ES: Eternal Sabbath

I genuinely believe this manga is a masterpiece, exploring the psyche and soul of humans in ways that no other manga does. I actually signed up for this website just to write this review.

In other manga, characters are often portrayed as incredibly brave, never losing battles or experiencing genuine emotional scars (and when they do, the main character can fix everything by uttering a few words and shouting nonsense about being brave). Additionally, characters in many manga seem sexually devoid of life, as if the authors can only handle themes of violence and rivalry. Even more serious manga like Monster and Liar Game don't delve into these deeper subjects. For instance, Inuyasha has around 600 chapters without addressing such topics.

The characters in this manga are so believable it's astonishing. They aren't idealistic hypocrites, and typically, when you think they should take action, they do. This makes them incredibly relatable and realistic.

The artwork is stunning from the very first chapter, capturing the essence of the story and characters beautifully.

By the way, if you find the occasional scientific discussions tedious, you can skip them without missing out on crucial plot points. These sections are not essential to understanding the storyline.