I just want to say that, even with all its problems (that aren't exactly dismissible), Eden: it's an endless world is really a manga of a very rare kind. The kind of: "we are talking about social issues like imperialism, racism, classism, inequality in distribution of resources from an structural point of view here!" and also it's filled with full-rounded brown characters. It has a good, complex plot carried pretty well too. So if you can stand gore, graphic sex, dystopia and depressive situations, and a good dose of disgusting fail (sorry); I guess is worth to give it a try. I don't know if I would rec it to everybody. Heck, I don't want to be blamed for it. But I would rec it to some.

So have some Loji's covers:

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That's all. Nothing more to see here.

You know, I don't think I will find something more fit for representing the, "when it's good, it's damn good; but when it's bad, it's EXTREMELY HORRIBLE" quote than this manga.

( Commentary on vol 18. The Spam has come to an end. )

But I can't.

( Beginning of vol 15 )

( Well, middle of vol 15 )

( ... all of vol 15. Be quiet )

( Vol 16. To page 91. I just need to say it. )

Dude, Gundam 00! Now I know where you got all of your political progressive themes! I think I can guess where this is going thanks to G00! (The similarities are just too much; obviously the quality gap is also too big, Eden never simplified the way Gundam did.)

Actual spoilers:

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Later, when I feel like it, I'm going to tell you how to screw epically something awesome, something that barely happens in fiction. And when I say screw epically, I mean; so epic that it deserves its own name.

But later.

I started reading Eden: It's an Endless World! by Hiroki Endo. Damn if it isn't already awesome.

( Just a cut for a random quotation of a character, without any context whatsoever )