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A compilation of short stories by Maruo. Summarizing them is a challenging task, as they primarily explore unusual mental states rather than following a conventional plot. These stories are deeply infused with surrealism. Like in much of his other work, Maruo integrates elements from the art and culture of 1920s and 1930s Japan and Germany, which have significantly influenced his artistic style.
I read manga for its entertainment-value. I've never been a fan of any kind of poetry, it's a waste of time, and "art" have and always will be aimed at a certain type of people. "The ones who 'get it'". So if you're one of those that do, read this. But if you're not, don't, unless you like gore/boobs on paper.
ugh, my brain just can't take this.
too hardcore to understand.
Like most of Maruo-sensei's work, Paranoia Star is strange enough and intense enough to make the average person delusional. Beautiful art combined with brain-breaking mind-trips make this a sheer delight. Each story is centered around a different concept. For example, in one story, a young man starts seeing visions, and has to grapple with the very fabric of reality...
Futaba is trash? Bc she dumped the guy who manipulated her through her vulnerability, didn't accept a no and till the end he had no regrets.
U are also forgetting that Kou's father abonded him!! A 12 year old kid.