Biorg Trinity

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Biorg Trinity starts off centered around people dubbed Biorgs gaining the ability to absorb things in order to obtain super powers and a group known Biorg hunters coming into being in order to deal with them. However, the plot starts getting more complicated pretty quickly and ends up getting immensely convoluted. The broader details aren’t too hard to grasp, but I think most of the finer details completely elude me. Thus, I don’t think it’s really worth it to discuss the overarching plot.

What matters more is the characters involved. At the core of the manga is a group of four friends amongst whom exists a ... love polygon. The manga is primarily an exploration of their bonds, both friendship and romance, in an extremely larger than life way. The actual character arcs and relationship development aren’t all that great. Rather, there’s a general lack of cohesiveness to everything. However, what the manga excels at is really conveying what the characters are feeling incredibly well such that you can feel for them, even if you don’t entirely understand them. That’s enough to make them likable and thus get invested in them. With the side characters it mostly goes in a different direction in that it just tries to make them as weird and interesting as possible, and often that’s enough to make them likable and worth getting invested in. The end of the manga builds upon all this pretty well, and I was quite satisfied with it.

But really, what matters more than even the characters is the vibes. It feels that moment to moment, the manga is much more focused on doing whatever would be coolest at the moment than it is trying to tell the reader a proper story. A lot of what is said in the manga is made much more complex than necessary. For example, the writer loves using intricate metaphors to explain things that are actually really simple. Various themes are also touched upon in a way that tries to sound deep, but is in fact super shallow, especially as they’re never really brought up again. A lot what is shown also doesn’t really have any sort of plot significance whatsoever.

The point of all this comes down to the art, which to put it simply is fantastic, as one would expect of Oh!Great. It has a really unique and elaborate style with great design work but despite that the artist manages to keep it really high quality throughout the manga. Rather than trying to keep things manageable, he seemed to go out of his way to force opportunities to show off artistically as much as possible, even when it didn’t make much sense to do so. And that’s probably one of the main reasons this manga has ended up so hard to follow. But honestly, considering how great the art came out, I can’t entirely say this was misguided. Ultimately, the art is what makes this manga worth reading and I would highly recommend reading this only to those that love the art.

tl;dr: A really messy manga with amazing art.

The first few chapters will be super crazy and the chances of understanding anything are very slim until later on. The plot will soon pick up after a few of the first chapter's when things start getting serious. The art I feel is one of the best qualities of Biorg Trinity. You'll never get tired of looking at each panel. Side stories seem to be common as well as something craziness in each chapter that will force you to say "What the..." If you want to read something that's easy to understand I would suggest not to start with this one. However, if you ... came with an opened mind and want some entertainment then go right ahead.

I am the one who has read every single chapter and let me tell that I didn't understand anything.

The first manga ever where I don't have any clues what was it for. Even if I would try to make sense of the plot, It would of taken a great amount of time to even think what is it, while also rereading all of it again. Yeah, I will not do that.

I have read the manga because the art was made by the legend himself Oh! great. It is really good, yet is this art worth to dive into the manga? Read the first 2-3 ... volumes and think for yourself. I didn't like the story, I had some laughs in it, some good moments and good dialogues but most of the time I was reading and just gazing at the great art, nothing else. It is super weird.