Edens Zero #30
SCORE: 69
I am getting so excited about this series. Do you know why? Do you
know what's up? This series is wrapping up in just a few more manga
volumes. I am very excited for Edens Zero to wrap up. I can feel it in
the story telling. Then the Afterword page in Edens Zero #30 also
confirms what I know and what I have been feeling. Hiro Mashima wants
this series to wrap up. He is thankful for everyone that stuck with him
this long.
There are one hundred and ninety-two pages within Edens Zero #30. That
is the same as the last manga volume. Chapters two hundred and
fifty-eight through two hundred and sixty-six are covered in Edens Zero
#30. The issues families can have with Edens Zero #30 are violence, lack
of attire, enticement to lust, blood, bad language and more. There is
plenty of action and drama within Edens Zero #30.
Expect spoilers for the rest of this review of the Edens Zero #30 manga
book. There are these flashbacks to twenty thousand years ago in Edens
Zero #30. They reference names of characters in this series like Shiki.
I am curious to see where this goes. Maybe Shiki is from twenty thousand
years ago. There has not been much on his parents in this series. Maybe
that is what is going on in Edens Zero #30.
Shiki boards the Edens One in Edens Zero #30. The different stars are
fighting one another in Edens Zero #30. The Edens Zero is set to self
destruct in Edens Zero #30. Shiki gets stabbed badly and will die in
Edens Zero #30. Rebecca uses her Cat Leaper power to go back in time
just a moment to save Shiki's life. She guesses that her mother might
not be able to use the power but she can. She is able to use it, even
though it hurts her.
Shiki finds out Void is going after Mother in Edens Zero #30. Shiki then
goes after Void and they start to fight in Edens Zero #30. Before I
forget Moscoy's button gets pressed and it is a very strange result.
Back to Shiki and Void now. Ziggy shows up at the end of Edens Zero #30
and promises to take care of Void. Edens Zero #30 answers what happened
to Ziggy - at least for me. I am curious to see how the story will wrap
up in the next three manga books.
- Paul
Graphics: 65%
Writing: 69%
Replay/Extras: 69%
Story: 80%
Family Friendly Factor: 64%
System: Manga
Publisher: Viz Media
Author: Hiro Mashima
Rating: ‘T’ for THIRTEEN and OLDER ONLY {Fantasy Violence}
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