Last Hero Inuyashiki, tomo 1

Inuyashiki's transformation raises tough questions about humanity and morality. I wonder what inspired the author to explore these themes through such a conflicted character.

The story seemed to take a breather before escalating again. I'm curious if this was meant to build tension or give space for character development.

The stark artwork really amplifies the horror and moral questions. I'd love to know if the style was chosen to ground the story or if it evolved naturally.