Edens Zero #21
SCORE: 70
The Edens Zero #21 manga book contains chapters one hundred and
seventy-seven to one hundred and eighty-five. There are some interesting
aspects to this manga book. Edens Zero #21 feels light on action even
though some things do happen in this manga book. I will include spoilers
in my review of the Edens Zero #21 manga book. I am continuing to enjoy
the story telling and characters in this franchise. There is a caveat to
that as well.
The issues families can have with Edens Zero #21 are violence, blood,
false gods, lack of attire, enticement to lust and more. I understanding
reusing the same character art for characters. What I do not understand
is reusing the powers for certain characters. Elsie has the same powers
as Erza in Edens Zero #21 and Fairy Tail. I feel like that is really
lazy of Hiro Mashima.
I do find the Afterword very interesting in Edens Zero #21. Hiro Mashima
is going onto Twitter and live streaming some of his art sessions. He is
learning and getting into live stream. That is actually pretty cool. We
find out more about Labilia in Edens Zero #21. She was a fan of Rebecca
and that is why she became a B-Cuber. Labilia was shocked when she took
off and left her hero Rebecca way behind. How could she be so much
better?
We have a rest and relaxion moment in Edens Zero #21. Then it is off to
get Ziggy on this planet. The idea of using a Chronophage to destroy
Ziggy is pretty smart. Will it work though? I honestly have no idea. The
idea is to use Rebecca’s Cat Leaper power to bring the Chronophage and
then get out of there. There is one small problem with the plan though.
The team needs to get to the core of the planet.
There are plenty of troops blocking the way. So the team must fight
through them in Edens Zero #21. The ending of Edens Zero #21 has a
little twist too. There are more powerful characters in their way. So
the next manga book should have some one on one fights. They really like
those kinds of fights in these manga books. I have noticed that over the
years. I would love to see some variety there.
- Paul
Graphics: 63%
Writing: 73%
Replay/Extras: 71%
Story: 76%
Family Friendly Factor: 66%
System: Manga
Publisher: Viz Media
Author: Hiro Mashima
Rating: ‘T’ for THIRTEEN and OLDER ONLY {Fantasy Violence}
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