Daisuke Enoshima is a mangaka to keep tabs on. Even with a short run, this series managed to maintain its strong and fleshed out lead characters along with a compelling theme that stays consistent through its solid conclusion. That's not to say that this manga isn't without its obvious flaws.
Despite never catching on in popularity, this series was a hidden gem amongst the many contemporaries that serialized alongside it in WSJ. The biggest problem was the narrative pacing, which is a far too common issue among short lived manga. Once a series is proven to be a dud in terms of sales, the editorial department
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 Alternative TitlesSynonyms: Suki Kurui Japanese: 人造人間100 More titlesInformationType: Manga
Volumes: 5
Chapters: 40
Status: Finished
Published: Dec 5, 2022 to Sep 4, 2023
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Shounen
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Shounen Jump (Weekly) Authors:
Enoshima, Daisuke (Story & Art) Statistics Ranked: #184092 2 based on the top manga page. Please note that 'R18+' titles are excluded. Popularity: #4391
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Sep 9, 2023
Interesting setting, fun main character dynamic, great art, better ending than most cancelled series.
I recommend this, even though it barely sticks a landing within the last 4/5 chapters after it becomes clear that it's not being continued. It's a cool relationship to have for a series to have the #1 strongest enemy in the enemy's group as your main companion! It led to some thoughtful dynamics - 100 will defend Ashibi at almost any cost, but she doesn't want to destroy the only Fabricant that can fix her. How do you proceed when you can't rely on your partner to end the danger your society ... 
Sep 4, 2023
Jinzou Ningen 100 was an interesting manga. From the start it had a premise which instantly grabbed you, the dynamic between its two leads is one inherently fraught with unease yet with the potential for interesting growth, while the idea of hunting the remaining 99 Fabricants made for a solid Villain-of-the-Week setup. And for its first few chapters, it was rather decent. The Fabricants were consistently unique and interesting opponents, Yao and No. 100 were fun to follow, and the subtle development of the setting made was neat to see.
The problems came, however, when the series strayed away from the formula and towards a ... 
Sep 3, 2023
It was more interesting than entertaining. I almost drop it but I'm still glad I didn't. I like the setting but I don't know, it lack something to be really entertaining/plaising to read. But for a first serialization it's not that bad. The drawing isn't really good but I was used to it pretty fast.
I think it lacks of something in the characters, I feel nothing for any of them but I can't tell why, maybe everything was too quick ? Sadly, I think it was better in the very end, it was over when I was thinking "it's starting to be better !", the ... 
Sep 7, 2023
Against all the other canceled Shounen Jump titles, this one has at least a proper and good ending. But let’s talk about why it never could rise above the mediocre level.
- Overall (5/10): In my opinion it had 2 big issues, a very weak MC and an art with a lot of errors. And even with a decent story, due to a lack of a proper written comedy or action the enjoyment could never hold strong enough to reach a big stable audience. It was just like the fabricants in this story, they were patched together with better or worse parts, but they could never be ... |
