kim_dokjas_ass's Manga

I read this when it released on Shonen Jump a few months back. I was so excited when I heard they were releasing more Dr. STONE content and absolutely ate this up. It was cool to see more things get clarified and tied off, but still a little disappointed there wasn’t more :((
Ahhhh ofc I’m a little biased since Dr. STONE is my all time favorite manga, so I don’t think I’ll ever get enough.

Was *slightly* better than the main story. Was interesting to see Keith go through somewhat of a more in depth “character redemption” arc and learn how he fell for Yeonwoo…but still. Using Yeonwoo getting amnesia just seems like such a cop-out plot device. Idk. Was still better than the main story at least.

It was OK. Story was kinda all over the place. I didn’t like how they kind of just glossed over everything Keith did to Yeonwoo by tying things off with a baby. I did like how Yeonwoo held his ground in certain parts and was like “Nuh-uh no sir, you don’t get to treat me like that” but it was a bit anticlimactic for him to just run back into Keith’s arms after everything was said and done. Not something I’d ever read again, but at least now I can say I’ve read it.

Ugh they were so silly, I love their dynamic sm

THIS WAS SO GOOD!!

Ughhhhh this is now definitely one of my favorite mangas of all time. It was such a wild ride. There’s something about the way the author makes you fall in love with all the characters and you become so engrossed in their lives.

And the fact I learned so much as well?? I had no idea the Ainu tribe existed before this, and now I research them heavily because of how fascinating they are…in fact it’s led me down multiple rabbit holes on researching Hokkaido’s culture and fauna!

The only sad part about all of this…is I’ll never be able to read this for the first time again.

I CANT BELIEVE ITS FINISHED???

Was short, but alright. I’m a sucker for stories with a melancholic tone throughout the story. Read in one sitting.