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This is by far the greatest gambling manga I've ever stumbled across in fiction with impeccable artstyle that hooks its audience, there are times it offered games with convoluted structure so I hardly grasped it, so I had to go back and reread the chapter or check the comment section but I never once took it as a downside tho so rest easy. The final arc was easily the best arc for me since all the build up from the get go beautifully paid off, but Protoporos was optimally the most preeminent and groundbreaking arc from a writing standpoint, although the final game called dropping ... the handkerchief is by far the easiest and most simplistic game in usogui it felt like its self-explanatory in a sense that it kept me engaged throughout hence it only took me a day to consume it, since there are certain arcs that subjected me from experiencing burnout cus it's slow asf and that's just initially the first few arcs, it starts to pick up at chapter 140+ as you'll experience terrific writing and art onwards. I have no gripes with the revival of a certain character, the direction the series headed, and how it open-ended, except the penultimate and the final chapter felt rushed or is it just me? Anyways that doesn't divest its greatness and quality writing at all, the series still received a perfect send off to its characters then tied the central plots loose ends and an open-ending is the best way to wrap up the series. Last but not the least, the cast ain't the best out there but there are no neglected nor potentially wasted characters within the main cast especially kaji and Marco who've naturally developed over the series, including the side characters as they considerably served their roles, but there are few characters I hoped that receive more screentime, I'm referring to Nobuo and Ranko, yeah I'm down bad for both ngl. Furthermore, Baku and kiruma cracked my top 10 protagonist/antagonist list, they're charismatic, intruiging, and most memorable character dynamics and literally the best thing that ever happened in usogui.

Finally done with the critically acclaimed quality manga called magi so I opted to write a brief review, Magi is unequivocally one of the best fictional works I've ever consumed. kudos to the author for weaving a well-crafted tortuous plotline, with well-balanced bizarre and fantastical world building, lore galore, politics, intriguingly complex power/magic system, and decent utilization of characters and magnificently flourishing them especially the character that ensnared my attention throughout, Sinbad currently top 10 fictional characters in my book. Dialogues are top notch, themes are well-explored and executed. Furthermore, the political drama and mystery revelations are predominantly one of the reason it kept ... me engage on reading further its probably one of the most gripping experiences and not to mention the concept of political affairs, international transactions between empires for territorial industrialization and expansion, and internal logistics in Magi was perfectly executed and concurrently balanced to the mystical elements wherein was explored over the course of the story. Art style isn't the most detailed thing compared to the likes of berserk and Vagabond, but it's flashy stylized art totally hooks you to the core.

The final arc has its drawbacks with a tad haphazard plot structure within the last 20 chapters, the last 5 chapters maybe rushed up to the ending and several plot points remains unresolved which could've been expanded for at least 10 chapters or so, but it did conclude on a satisfying fashion despite being an open ending and still solidified it as my top 3 arcs in Magi mainly due to Sinbad focus, highest peaks, and Alibabas growth.