I'm not sure if it's a cultural difference or an exaggeration but the way people are reacting to the situation seems unbelievable at times.

This second volume moves into a little more action, as Hideo begins to realize the chaos that is happening around him. There are so major wow that is terrifying moments, some of which are drawn from mundane things, made worse by the knowledge of what is happening. For example, at one point Hideo is stranded in the woods at night, it is pitch black, and he is freaking out due to his own issues; however, as a reader I couldn't help but also be scared, I mean the zombie apocalypse is happening, so a lot of his fear is justified! But being scared of the dark in the woods is such a mundane fear, made real in this story.

Hideo ends up joining up with the girl on the cover later in the story, and his gun finally gets fired! I am really excited to dive into the 3rd volume and see where these characters go. Hideo's odd humor and issues really resonate with me and I like the dynamic of a teen age girl constantly reassuring him, while seeming far less phased by everything.

4.5/5

3.5
Se está poniendo bueno y la calidad de los dibujos es sorprendentemente buena. pero en algunas partes es repetitivo y hay muchas escenas que yo considero fuera de lugar.