The characters are one of the strongest point of crows, all characters are different one from each other, each character is appealing and likeable (at least for me, there is certainly a case to be made against some characters but most of them have redeeming qualities or have moments in which they reflect and become better characters). The story is pretty simple throughout the whole story, but it manages to keep you hooked, crows is the type of manga that isn't about the story as much as it is about fights, characters and surprising moments that are able to make you reflect about pretty much anything.Ībout the art, while i do feel that the art improves as the manga advances, it's great since theīeggining, characters looked ugly in the beggining, maybe even simple, but the fights never failed to make you feel the weight behind each punch, motion is expressed greatly in this manga, and as the story advances, you get to see more detailed/appealing drawings.
My only annoyance with the work was in relation to the end of the MC, but in general the ending was good for the other characters.Ĭrows is an exceptional manga, my first time reading it, it was just about highschool delinquents fighting, after reading it i felt empty, surprisingly though, it's still just a highschool deliquent fighting manga. Rindaman fight, best fight of the work.įinally, Crows is a very fun and good story to follow, with great fights and outstanding characters. The fights in this manga are amazing and very well done, very exciting to see them. The '90s streak hit someone who grew up with the arts today, but that feeling quickly faded. Crows helped me remember that not every story needs to be complex to be good, but just fun and well done. By the way, the work gives a lot of prominence to several characters, there is always a feeling of something new coming from the vision of a character. The story, he is very good, always very fun and thought-provoking. However, when all the other characters always end up thinking about who they are and what they're doing, he's just existing lol. Work with his personality and lifestyle of freedom. Don't get me wrong, he is by far one of the best characters in the The protagonist, Harumichi, is quite charismatic but ironically less profound than the other characters. By the way, the work pays great attention to them, being the protagonist of their own arcs, which is great due to highlighting the cast making them remarkable. It is even curious that Crows never tries to be a complex work in text, but gives density to them when reflecting on their philosophies or attitudes. The characters are exceptional, being very charismatic and surprisingly deep. Miike uses these themes extremely well, you may even feel your heart strings being tugged at in a few scenes.Crows is excellent, perhaps the ultimate delinquent manga. However, fighting is not all the film is about, it’s also about freindship and honor. Crows Zero also delivers some amazing fight scenes. Miike does inject some manga like trademarks into the film and they are a whole lot of fun. Crows Zero is based on the hugely popular manga called Crows. Takashi Miike’s style, shot choices, and pacing are dead on perfect. The cinematography was brilliant, from the fighting scenes to the use of umbrellas at the end.
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There were also a handful of unexpected hilarious and quirky parts that added to the enjoyment of this 2hr movie of violent action. The beginning of the movie didn`t impressed me because I got the feeling that this movie will end up like Gokusen(Drama), same concept a bunch of delinquents fighting each other but then I was wrong! The movie eventually trail into a story about punk kids fighting for reign over their high school.
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