KAIJU 8 N.1

The monsters feel so distinct and terrifying — I wonder what inspired their unique appearances and personalities. Did the artist have a lot of creative freedom or was it tightly directed?

The story moves so quickly that I found myself eager for more downtime, but I also loved the adrenaline rush. What did others think about the story's tempo throughout?

The protagonist's struggle with their identity felt really compelling, especially in such a dangerous world. Did anyone else see deeper messages about what it truly means to be a hero?