Despite being a food-focused series, the attention on its dishes and the preparation of said food is lacking. It's a beautiful world that has amazing potential but feels like it's going nowhere. The unique ingredients are refreshing to see, since it is a fantasy world after all, but if you were expecting a dedicated explanation of preparation, origin, cooking, and eating; yeah, it's a little lackluster. There are plenty of emotional and beautiful parts in the series, but those moments seem to diminish quickly.
The only pros that kept me going is the foundation of the world building. The plot and characters (especially MC) were
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Jun 6, 2023
Artist Acro
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Artist Acro is a very unique addition to the Shonen genre with abilities so surreal and intriguing, it keeps you wanting more. The characters are written simply, and the plot is one-dimensional, but the creativity in this reality-bending world is an enjoyable experience worth reading. The artstyle has this nostalgic 2000's look of a kids anime show that I personally enjoy, but can take some of the maturity or seriousness away for those who don't like it.
Seriously, this series was a fun read. The abilities these characters have are so unique and fun, fitting for a world full of artists. 
Dec 28, 2022
Akuma-san to Outa
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A short, but impactful story that can be finished in one sitting. The art style is beautiful along with a very well crafted world that leaves you wanting more. The interaction between child and demon makes for a comedic, tragic, and emotional pair. It's a classic 'Church vs Demons' scenario that focuses on the result of a never ending hatred for each other and a little boy who who just wants their song heard.
The only flaw I can think of is certain panels 'deceiving' the reader that something will happen (that doesn't and isn't explained) and not the good kind of 'mystery' and 'wondering', but ... |
