Friday, May 15, 2026

Blame!, Vol. 9Blame!, Vol. 9 by Tsutomu Nihei
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

And now I'm getting the DISTINCT feeling I got in the later parts of Nier Automata. It's a very unique feeling. And now that I'm reading Blame! this way, I'm really respecting it a lot more because it came out first. Or perhaps I respect Nier more for how it really ran with aspects of Blame!?

I don't know. Blame! goes rather hard and a lot farther in some ways. It's very impressive, either way.

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