I find fascinating myself but for different reasons. It's amazing how the art feels alive. But at the same time I find it frustrating since I can't draw a house with some lines.
That's amazing. It's awesome how he can draw a character like that in this time lol If it was me, it was going to take hours or days to reach this level of drawing. It really shows how difficult is to draw like that.
The green version now matches the original magic emperor's but I doubt it's anything important.
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It appears Vault Boy will die soon, MHA is progressively getting darker in this arc
This is great, actually, the series is maturing. It has to become more exciting though, the last chapters were meh.It appears Vault Boy will die soon, MHA is progressively getting darker in this arc
death, blood, sex, shock effect and gore =/= maturity
This is going to be an interesting round of volume releases as Soma has rarely competed with Heroaca with new volume releases.
It's still possible for it to get an announcement before it ends, which could be very soon from what I've heard, but if it ends before an announcement the likely hood that it will get one gets cut by around 60% in my opinion.
According to dictionary.com, maturity can also means full development. I was not talking about about +18 content, I was talking about the development of the story. For me, it is crucial to have serious moments in a story like this, the hero world is not the fantasy that Midoriya and company lives in, they are going into the professional world, this arc is all about that, the intricate things that happen in the hero world fighting against villains that are much smarter they've seen so far. A event like the one described would fully develop the series in a new episode. Take Marineford arc in One Piece, it was the greatest arc the series had so far because it was a point of development that culminated with the death of Ace and Whitebeard, that dramatically affected all the characters.
Tokyo Ghoul seems like a pretty mature series to me.