4 stars. I will admit that the series has its moments when the action is the only thing making it interesting, but what really bothers me is how no one is addressing how problematic that creepy teacher is and is just going along with his pure insanity.
This volume we learn that not everyone in our little group of survivors has pure intentions. Stuff goes sideways and they have to run! We also find out the monsters can behave strangely in one specific location, and there may just be hope for a rescue.
At this point the art has taken more of a hit. The inconsistencies and odd proportions are getting easier to spot.
No sé en que momento esto escaló tan rápidamente de "apocalipsis de monstruos" a "El resplandor" (hasta estaba la escena del mazo XD). Pero bueno se entiende por la histeria colectiva.
Me reí harto con los comentarios que se hacían sobre el viejo verde (veía venir ese giro de trama pero asqueroso de todas formas, ojalá se muera en el otro tomo ese viejo jaja:) )
This entire review has been hidden because of spoilers.
I bought volumes 2 and 3 of Hakaijuu in Kokura last year as a sort of souvenir and I finally got around to reading them. This time the bad-ass pe teacher goes nuts and tries to kill the main character while lusting after the main girl. Monsters get into the building everyone is hiding in, and while our heroes manage to kill one or two, they have to abandon their home and are chased by giant monsters outside. Various people die, but no one too important. Helicopters show up at the end.
I was amused by the teacher kicking lots of epic buttocks. And it was satisfying seeing one of the centipede monsters get crushed!