AKIRA阿基拉 2

The cityscape feels so alive and immersive — I wonder what inspired the visual approach to convey the dystopian atmosphere.

The story moves so quickly, especially in action moments. Was this a deliberate choice to keep readers on edge or a reflection of the chaos in the story?

Akira's influence seems to mirror real-world struggles with authority and rebellion. How do you interpret his role in the broader narrative?