Dead Dead Demon's Dededede Destruction Volume 11

So, I Finished Dead Dead Demon's Dededede Destruction Volume 11...And?

Okay, folks, let's talk DEDEDEDE. Volume 11. I finally got around to reading it. And honestly? I have some feelings.

Unpopular opinion alert! Buckle up because I’m about to say something spicy. It wasn't my favorite volume. Gasp!

The Feels, The Feels!

Don't get me wrong, Asano Inio is a genius. His artwork? Stunning. The way he captures emotion? Gut-wrenching.

But sometimes, all that emotion gets... a bit much. You know? Like when you eat too much ice cream and your brain freezes.

This volume had a LOT of heavy stuff. Like, really heavy. Made me want to hide under my blanket with a cup of tea.

Where's the Fun?

I missed the goofy moments! Remember when Kadode and Oran were just messing around? Those were the days.

This volume felt a bit too serious, a bit too... apocalyptic-y. I need my dose of weird alien shenanigans!

Maybe I’m just a simple soul. I appreciate the deep themes, I really do. But give me some silly humor, please!

The Characters, Though...

Okay, I’ll admit it. The characters are still amazing. Kadode's struggles? Relatable. Oran’s optimism? Inspiring.

Even the side characters have their moments. You know, the ones you secretly root for even though they’re kind of terrible?

I just wanted to hug them all and tell them everything would be okay. Even though I knew it probably wouldn’t.

The Art, Always The Art

Seriously, Asano Inio's art is breathtaking. The details! The backgrounds! It's like a movie on paper.

He can draw the mundane and the extraordinary with equal skill. One panel, you’re looking at a perfectly rendered convenience store. The next? Alien spaceships.

I could spend hours just staring at the artwork. Even if the story is making me slightly depressed.

So, What's the Verdict?

Look, Dead Dead Demon's Dededede Destruction is a masterpiece. Even when it’s making me question my life choices.

Volume 11 is important. It moves the story forward. It makes you think. But it also made me crave something a little lighter.

Maybe I'm just getting soft. Or maybe I just needed a break from the existential dread. Either way, I'm ready for volume 12! Just… maybe with a side of sunshine.

My Real Unpopular Opinion...

Ready for another one? I think Inio Asano secretly wants to be a slice-of-life manga artist.

He's just really, really good at depicting ordinary people doing ordinary things. Even when the world is ending.

Imagine a series just about Kadode and Oran going to karaoke. I'd read that. I'd read that SO HARD.

Maybe that's the real destruction – the destruction of my expectations.

Alright, I’m done ranting. Time to go reread the earlier volumes and remember when things were (relatively) simpler. Wish me luck.