Mis Tres Esposas Son Vampiras Hermosas.

I think WMW is better

Alright. Honest opinion. Its actually pretty good. The writing is solid, and the plot is pretty good as well. I dont necessarily like everything about the MC, but the MC stays consistent and is well portrayed. I enjoy the use of a foil character, though he could be given a bit more character. It feels as if his only purpose is to be the foil and the bad guy (the foil I mean). All in all, I recommend a read as this is one of the better Isekai novels I've read for sure. It aint perfect, but I am still coming back for more.

3rd time reading this book .  love it !!!

Dorohedoro is my ultimate obsession. I devoured the ENTIRE series in just two weeks, and most of that time was spent anxiously waiting for more volumes to arrive!  

There’s so much to rave about this series:  

-I’ve never encountered a single character in this manga that I dislike. Every character is insanely cool, hilarious, and so much more! EVERY SINGLE CHARACTER IS ABSOLUTELY LEGENDARY.  

-The vibe and mood of this manga are unmatched. Violent, post-apocalyptic, gritty, and dirty? PURE GENIUS.  

-The art is nothing short of spectacular. It perfectly complements the tone and atmosphere of the manga.  

-The story is incredible, filled with unexpected twists and turns at every corner.  

Q Hayashida is my QUEEN and GODDESS. THANK YOU FOR CREATING THIS MASTERPIECE!

I’m strict with my ratings, but this one is undoubtedly a ten. This manga is bizarre in the best possible way. It throws everything at you and it’s chaotic, but undeniably fun. The core group of characters is one of the greatest ever assembled, and they’re hilarious. Caiman and Nikaido form an endlessly lovable duo, while the EN family strikes the perfect balance between being toxic and loyal to each other.  

The world-building is phenomenal; the Hole feels desolate and bleak, while the Sorcerer's world offers new discoveries and strange wonders in every chapter. The side chapters aren’t filler—they actually enrich the world and deepen the characters, which is a refreshing change from most manga where I’d usually skip those parts. The art perfectly captures the tone and essence of the manga: messy, manic, and unforgettable. Unlike many works in this medium, this story feels like it can only truly shine in manga format. If this were a drug, I’d run out of veins from how addictive it is. It exudes confidence on every page.  

If you only watched the anime, you barely scratched the surface. Suit up with your scuba gear and dive deep into the manga—it’s where the real magic happens.

This is a series I would reread time and time again. Not just because I thoroughly enjoyed it, but due to the complexity and exceptional writing of the story as a whole. There's an incredible amount happening throughout the series, and the author's skill in weaving each plotline together is remarkable. They truly make deciphering and exploring each narrative thread both engaging and entertaining. Additionally, it boasts some of the finest worldbuilding found in manga; don't even get me started on the characters! This series likely features one of the best ensembles across all manga. The author excels at making you genuinely care for each character and root for their success in achieving their goals. While they're undeniably formidable in battle, it's those intimate, everyday moments shared among them that truly highlight their brilliance in my opinion. The art style is also superb. The rugged aesthetic harmonizes beautifully with the setting and tone of the manga. My only complaint, if any, is how one character was handled in the latter half of the series; however, it seems so insignificant compared to the multitude of positives this series offers that it barely registers. This manga is the closest I'll come to considering a masterpiece, alongside Akira or Fist of the North Star.<p>

Story:  
The premise of Dorohedoro might seem simplistic and strange at first glance, but it's far from that. Q Hayashida, the author, has crafted a complex narrative brimming with phenomenal world-building, horror, gut-busting dark comedy, action, and an impeccable long-form mystery. Dorohedoro is also raw and gritty, featuring plenty of body horror and nudity. What I admire about Dorohedoro is how nudity isn't used to sexualize the female characters. In many seinen mangas, nudity often serves as a tool for objectification, but in Dorohedoro, seeing the female cast nude feels natural and non-sexual—a quality I deeply appreciate in Hayashida's work.

Art:  
Dorohedoro's raw and gritty atmosphere is amplified by Hayashida's artistic style. Her illustrations are rough, sketchy, and gritty, perfectly aligning with the manga's tone and themes. Each panel is meticulously detailed, filled with subtle elements like mushrooms, homeless individuals, broken signboards, and litter on the ground. These small details breathe life into the world, making it feel authentic and tangible. The character designs are stunning—Nikaido, for instance, stands out with her blonde hair, blue eyes, dark baggy clothing contrasting her Chinese-inspired aesthetic, combat boots, and gloves. Hayashida excels in depicting horror scenes; imagine thousands of mushrooms erupting from someone's insides until they tear them apart. Such grotesque imagery fills Dorohedoro, and I adore every bit of it.

Characters:  
If there’s one reason Dorohedoro is a must-read, it’s the characters. If you enjoy a large ensemble of well-developed, eccentric, and quirky personalities, Dorohedoro delivers. Moreover, if you’re a fan of strong female characters who don’t rely on men, this manga checks all the boxes. The female cast of Dorohedoro ranks among my favorites. Noi, for example, is probably the "thickest" character I’ve encountered, wielding healing magic yet proving her strength by karate-chopping someone in half with her bare hands. Nikaido is my personal favorite—kind, caring, skilled at making gyōzas, and someone I’d love to have as a partner. Oh, and she can decapitate people with her bare hands too! Ebisu adds humor as the comic relief while still transforming into a T-Rex when needed. The male characters are equally fantastic. Kaiman, a man with an alligator head, wields dual daggers to slice through magic users. Shin, a hammer-wielding magic user, smashes enemies just for kicks. Fujita remains enigmatic and powerful. En, the strongest magic user ever, uses mushroom magic and shows immense care for his familia, promising destruction to anyone who harms them. There are countless other characters, each with unique quirks and traits that make them unforgettable.

Enjoyment:  
Dorohedoro is nothing short of a masterpiece and easily ranks among my all-time favorite mangas, possibly even my top pick. It boasts a captivating plot rich with dark humor, gore, nudity, mystery, and occasional bursts of action. The art style is breathtaking (in its own unconventional way) and effectively conveys the underlying tone and themes of the story. The diverse and quirky cast includes both formidable male and female leads, ensuring an engaging experience throughout. I highly recommend this manga to anyone who loves seinen or simply seeks a thrilling read.  

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SPOILER FREE  

I'm 3 volumes away from completing this manga, and it's undoubtedly one of the best I've ever read. The storyline is intricate yet masterfully constructed, with every character being outstanding. It's remarkable how many 10/10 characters there are, and not a single one is unlikable. The plot twists are exceptional, as are the mysteries woven throughout the manga.  

I absolutely adore Q Hayashida's art style. It's strange, humorous, grotesque, detailed, bloody, gory, serious, and somehow it perfectly complements the tone of the manga. Both the comedic and dramatic elements are balanced beautifully and executed flawlessly.  

While it doesn't rely heavily on common tropes, the ones it does use are handled exceptionally well. For instance, the villain group is much smaller than others like Akatsuki or Phantom Troupe, with around 7 members, but each has their own standout moments, unique traits, great chemistry with one another, and stunning designs.  

Although this is a seinen manga, it doesn't dwell too much on heavy emotional or dramatic scenes, which suits my preference.  

Q Hayashida has crafted an underrated masterpiece. This manga truly has something for everyone and is simply breathtaking and ingenious.