Re:Monster Vol. 1

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The art was certainly different but kind of plain and boring, didn't enjoy it. Though the human girls, the elvish girls did look cute. Action scenes were a pain to follow and the facial expressions were almost non-existent beyond angry and horny. I'd compare the experience of reading this thing to the experience of leveling up/getting new gear/progressing in a bog standard RPG. There are no stakes, the characters all exist in service of the protagonist, and the prose is beyond beige. Almost

In this alternate world of survival of the fittest, events unfold with competent subordinates and comrades, delightful case of the tail-wagging dog - long-awaited survival fantasy by Komikaraizu ! HIDE

Re: Monster appeals to the rpg gamer genre. The concept of the manga has been seen in several other series: the protagonist dies in another life and reincarnated in another. The story dives into the daily events of his new life development apart from that, and with no character or world development, the story falls flat and becomes two-dimensional. Tomokui Kanata has suffered an early death, but his adventures are far from over. He is reborn into a fantastical world of monsters and magic—but as a Hazra, Adriana (November 11, 2023). "2PM's Chansung, AK-69, 2AM's Changmin Perform Re:Monster Anime's Opening Song". Anime News Network . Retrieved November 11, 2023.

Although he does not possess any of the abilites he had gained in his previous life, he does still have one. His psychic ability to gain abilities from eating. Also, due to his previous life as a human, he retains his knowledge and intelligence. This makes him smarter than most of his race, since common goblins tend to be stupid, but strong. Rehashed mundane theme. It's basically a poorly written shit version of Overlord and similar tales.after that, is where it gets down to buisness. (SPOILER) this motherf**ker is a tiny ass goblin! but this goblin is not like any other ordinary goblin. he actually has intelligence, intelligence from his previous life. he uses that previous lifes' knowledge to help him survive the coming days as a goblin. Since it is hard to find manga with monster protagonists. Those who like monstergirls might enjoy this just for the monstergirls aswell. :3 Goblin Slayer, Tenshi Slime (read more then you know why), and Re:Monsters. (The Killer, The God, and The Leader)

a human reincarnated as a goblin. He has to learn the harsh life of being a monster and evolving to bigger hights as he gains that valuable exp. Re:Monster is not a very ambitious kind of manga, being quite generic with almost everything, however it is fun and easy to read - i can recommend it to anyone who is interested in manga with mmorpg fantasy setting. Ok, lets break the whole thing down. The harem he has is mostly forgettable personality wise. Literally, their characters are cliche cardboard cut outs who do nothing to enhance the plot, save Mi. I liked Kichi and The MC is special in the way that he is able to absorb enemies abilities and make them he's own. I've always hated this kind of power creep, as they essentially become way too strong without any effort. It would have been much more interesting if the MC had used he's own intelligence to overcome problems, and see how the world would have reacted to an intelligent goblin, and instead we got a generic and bland story.The forced romance is actually painful to read. Even in actual romances, they don't add such cringey bs, but here the main character gets a power up due to the wife loving him from the bottom of her heart and it's so forced, considering the fact that they Aside of character, Rou, which is MC, is quite OP character, likeable. As well as the side character, Kichi and E. Further is the brains, the dumb goblin is the muscle, they take down rabbit after rabbit, they are unsopable, boy do they shine on the battlefield. The MC fashion a prison shiv out of rabbit horn, attains some useless skills from eating the rabbits and then befriends a female goblina who is basically his biggest fan, who'd have guessed the first female lead is going to be all over the mc? They keep killing, getting abilities, fashioning better weapons and armors, they evolve into hobgoblins, and that's where the manga gets it's success from, monster evolution (rip off pokemon much?). Still a good time though, despite all of that. Re:Monster is hyper-aware of the power fantasy that it is, and is more than unabashed about it. It's very indulgent in every aspect of this guy's absolute ridiculousness, and for that it's actually enjoyable. is the same in this case, with very unattractive introduction. That's why the story doesn't deserve higher score.