Level E

When Tsutsui moves into a new apartment, he finds a man already living there, and the man claims to be an alien who has lost his memory. The premise is an absurd sci-fi comedy that starts small and gets stranger. It is the kind of hook that promises silliness from the first page.The strength is the oddball humour. The alien's mix of confusion and dignity makes for good gags, and the everyday setting keeps things grounded. The comedy hits its best moments when it leans into the absurd.The weaknesses are clear. The story can feel episodic, and the art shows its age. Some jokes rely on the era's style, and readers wanting a tight plot may find it loose.Recommended for fans of wacky sci-fi comedy with a light touch. Expect a short, silly read that rewards a sense of the absurd.