Personally, I think so. Akutami can get really creative with the panelling, not to mention their knack for depicting movement is astounding. This week's was a great example of that, but also there are other fights during the Shibuya Incident that have shown great choreography. Furudate and Horikoshi's choreopraphy are to be commended as well, both have great sense of panelling and angles, but Akutami is still on the forefront.
I feel a bit mixed about it. It's great if you're paying close attention, but sometimes I feel like I need to study each panel a couple times to make sense of it. If you have to read a page multiple times to figure out what's going on, I don't know if I can really call that good. Interesting and creative, sure, but good? I don't know.
Akutami has a lot of skill, but for me, their paneling can be pretty hit or miss. At it's best, it's super dynamic and energetic, but there are a lot of times where it's a little too experimental and hard/messy to read.
Have to agree for We Never Learn sadly, this current Route isn't interesting at all.
I want their comeback
Paired with each other
Mystery or battle manga with dark climat but they could try their strength with completely different genre like sport.
Posuka's art reminds me of made in abyss in a way of it's loli-like characters. Also I'd enjoy a sports manga with their art.
Honestly, if Sensei's chapters are the ones which contain the "main" ending content, I'm just going to shake my head on why Tsutsui thought any of this was a good idea.
