilité scénaristique frustrante. C’est presque une insulte par rapport aux enjeux de la bataille.
Le mystère des cellules Gourmet : On a eu très peu d'infos sur les deux autres démons de Toriko. À part l'Ogre rouge, les deux autres restent flous, surtout le blanc que j'aurais aimé voir approfondi.
L'abandon des partenaires : On nous a montré l'entraînement des quatre animaux domestiques (Terry et les autres), mais au final, ils ne servent à rien dans le dénouement. Ils sont totalement absents.
Les autres Rois Gourmets : Coco, Sunny et Zebra ont été complètement mis de côté à la fin. On sent que l'auteur a dû se focaliser uniquement sur Toriko pour finir vite.
Incohérences de puissance : Le dôme de Mamie Setsuno était censé ne pouvoir encaisser qu'une seule attaque capable de détruire la Terre, mais il finit par tenir bien plus longtemps sans explication.
Le gâchis des personnages secondaires : * La romance entre Komatsu et la fille de Melk a été totalement skippée.
L'introduction de la petite cuisinière de glace manque de pathos et ne sert pas à grand-chose.
Beaucoup trop de personnages secondaires intéressants ont été purement et simplement effacés du final.
Ce qui sauve les meubles :
Je reste malgré tout satisfait par le traitement de Starjun, de Teppei et de Jirô. Ce sont les rares personnages qui ont eu une fin à la hauteur de leur importance.
Conclusion : C’est déplorable de voir autant d’éléments passer à la trappe. On sent que l'histoire a été précipitée alors qu'il restait tellement de choses à raconter.
14/20
This entire review has been hidden because of spoilers.
July 26, 2020
Not fond of the way it ended, as I feel that it just cheapens the things that had happened.
The series recap chapter during the wedding (which I still don't like how it got set up) was obviously designed to evoke nostalgia, and that was well enough, but the rushed and unsatisfying nature of the fights to get here just dampened what it could have been.
Side note: the BB Corn and Rainbow Fruit that Toriko added to his full course early felt so out of place. I mean, these are 2-digit capture-level ingredients, compared to the rest of 4-digit and 5-digit capture-level ingredients.
And lastly, there's an epilogue of "the adventure continues". Let's just say that if there was indeed a continuation, I wouldn't be reading it, as it's basically just scaling things up for more of the same. I've had my fill. Thanks for the meal, despite the sour note that it ended up with for me.
The series recap chapter during the wedding (which I still don't like how it got set up) was obviously designed to evoke nostalgia, and that was well enough, but the rushed and unsatisfying nature of the fights to get here just dampened what it could have been.
Side note: the BB Corn and Rainbow Fruit that Toriko added to his full course early felt so out of place. I mean, these are 2-digit capture-level ingredients, compared to the rest of 4-digit and 5-digit capture-level ingredients.
And lastly, there's an epilogue of "the adventure continues". Let's just say that if there was indeed a continuation, I wouldn't be reading it, as it's basically just scaling things up for more of the same. I've had my fill. Thanks for the meal, despite the sour note that it ended up with for me.
July 31, 2023
It got too insane but I won't forget that the very first volumes has to be some of the best manga volumes I read, even if the end felt too neat and "concluded with a bow".
This was an action/adventure/fantasy/gourmet manga about "gourmet hunters", those who hunt for special ingredients too cook them, and each one of them has his own goal of perfecting/choosing a "full course". We meet a lot of hunters and chefs and other crazy characters. We also meet some bad people who want to monopolize the ingredients, and then we meet the "gourmet cells" or "demons" that control the appetite for specific people, and how it all ties together with the ingredients of the world.
It has some interesting lore, the friendships are great but the romance is just stupid and wasn't developed at all, and it would've been better if it was omiited, some of the back stories of some characters (especially Midora) were really more interesting than some of the main events in the manga. It got too convulted in the end, but I enjoyed being with these characters, mostly. It gave off the vibe of Dragon Ball mixed with One Piece.
This was an action/adventure/fantasy/gourmet manga about "gourmet hunters", those who hunt for special ingredients too cook them, and each one of them has his own goal of perfecting/choosing a "full course". We meet a lot of hunters and chefs and other crazy characters. We also meet some bad people who want to monopolize the ingredients, and then we meet the "gourmet cells" or "demons" that control the appetite for specific people, and how it all ties together with the ingredients of the world.
It has some interesting lore, the friendships are great but the romance is just stupid and wasn't developed at all, and it would've been better if it was omiited, some of the back stories of some characters (especially Midora) were really more interesting than some of the main events in the manga. It got too convulted in the end, but I enjoyed being with these characters, mostly. It gave off the vibe of Dragon Ball mixed with One Piece.
March 14, 2020
This is a pretty good manga but started loosing interest, Not really much a story! Just mainly focused on beating animals/Creatures for food/Ingredients but lots of cool characters and great art😁💪❤️❤️
July 8, 2020
Loved the ending, and seeing those flashbacks had me getting emotional 😭😢😍😍
This entire review has been hidden because of spoilers.
September 29, 2020
So this is the end, seems a happy ending for factions war
December 28, 2023
Life changing series. #newperspective 🙏🏼
December 19, 2021
Fantastic series.
September 4, 2020
I liked this manga series! My rating counts for the entire series (43 volumes - 396 Chapters)
I Just love Toriko, Komatsu, and the other kings!
I Just love Toriko, Komatsu, and the other kings!
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