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it is not complete

The first part itself ended badly, but I read this as I was extremely bored and wanted to know the answers for some questions he left unanswered in the first one. But man the second part is really bad. I feel pity for the guy who wrote this. He might have thought he would make good money out of this but he just wasted time.

The emotions from Skylar feel so real. I've never read a book that could make me feel everything the character is feeling. Very well done!

I noticed that this didn't have a review, so I decided to write one. Keep in mind that it has been quite a while since I read this particular title, but I believe I remember enough to provide a decent review.

Story, 6 (VERY MINOR SPOILER INCLUDED): The narrative was primarily sci-fi, although there were some thriller elements introduced in the later chapters. I found the plotlines concerning the plant people especially intriguing and worth mentioning.

Art, 6: Considering this manga is an older title, I can't really fault the art style. It bears a strong resemblance to Western comics and was visually appealing.

Characters, 7: Most characters were reasonably well-developed with at least some rationale behind their actions. A few seemed somewhat archetypal, but it wasn't a significant issue.

Enjoyment, 6: I recall this being somewhat of a slow read for me. It was interesting, but I wasn't entirely captivated by the story overall.

Overall, 6: While there were some very engaging plotlines and solid characters, I wouldn't feel comfortable rating it higher than a 6. I would recommend this if you're interested in exploring an older sci-fi title that isn't Astro Boy, but it might not appeal to everyone due to its pacing and dated storytelling style.

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