(10/14) What starts with a kaiju destroying Tokyo, turns into a claustrophobic character drama, before blowing wide open and turning into a fist-pumping disaster story, with Asada Asa doing everything in her power to provide food and rescue to her flooded town, post typhoon.

(12/14) The reveal of a massive monstrous footprint among the carnage that has destroyed Nagoya is so wonderfully ominous, and the perfect through-line to the destruction that opened the book, set in present-day.

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