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プラチナエンド [Platina End] #7
Platinum End N.º 7
Utilizando a sua flecha branca, Mirai consegue rapidamente aniquilar o vírus mortal de Fuyuko.
Vê-se então perante um dilema: matar o seu adversário ou correr o risco de o deixar matar outras pessoas…
Vê-se então perante um dilema: matar o seu adversário ou correr o risco de o deixar matar outras pessoas…
192 pages, Paperback
First published November 2, 2017
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About the author
Tsugumi Ohba
365 books2,856 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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January 9, 2018
OMG STOP TALKING AND DO SOMETHING.
February 4, 2021
“i want to get rid of all ugly people.” you best be the first to go, king 😩❤️
February 16, 2018
It is still an entertaining volume, and the arch villain's backstory and motivation in revealed here, but his motivation is.............surprisingly weak. That's it.
May 11, 2019
Okay this has been the absolute worst volume so far. Two big reasons for that. (Warning for my bad language.)
#1 - I hate the main character so, so much. Inaction is a form of evil, buddy! Has the means to kill people who are going to kill him, his friends, and thousands of other people, but nooooo! I can't do it! Waaaah! So one of his friends (saying that generously) literally is killed because of him. As in, he directly causes the death of one of his allies. But he's the protagonist? Chickenshit waste of space.
#2 - The villain is also terrible! This guy is an absolute freaking idiot!
"I'm going to make everyone equal by killing all the poor people, and then everyone will be rich!"
Like, this kid is supposed to be rich, so you'd think he would have been able to afford a good education, so why is he so incredibly stupid?
Also, um, the whole sister thing? Like, he was literally grooming his little sister for himself. And then has an explosive violent outburst when she's like "Hey, so, I'm a person, and I'm going to have life experiences." This guy takes the already weird manga/anime sister complex and makes it super rapey. Fucking creep.
I am really hoping they kill this guy off (and it won't be the main character who does it because he's useless as fuck) and bring in other villains because I can't take him seriously anymore. If they keep him as the villain, I'm just going to quit.
#1 - I hate the main character so, so much. Inaction is a form of evil, buddy! Has the means to kill people who are going to kill him, his friends, and thousands of other people, but nooooo! I can't do it! Waaaah! So one of his friends (saying that generously) literally is killed because of him. As in, he directly causes the death of one of his allies. But he's the protagonist? Chickenshit waste of space.
#2 - The villain is also terrible! This guy is an absolute freaking idiot!
"I'm going to make everyone equal by killing all the poor people, and then everyone will be rich!"
Like, this kid is supposed to be rich, so you'd think he would have been able to afford a good education, so why is he so incredibly stupid?
Also, um, the whole sister thing? Like, he was literally grooming his little sister for himself. And then has an explosive violent outburst when she's like "Hey, so, I'm a person, and I'm going to have life experiences." This guy takes the already weird manga/anime sister complex and makes it super rapey. Fucking creep.
I am really hoping they kill this guy off (and it won't be the main character who does it because he's useless as fuck) and bring in other villains because I can't take him seriously anymore. If they keep him as the villain, I'm just going to quit.
July 5, 2025
I'm stuck between two moods: one where the protagonist sticks to his idols, but on the other hand, it's somewhat boring, and the main villain is coming across as dumber than a doorknob. Let's see how it goes, but yeah, the protagonist is getting on my nerves. These are not good characters. Let's hope things are better in the later issues, but let's see. Let's go on and Keep on Reading.
I have always loved comics, and I can and I have. I love comics to bits, may the comics never leave my side. I loved reading this and love reading more. You should also read what you love, and I hope you will always love it. Even though I grew up reading local Indian comics like Raj Comics, Diamond Comics, or even Manoj Comics, now's the time to catch up on international and classic comics and Graphic novels. I am on my quest to read as many comics as I just want to Keep on Reading.
I have always loved comics, and I can and I have. I love comics to bits, may the comics never leave my side. I loved reading this and love reading more. You should also read what you love, and I hope you will always love it. Even though I grew up reading local Indian comics like Raj Comics, Diamond Comics, or even Manoj Comics, now's the time to catch up on international and classic comics and Graphic novels. I am on my quest to read as many comics as I just want to Keep on Reading.
December 5, 2018
Platinum End, Vol. 7 continues where the previous tankobon left off and contains the next four chapters (20–23) of the on-going manga series.
The tankōbon concludes the match between Mirai Kakehashi between Kohinata Fuyuko, while her bio-weapon has been neutralized – her needles like fingers have not. In the end, it was Sokotani Hajime who sacrificed his life and took one needle that was meant for Saki Hanakago – the person he was under the red arrow with. Mirai Kakehashi, Saki Hanakago, Nanato Mukaido, and the public who is watching the battle stream live were disgusted by how little Metropoliman cared about Sokotani Hajime who pledged his fidelity (prior to being hit by a red arrow) to him.
It is now down to two candidates left Mirai Kakehashi known as Red and Kanade Uryu known as Metropoliman and they decided on a method of battle – a simple duel. One at a time, they would shoot an arrow of their choosing at each other and every time they missed, they would advance closer. They started at thirty-five feet away and at the end of the tankōbon – they are just five feet apart.
With the death of Hajime Sokotani, it brings the death toll of the God Candidates to five with eight other still living. Tonma Rodriguez, the comedian was quickly killed off earlier in the series, Shogo Hatakeyama, Saburo Tabuchi, and Chiyo Nakayma were killed when Metropoliman made his reveal to the world at Jinbo Stadium.
Tsugumi Ohba has written another wonderful tankobon. It showed the back story of Kanade Uryu and how, despite his wealth and beauty, planned to kill himself, before Meyza interfered in his suicide attempt and grant him with the chance to do something no human could do, but only God – resurrect his dead sister. As always, Takeshi Obata's art is simply amazing and accentuates the text rather well.
All in all, Platinum End, Vol. 7 is a wonderful continuation of the series and I can't wait to read more. I am intrigued to find out how the story continues.
The tankōbon concludes the match between Mirai Kakehashi between Kohinata Fuyuko, while her bio-weapon has been neutralized – her needles like fingers have not. In the end, it was Sokotani Hajime who sacrificed his life and took one needle that was meant for Saki Hanakago – the person he was under the red arrow with. Mirai Kakehashi, Saki Hanakago, Nanato Mukaido, and the public who is watching the battle stream live were disgusted by how little Metropoliman cared about Sokotani Hajime who pledged his fidelity (prior to being hit by a red arrow) to him.
It is now down to two candidates left Mirai Kakehashi known as Red and Kanade Uryu known as Metropoliman and they decided on a method of battle – a simple duel. One at a time, they would shoot an arrow of their choosing at each other and every time they missed, they would advance closer. They started at thirty-five feet away and at the end of the tankōbon – they are just five feet apart.
With the death of Hajime Sokotani, it brings the death toll of the God Candidates to five with eight other still living. Tonma Rodriguez, the comedian was quickly killed off earlier in the series, Shogo Hatakeyama, Saburo Tabuchi, and Chiyo Nakayma were killed when Metropoliman made his reveal to the world at Jinbo Stadium.
Tsugumi Ohba has written another wonderful tankobon. It showed the back story of Kanade Uryu and how, despite his wealth and beauty, planned to kill himself, before Meyza interfered in his suicide attempt and grant him with the chance to do something no human could do, but only God – resurrect his dead sister. As always, Takeshi Obata's art is simply amazing and accentuates the text rather well.
All in all, Platinum End, Vol. 7 is a wonderful continuation of the series and I can't wait to read more. I am intrigued to find out how the story continues.
December 5, 2019
Will Mirai be able to use the white arrow on his opponent? Read and see.
After saving himself from a super virus with quick thinking Mirai must decide his next step as the tension between his team and Metropoliman's team continue to escalate. Soon action erupts and both sides will have their fair share of sacrifices leading to the history behind Metropoliman's participation in the tournament to be god and the announcement of what he will do once he has the power.
With his life dangerously on the line Mirai and Metropoliman are going to finish this fight one way or another soon enough. Will he be able to hold on to his ideals that all human's deserve happiness or will he be forced to take life at last? Mirai is a man of strong convictions and equally strong trials ahead. :)
After saving himself from a super virus with quick thinking Mirai must decide his next step as the tension between his team and Metropoliman's team continue to escalate. Soon action erupts and both sides will have their fair share of sacrifices leading to the history behind Metropoliman's participation in the tournament to be god and the announcement of what he will do once he has the power.
With his life dangerously on the line Mirai and Metropoliman are going to finish this fight one way or another soon enough. Will he be able to hold on to his ideals that all human's deserve happiness or will he be forced to take life at last? Mirai is a man of strong convictions and equally strong trials ahead. :)
November 16, 2019
A middling volume where not much seemed to be accomplished...will give volume 8 a try but I may be abandoning this series.
December 29, 2018
3,25 / 5
Continuando justo tras el frenético volumen anterior, este séptimo tomo de Platinum End nos muestra por fin la historia de fondo de Kanade y por qué, al igual que el resto de candidatos a Dios, planeaba suicidarse. Mirai logra anular el virus asesino de Kohinata con la flecha blanca y encuentra una oportunidad para contratacar, pero en su interior, Mirai tiene un debate interno que le hace dudar. Este séptimo tomo de la serie me ha resultado hasta cierto punto, desesperante. Parece que está a punto de arrancar, pero nunca lo hace.
En realidad, lo peor que le ocurre a Platinum End es que tiene un hermano de los mismos autores llamado Death Note que pone el listón demasiado alto. Le falta de calidad en el desarrollo de la trama y los personajes están tan diferenciados que no suponen un debate moral, por lo que sus largos discurso son vacios e incluso aburridos. Aún con todo, solo por el arte de Takeshi Obata, ya merece la pena la lectura. Menudos planos y menudos detalles. El señor Obata es un crack indiscutible.
Continuando justo tras el frenético volumen anterior, este séptimo tomo de Platinum End nos muestra por fin la historia de fondo de Kanade y por qué, al igual que el resto de candidatos a Dios, planeaba suicidarse. Mirai logra anular el virus asesino de Kohinata con la flecha blanca y encuentra una oportunidad para contratacar, pero en su interior, Mirai tiene un debate interno que le hace dudar. Este séptimo tomo de la serie me ha resultado hasta cierto punto, desesperante. Parece que está a punto de arrancar, pero nunca lo hace.
En realidad, lo peor que le ocurre a Platinum End es que tiene un hermano de los mismos autores llamado Death Note que pone el listón demasiado alto. Le falta de calidad en el desarrollo de la trama y los personajes están tan diferenciados que no suponen un debate moral, por lo que sus largos discurso son vacios e incluso aburridos. Aún con todo, solo por el arte de Takeshi Obata, ya merece la pena la lectura. Menudos planos y menudos detalles. El señor Obata es un crack indiscutible.
January 27, 2025
They talk too much and the actions scenes are so confused and hard to understand, I'm not the biggest fan of the art unfortunately
February 24, 2024
Decisamente meglio rispetto al volume precedente molto confusionario a mio parere.
Letto tutto d'un fiato, hype per come proseguirà.
Letto tutto d'un fiato, hype per come proseguirà.
May 10, 2020
El final de este tomo si que está a otro nivel. Me encanta como Mirai siguen sus principios y está claro que Metropoliman es solo un niñato pijo y caprichoso.
June 29, 2019
No sé porque sigo leyendo esta serie.
Este tomo es aburrido. Todo el volumen transcurre justo cuando nos quedamos al final del anterior, con una batalla entre todos los protagonistas contra Metropoliman y chica A y su aliado niño con máscara de Trump.
Me gustó la construcción de Hajime y el momento épico que tiene. Lamentablemente yo esperaba un giro drástico a las reglas tras lo que este personaje hace, pensé que algo más grande iba a suceder pero no pasó gran cosa y le quitó importancia al giro y la revelación.
Me gustó la historia trágica de Metropoliman. Finalmente vemos qué clase de persona era y por qué alguien así se suicidó. No es muy sorpresivo pero la actitud de Metropoliman me gustó y lo vuelve un villano interesante.
Mi mayor problema con el tomo, y con esta serie realmente, es el protagonista Mirai. Por un lado entiendo que se quiera mantener fiel a sus principios, pero creo que la actitud del personaje no es atrapante ni empática y cuando sus decisiones comienzan a derivar en muertes a diestra y siniestra de personajes principales, no pude más que enojarme con el protagonista y querer meterle unos buenos chingadazos proverbiales.
Ya perdí esperanza en esta serie, no creo que mejore. Realmente si quieren leer algo que los haga sentir o recordar como Death Note, lean Promised Neverland y no lean Platinum End.
Este tomo es aburrido. Todo el volumen transcurre justo cuando nos quedamos al final del anterior, con una batalla entre todos los protagonistas contra Metropoliman y chica A y su aliado niño con máscara de Trump.
Me gustó la construcción de Hajime y el momento épico que tiene. Lamentablemente yo esperaba un giro drástico a las reglas tras lo que este personaje hace, pensé que algo más grande iba a suceder pero no pasó gran cosa y le quitó importancia al giro y la revelación.
Me gustó la historia trágica de Metropoliman. Finalmente vemos qué clase de persona era y por qué alguien así se suicidó. No es muy sorpresivo pero la actitud de Metropoliman me gustó y lo vuelve un villano interesante.
Mi mayor problema con el tomo, y con esta serie realmente, es el protagonista Mirai. Por un lado entiendo que se quiera mantener fiel a sus principios, pero creo que la actitud del personaje no es atrapante ni empática y cuando sus decisiones comienzan a derivar en muertes a diestra y siniestra de personajes principales, no pude más que enojarme con el protagonista y querer meterle unos buenos chingadazos proverbiales.
Ya perdí esperanza en esta serie, no creo que mejore. Realmente si quieren leer algo que los haga sentir o recordar como Death Note, lean Promised Neverland y no lean Platinum End.
January 11, 2019
A cada tomo que avanzo en esta serie, me parece mentira que venga de quienes vienen. Si la estoy suguiendo (y comprando) es por pura cabezonería, a una parte de mi le cuesta creerse lo vacia que es la obra.
En Death Note disfrutaba de cada discurso, los cuales rellenaban páginas y páginas de los capítulos. Aquí lo intentan, la diferencia es que Death Note era como observar una intensa partida de ajedrez, donde cada jugador se adelantaba a la jugada del otro, aquí...
El personaje principal y el villano son dos caras de una moneda, tan básica, plana, absurda e infantil que no deja cabida a conflictos morales, a que el lector dude sobre a quién apoyar.
Cada tomo que compraba, esperaba que ese fuera en el que la serie remontara. Ahora sinceramente, solo espero que el último llegue pronto.
En Death Note disfrutaba de cada discurso, los cuales rellenaban páginas y páginas de los capítulos. Aquí lo intentan, la diferencia es que Death Note era como observar una intensa partida de ajedrez, donde cada jugador se adelantaba a la jugada del otro, aquí...
El personaje principal y el villano son dos caras de una moneda, tan básica, plana, absurda e infantil que no deja cabida a conflictos morales, a que el lector dude sobre a quién apoyar.
Cada tomo que compraba, esperaba que ese fuera en el que la serie remontara. Ahora sinceramente, solo espero que el último llegue pronto.
February 13, 2022
Well, color me surprised: This volume actually had some interesting things in it! We actually got a peak into the main antagonists past and why he wants to become god. It's not a GREAT backstory, but it shows that he has a LITTLE more depth than I had anticipated! Enough that this volume wasn't a complete bore. Is this the point where the series turns around and becomes another classic from the creators of "Death Note?!" Probably not, but it shows that even if this train wreck of a series they created they can still write decent characterizations in the middle of all the preposterousness.
March 8, 2018
J'ai de plus en plus de mal avec cette série et bien que j'adore le duo Ohba/Obata, j'en viens à penser que les mangas de baston ne sont pas fait pour eux.
L'intégralité du tome repose sur la continuité du combat du précédent tome. Rien n'avance, les dialogues sont longs et même les planches explicatives avec flashbacks sont sans intérêt pour moi. Je suis globalement déçue par cette série et je crois bien ne même pas prendre de plaisir à la lire.
Je vais finir la série si elle n'est pas trop longue, mais je n'en suis clairement pas fan.
L'intégralité du tome repose sur la continuité du combat du précédent tome. Rien n'avance, les dialogues sont longs et même les planches explicatives avec flashbacks sont sans intérêt pour moi. Je suis globalement déçue par cette série et je crois bien ne même pas prendre de plaisir à la lire.
Je vais finir la série si elle n'est pas trop longue, mais je n'en suis clairement pas fan.
March 30, 2022
The standoff between Mirai, Saki, and Nanato (plus Hajime) vs. Metropoliman and his red arrowed goons continues with Mirai facing the crazy lady with dangerous bioweapons until Hajime intercedes and gets them the win, only to melt to death in a very gruesome way. Seeing his companions falling, the kid in the Trump mask flees, leaving Metropoliman to fight Mirai one-on-one in an honorable(?) duel that is being broadcast live.
We also get to see Metropoliman's backstory (why he wanted to commit suicide) and it's equal parts sad and creepy. Normal people don't idolize their siblings like that.
This series has 14 volumes.
We also get to see Metropoliman's backstory (why he wanted to commit suicide) and it's equal parts sad and creepy. Normal people don't idolize their siblings like that.
This series has 14 volumes.
May 15, 2023
Si può creare un intero volume solo per far tenere tutte le persone con il fiato sospeso? Beh, stavolta eccolo. Perfino in risonanza media. Con tanto di storiella introduttiva strappalacrime e discorso da villan. Non si è ancora risolta la contesa ma... Vale la pena per conoscere il pensiero di un personaggio. C'è chi si troverà d'accordo e chi rabbrividirà. Torna in mente Light quando diceva che nessuno in assemblea pubblica si schiererebbe, ma che ognuno nel suo privato ha in realtà un'opinione. E questo duo d'auotori è sempre in grado di far riflettere.
February 3, 2018
Franchement déçu par ce tome qui est constitué que de la continuité du combat.. surtout que malgré la qualité du dessin on arrive pas à entrer dans un combat aussi long :-/
Donc j’aurais mit 3/5 mais heureusement l’objet livre est vraiment magnifique voir même le plus beau de la série !!!
Mais du coup j’ai pas cette envie de lire la suite ce qui me fait vraiment ressentir que ce tome est moyen :-/
Donc j’aurais mit 3/5 mais heureusement l’objet livre est vraiment magnifique voir même le plus beau de la série !!!
Mais du coup j’ai pas cette envie de lire la suite ce qui me fait vraiment ressentir que ce tome est moyen :-/
November 29, 2018
I received my copy from the publisher through Edelweiss+.
The art style of this series is a little hard to look at for me. I've always had a problem with it. But I like the story, so I've kept on. And I'm glad I did because volume 7 is a good one. More of Metropoliman's story comes out and the action is intense throughout. I'm excited for the next one.
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The art style of this series is a little hard to look at for me. I've always had a problem with it. But I like the story, so I've kept on. And I'm glad I did because volume 7 is a good one. More of Metropoliman's story comes out and the action is intense throughout. I'm excited for the next one.
https://nosenseofstyle.blogspot.com/
July 11, 2020
3.8⭐️ Ya había escrito un review super largoooo y no se como le hice que se borró 😤 en resumen, Uryu me decepcionó un poco, su propuesta para ser Dios es tremendamente racista, superficial y discriminatoria, me caía bien como villano pero nada más es un niño rico con poder que ahora quiere el mundo para moldearlo a su manera.
Siento que la pelea ya duro bastante pero igual todo lo que dice Uryu es hasta cierto punto interesante. Y bueno sobre Miras, Niño hermoso he inocente jaja.
Siento que la pelea ya duro bastante pero igual todo lo que dice Uryu es hasta cierto punto interesante. Y bueno sobre Miras, Niño hermoso he inocente jaja.
March 21, 2022
Just get on with it!!! We finally get to the confrontation we've been waiting for just to have a bunch of monologuing and idiotic thoughts and actions from the main character. This is only about halfway into the series and all I want is a conclusion. This series is going very much the way of Deathnote; great art with a dragged out story.
July 23, 2022
As this is by the creators of Death Note (ie all talk no action) a volume of talking doesn’t surprise nor bother me. However isnt the Trump mask supposed to be under the control of a red arrow? How did he willingly leave then? I suspect it’s a candidate but they just left that plot hole…
*bumped it up from 3* to 4* after reading the next volume which answered these questions for me.
*bumped it up from 3* to 4* after reading the next volume which answered these questions for me.
February 13, 2021
Capítulo 22. Entonces el mismo Metropoliman mato a su hermana, y quiere ser dios para hacerla uno de sus ángeles, que enfermo el vato.
Capítulo 23. Se revela que Metropoliman quiere crear un mundo donde solo haya gente rica y hermosa. La verdad no me sorprende...
Hola Death Note :v
Capítulo 23. Se revela que Metropoliman quiere crear un mundo donde solo haya gente rica y hermosa. La verdad no me sorprende...
Hola Death Note :v
May 23, 2021
See my review of the entire series at my blog The Writer's Library.
June 24, 2022
How sickening can Mirai Kakehashi get? He's useless. Puny. Couldn't even kill Fuyuko Kohinata in order to save thousands of people. He's far from righteous.
Kanade's motivation was also just .. creepy. Grooming his younger sister? Nah man.
Kanade's motivation was also just .. creepy. Grooming his younger sister? Nah man.
August 1, 2022
The battle against Metropoliman is still not over.
Sacrifices are made.
We finally learn why Metropoliman was chosen as a candidate for God.
Platinum End has quickly became one of my favorite manga.
Sacrifices are made.
We finally learn why Metropoliman was chosen as a candidate for God.
Platinum End has quickly became one of my favorite manga.
May 10, 2024
I've read up to volume;
8#: with an overall rating of: ★★★☆☆
i did not see that coming.
really curious where this is gonna go now, since all my guesses were crushed in a single volume lol
8#: with an overall rating of: ★★★☆☆
i did not see that coming.
really curious where this is gonna go now, since all my guesses were crushed in a single volume lol
June 9, 2018
Pero, ¿esto qué es? Es el malo y el motivo más ridículo que me he encontrando nunca. Vamos, hombre! Hasta aquí he llegado.
June 18, 2018
I laugh A LOT
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