Eden: It's an Endless World! Chapter 126 Discussion

It would have been better if I didn't have to endure stupid apron jokes.

So.. there's a new universe with all the hopes of the people who got in colloid... meh

That was definitely quite the ride, not sure to understood everything regarding the ending but definitely loved the usage of politics and how some parts of our reality works well when mixed with these sci-fi elements, not to mention it's better now that COVID made it feel more real xD

Great series although I feel there was "too much" going on, which became extremely evident in the latter half of the series where you get the natural disasters, the colloid, Hannah+ennoah AND eliah, although it was a great series.



Also I thought this was a tragedy, at the end especially ... but! It actually (for me personally) had a somewhat happy ending (I mean Eliah lived ... And even had a wife)



Good series, would give it probably an 8/10, maybe 9 but dunno, the end was a little too much for my taste.

I don't understand this urge people have to some kind of duty the mangá/anime has to explain EVERYTHING in it. Please, stop it. Maya and Alethia were created, you can either consider it being a creation of nature or a supreme being, it's up to you. I don't see how it could've been better if the author explained this, unnecessary.



As for the entire mangá, I loved it and for me it's one of the best of all time. Most people did not accept the deaths, but deal with it, life in Eden or reality itself is shitty like that, there's not mercy or absurd plot armor. Ennoah at the end fullfilled his part in the world, I don't see why the need of keeping him alive. As for Kenji and Loji, they have much to evolve and mature.



I don't have an exact opinion about the jokes, Elijah and Miriam should live grieving and suffering? I just think that's not the point in Eden. Sophia is one of the most interesting characters I've ever seen, satisfying to see her leading the colloid to another universe.



10/10

Great manga and enjoyable ride. But i have some problems with it. In a lot of parts of the story it looked like the Mangaka lost track of what he was going for. It looked like he decided to do one thing but then chaged it without any reason. Also the protagonist is basicly useless to the story, i would have prefered if we follwed Enoa instead. Also i dont get why Cherubim disappeared for half the manga, and then appeared to say nothing at all. Personaly i believe that he was the most interesting character of all. But yea my main problem is the protagonist, he starts as a kid and i like that, he has questions and want to make the world better, and in 10-20 chapters he turns into a drug adict/sex maniac that does absolutly nothing to help withe progression of the story.



EDIT: I forgot to say that we follow the protagonist for a lot of useless "quests". Like he decided to become a criminal and part of the world, trained and became stronger and then he just decided not to take part in the fight to save his sister or control cherubim to make everything easier. I mean what the point in showing him train and make all those promises? And yea i know that he didnt want to get involved with the pros so that he wont get on their way, but at some point things got out of control, also whats the point in the rescue mission if they could have killed her like that, i thought that they disabled it temprarly

The action detail was superb, like watching a movie. I wish they had only concentrated in one plot, people got killed really quick.

So 126 is the last chapter? Why does the entry page say it's got 127 chapters?