Sorry, it was not my intention to come off as hostile. I was merely helping you.

The extensions that disable images would also disable the manga images, so that would be a bad solution anyway.

The best thing is to just ignore the images you dislike

Which is why I said it will hid everything under it.

There's also the block button, which doesn't hide everything else, just that person.

If you want to go even further, there's browser extensions that prevent images from loading if you are on PC. Though depending on the browser you may not have this option.

You can, there's a little minus next to a flag on the comment, it will hide that comment if you want, though it will hide everything under it.

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It's back baby! Our favourite dick and balls combo.

I don't.
Care to elaborate?

Talk about the spice, but never show it :(

Still, that is fun, too.

I... Have no idea what this means.

This arc has been one of the only good arcs honestly

Mashiba's character arc has finally been completed....


After 30 YEARS!!!


Brilliant chapter, can't wait for September's chapter.

Well, this made my day.

What I mean by wishy washy, is that the power system is a plot device. It's used to make characters stronger without actually having them earn the power. It's just granted to them. It's not like Dragon Ball where your power level is directly correlated to your natural birth power level + the power level obtained via training and fighting, one of which is static and one of which is dynamic, which is a nice and simple clear cut power with room to grow, without the pit falls of either approach.

Hell's paradise's power system is so ubiquitous that apparently everyone and anyone can get it, not to mention the power itself is so poorly rooted that there's no clear discerning bottom and top of the power itself, which allows the Mangaka to cheat by making it so that he can make the characters as strong or as weak as he wants, whenever he wants, without having to abide by any rules. Because he set NO rules.

THAT is a wishy washy power system.

(TLDR: Yeah, no, it's two paragraphs not the entire bible, read it, maybe you'd understand.)

Stahp yeetin' mah drip is in un-ironically hilarious

Art:
The first half of this manga featured some of the best art I've ever seen in a manga. But the second half really dumbed the art down, things got far less detailed. Probably an issue with time. There were certainly amazing art sometimes in the second half, but there is a clear down-grade. The faces went from circular and unorthodox with creative angles, to angular, orthodox, and generic angles. This reflects the story as well, that I'll touch on in its own section. If the art had kept its amazing standard throughout the entire manga, I'd think it would bump this up to a high 9/10, rather than the very high 8/10 this manga is. The art conveys the emotions behind each scene well though. You can feel the disgusting aura from the monsters, you can feel the desperation during action scenes, you can feel the horror of the gore, you can feel the sliminess of the wicked humans, and you can feel the passion in intimate scenes. Perhaps if this was a monthly manga, it would've been able to do all it wanted to do. The character designs were great, the monster designs were quite unique, though some fell into genericity.


Story:
This manga turned from a Seinen into a Shounen. It went from an interesting exploration into the human psyche and the effects that desire have on everyone, with characters that were morally ambiguous, to an hero story where there is a clear contrast between "good and evil". There are some very interesting and sometimes unique character backgrounds and motivations, however during the second half, things become very generic. Though this manga may revel in tropes and unoriginal ideas by its second half, I think there's still enough original and thought-provoking ideas and setpieces to call it a good story, just not anything revolutionary besides the shift half-way through the manga. Characters are pretty good, had the manga kept to its Seinen roots, I think they would've developed into a very great cast with their own reasons and motivations, rather than everyone being forced to follow the MC on his own selfish journey. Despite the story being about everyone's desires born from being selfish, everyone eventually converges to help the MC, which takes away from what made them so compelling, their selfishness. The ending was actually great, considering it's an manga ending and all. It had an adequate amount of time to wrap up the MC's story and the world as a whole, with an interesting twist.
Powers were also really wishy-washy. While not as bad as "Hell's paradise", Jagaaan!'s powers are hard to understand and usually just come out of nowhere. Cool, but mostly mindless.

Full review on my MAL.

everybody be looking like this IRL:
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*Mouth gets erased*


"So, no head?"

I can see the images now.

Weird, maybe it was a temporary thing?

Thanks for the confirmation anyway!

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Are my images showing up for anyone else?
Images might be bugged on this site.

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