This manga is kinda insane but in a good way. It's like Mad Max if there was magic and parallel worlds.

The main character's story is fairly engaging, and I enjoy the mystery aspect. They kinda did something really cheap with it early on, but other than that, discovering Kaiman's identity is genuinely interesting.

The characters in the manga are fine, but I don't feel like too many of them stand out as very well written. Not that they're bad, but a lot of them are pretty shallow. For instance, I see a lot of people loving the cross-eye elites, but none of them really have that complex of a character, nor do they really develop throughout the story. The major way that the characters are interesting is through their interactions with others. The different perspectives of the varying groups and how they mesh is really intriguing. One of my personal favourites is Risu, who kinda feels like he doesn't fit in with a lot of the groups and has almost an outside perspective wherever he goes.

The art is great, although it's sometimes so cluttered that I can't really tell what's going on in a panel. You kinda get used to it after a while though.