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A review by luluwoohoo
Dick Fight Island, Vol. 1 by Reibun Ike
adventurous
funny
relaxing
fast-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? Plot
- Strong character development? It's complicated
- Loveable characters? It's complicated
- Diverse cast of characters? No
- Flaws of characters a main focus? No
3.0
Dick Fight Island Volu e 1 by Reibun Ike
☀️☀️☀️
Happy Pride Month!
I've finally had a chance to sit down and read the most unexpected item from my Sydney book haul back in April.
This manga is outrageous in its concept, and it completely commits: one man from each of the eight fictional islands compete in a tournament to become king, which solely involves making their opponent orgasm before them. It's literally dick fight island. What a time to be alive.
The art is beautifully done with intricate detail, though I will admit a few panels required a lot of inspection to figure out exactly what was going on within that level of detail, so it wasn't always totally effective. The dick protectors (?) were all interesting pieces of art that reflected their homes well and helped in keeping track of who was who.
The amount of characters to develop was a struggle within the small page count, which is a shame because I would have appreciated more backstory on each of the contestants and their islands unique cultural practices. The emotional and romantic relationships between a few of the characters were heartwarming but also could have been better with more time and pages.
Is it *good*? Not really. Was it a fun time? Sure. Will I read volume 2 immediately? You bet.
☀️☀️☀️
Happy Pride Month!
I've finally had a chance to sit down and read the most unexpected item from my Sydney book haul back in April.
This manga is outrageous in its concept, and it completely commits: one man from each of the eight fictional islands compete in a tournament to become king, which solely involves making their opponent orgasm before them. It's literally dick fight island. What a time to be alive.
The art is beautifully done with intricate detail, though I will admit a few panels required a lot of inspection to figure out exactly what was going on within that level of detail, so it wasn't always totally effective. The dick protectors (?) were all interesting pieces of art that reflected their homes well and helped in keeping track of who was who.
The amount of characters to develop was a struggle within the small page count, which is a shame because I would have appreciated more backstory on each of the contestants and their islands unique cultural practices. The emotional and romantic relationships between a few of the characters were heartwarming but also could have been better with more time and pages.
Is it *good*? Not really. Was it a fun time? Sure. Will I read volume 2 immediately? You bet.
"I don't get outsiders. How else would you show off manliness if not by putting your tight shapely ass on display?"