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The Flesh Golem created from multiple human bodies. It is also unknown what created them. The one assisting Hideo's group's escape at the hot spring seems to be fused together. The one seen in Europe seems to be stitched together. And also the gigantic blob of flesh resulted from hundreds of zombies fusing together.
Final note; some people have complained about the ending, I disagree. The ending is masterful. It's bitter, but also very sweet. Heido truly changed, and all shown in just the latter half of the last chapter. It is satisfying. Fanservice: Invoked by two men in a stolen Ferrari who offer Hiromi a ride if she takes off the pants under her dress because she needs to "show some ass". Heido has an unhealthy obsession with being a hero as though it is a profession. Outside the DC/Marvel world "heroes" do not exits. People can be heroic and there is plenty of that in the manga. There were so many heroic acts by many (forgotten) individuals. Tomato in the Mirror: Apparently Iura. Although it's obvious enough to the audience and to Oda, he seems to believe he's uninfected because he was never bitten ( The Virus can spread through other means as well, unfortunately for him). Played straighter with some of the Pisa and Paris "survivors", who believe that they and those around them are unaffected and are seen Through the Eyes of Madness.While this manga is not bad, it is just not one I particularly enjoyed. The pace is quite slow. Maybe because I was expecting more of the zombie aspect. Honestly, it is more a psychological story. Nice even start to what promises to be a wild, grotesque zombie apocalypse tale. I understand there’s a film, but I haven’t seen it yet. I could not get into this book. It is supposedly about a zombie apocalypse, but it takes 10 chapters or so before they ever really appear. That is almost half of this volume. Now, I did like the hints that were dropped throughout the chapters leading up to that appearance. They are things that a normal person would notice and react to, but Hideo and his colleagues are all pretty much oblivious to them.
Mangaka: There's a lot of them, always discussing about the future of the industry, as well as the envy it shows within the editorials, or criticism, toward popular genres, and doujinshi. Not a Zombie: With a few exceptions, the entire city is under this impression as few people who encounter them survive long enough to pass it on.
The entire first half of the book is getting to know Hideo, his g/f [?] and his work place... and how much he resents them all but not really but does. Oh, plus he tends to talk to himself (the voices in his head are visualized as all sorts of characters) Kansalaisia pyydetään toimimaan ennaltaehkäisevien toimenpiteiden mukaisesti eli pesemään kätensä säännöllisesti, tarkkailemaan yskimistään ja välttämään ruuhkaisia paikkoja. Heitä, jotka ovat olleet läheisessä kontaktissa tartunnan saaneiden kanssa, kehotetaan ystävällisesti pysymään sisätiloissa. "
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