Well, Its Urasawa after all. It's still classy, engaging and enduring, and beautifully illustrated. Yet the story and plot not fit in each other and certainly Urasawa's work not fitting into only 65 chapters. That's why the last 2-3 volume work is rushed heavily and this rushing kinda makes first 30-35 chapter value act pointless. Most of the character roster turns out to be metaphysical tools to use (many origins of many Deus ex ).

So there ain't room enough to care about the plot, the characters, or the history that shaped this very world of Pluto.

Proper prioritization of the plot is the most lacking part of this piece and its kinda ruins all piece imo.

Still, a good to go Sci-Fi / Detective Work story with some shallow investment on politics, racism, humanism, and so on but still so tattered and dragged off imo.