
GREEN WORLDZ
by Yuusuke Oosawa
Tokyo, 20XX. An era of intense greenification efforts meant to halt the effects of global warming. Akira has come to Tokyo to visit a girl named Yui, but finds himself trapped inside the subway after a sudden power outage... When he finally reaches the surface, he sees the unimaginable: giant plants attacking humans... (Source: K Manga)
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The StoryHoard editorial verdict
A grim, post-apocalyptic survival story set in a Tokyo built around intense greenification, where the ecological premise is unsettling and the violence is frequent.
Pros
- Unusual ecological premise
- Tense survival action
Cons
- Gore is frequent and graphic
- The tone is bleak throughout
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Tokyo, 20XX. An era of intense greenification efforts is meant to halt the effects of global warming. Akira has come to Tokyo to visit, and the city he finds is strange and dangerous. That premise is an unusual, ecological take on the post-apocalyptic story, and the series builds its tension around a city where nature has become a weapon.The strength is the setting. The greenified city is striking and uneasy, and the survival action is tense. The ecological premise gives the story a distinctive bite.The weaknesses are clear. The gore is frequent and graphic, and the tone is bleak throughout. Readers wanting a lighter survival story will not find one here.Recommended for fans of grim survival stories with a striking setting. Expect graphic violence and a relentlessly bleak ride.
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