this manga really shows how brutal and dangerous the delinquent world can be, the first 30 chapters were pretty chill but when they started introducing the factions it went from a nice delinquent slice of life to a straight-up manga about war and conflict.
people die in this manga and it can be brutal sometimes, you're always hoping that your favorite characters don't get hit with a bat from behind or shot in the chest multiple times, i think the tension you get when reading this manga is what makes it so special.
the art style is really good and every panel is detailed and great to
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 Alternative TitlesJapanese: OUT -アウト- InformationType: Manga
Volumes: Unknown
Chapters: Unknown
Status: Publishing
Published: Jun 12, 2012 to ?
Genre:
Action
Theme:
Delinquents
Demographic:
Seinen
Serialization:
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Feb 16, 2019
I love a good delinquent manga. And this one provides an outstanding opening plot to a delinquent world that's been portrayed by the mindblowing art style of Mizuta Makoto who is new to me. I've always been a fan of brawling and pure fistfight in a manga, and this manga delivers it to my heart's content.
The story starts off really good but loses it balances a little trying to introduce a bunch of new characters continuously and making them look more intimidating than the previous ones which are necessary but I think they could've done it some other way without making them look a little ... 
Oct 28, 2019
TLDR (yes, at the top); out has pretty good art that improves, but completely fits the tone of the story. the characters are great and likable. the story is fast paced and exciting enough to binge. and personal enjoyment is off the charts.
i binged out in one school day after finishing homework, and i don't think i'll ever be the same. for one, out is amazing. i normally don't really like delinquent manga, and i only bother with gore when it's part of a death game manga. the gore in out is, well, gory, but if i can stomach it, you can. for technical aspects, out ... 
Aug 23, 2021
"Out" is a good delinquent manga that unfortunately becomes worse as it goes along. The concept of the story is great, but the further along you get in the story, the less important it seemingly becomes. The version of "Out" from the beginning is wildly different from the present version.
I enjoy delinquent manga and "Out" takes a fresh, more realistic take on that concept. It does exaggerate the concept and the "realism" starts to get out of hand with all the torturing and mutilation that these teenagers do to each other. The manga tries to balance the fine line between delinquents and criminals, but ... 
May 14, 2020
So one night a very bored and upset Kevin was browsing through mangas after being completely destroyed at a track meet. Somehow I noticed this manga out of the corner of my eye and decided to give it a go. And after pulling an all nighter and about an hour into the new day I was caught up. While typically i dislike mangas that uses the “hot blooded teenagers using violence to solve their problems” route I was hooked to this one. Somehow the author managed to use the laidback altitude of the protagonist’s promise to “turn to a new leaf and never fight again”
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Jun 20, 2023
currently the best furyo that I have read, it is very different from other furyos, especially in its dark and realistic universe which shows us a more serious and more violent facet of delinquency
the characters are phew, only cracks, we have technical characters like Mutô and Meguro, guys who don't give a damn like Sawamura and Taguchi, bullies like Abe and Keigo or even guys with great intelligence like Kai or Kenzou , besides the character of Kenzou is very original within the framework of the furyo genre and its evolution has a good impact on the manga the fights are just crazy, the movements are ... 
May 12, 2021
This is personally my favorite Manga of all time.
There is so much i want to say about this Manga but i have to think really hard how not to spoil anything at all! The story follows Tatsuya Iguchi ( Author of this Manga & main character ) and his daily life for the first 30 chapters. After this, the Manga focuses on other characters, gangs & their conflicts with eachother which i really like. The later chapters are also really brutal ( people die and some parts are really gory so watchout if you can´t handle that ). Personally there´s alot of characters i can relate ... 
Feb 3, 2021
I wouldn't recommend relying on this particular synopsis to determine whether or not you'll read this manga because it's similar to relying on the plot of Naruto or One Piece, the plot builds around the main character as they meet different people and experience different things in their "adventure."
The story is quite mature compared to other action series as it concentrates on the morality of various delinquents and the reasons behind their goals. Delinquents are the result of a poor upbringing... there isn't meant to be a good or bad side, or a "justice" vs "evil" mentality, but a controversial meaning behind the decisions that ...
Sep 12, 2022
This manga starts slow, but oh boy does it get better. I watched Tokyo revengers, which looses it's steam near the end. Out is in my opinion a lot better than Tokyo revengers, and you can clearly see some similarities between the two. I would say that Tokyo revengers took some things from this manga, such as the captain of the main gang Tanzawa Atsushi, a girlish boy with blonde long hair that is a total op psycho, he is so similar to Mikey. Gangs and leaders are amazing, and characters from those gangs have depth. Conflicts and wars are beautifully drawn, and the story
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Aug 7, 2022
Out is a beautiful manga that focuses on the gritty and violent parts of delinquency. Our main character, Iguchi Tatsuya was just released from juvie and is sent away from Tokyo to the western part of Chiba. In Tokyo, he had a reputation and was seen as a strong individual.
There is more to the story than that but it would be a massive spoiler. Art: 10/10 Makoto Mizuta’s artwork is nothing less than outstanding. Every panel has blood, sweat, tears and passion poured into it. He perfectly knows how to portray facial expressions and you could probably tell what the situation is just from seeing the ... |
