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Entar the old liquor from their parents and care for Kanna, the baby of her missing sister, attends the funeral of a former schoolmate. Kenji begins to investigate the alleged suicide and discovers that his death seems to be related to a foreign organization whose leader is known as "Friend." The chilling is that both the symbols used by the sect as the circumstances surrounding it are based on an old children's game that he created. To fight against a childhood fantasy that seems to be coming true Kenji meets his old friends to save the world.



The incredible thing is that the plot covers 50 years in a constant reconstruction of the past and fight for a possible future. En my opinion this is the best and the worst of the sleeve. The nostalgia of childhood, the way we remember and forget in which is very well made (in this sense it should be noted that memory is not accurate, our mind is responsible for filling the gaps of information with all sorts of mechanisms, from fragments of conversations to deductions made as adults). Here are the game's history but also its pitfalls.


In my opinion the story begins to decline with the second generation. When you've grown fond of the members of the former band Kenji, time passes and part of the role lies with other characters as Kanna. Of some anti-heroes (normal people completely overtaken by EVENTSents) spent a Mary Sue. Furthermore, to explain the changes in society, the author introduces some side but do not provide interesting information not engaging end (they are ad hoc character and it shows.) The evolution of the members of the former band is also irregular. When Kenji begins to believe a hero loses my attention. In this sense I find most interesting as Otcho oYoshitsune survivor.

Another problem I see (and in general is something I spend a lot of the manga) is that the author endeavors to give twists that end up dizzy without contributing much to the plot. It uses the same tricks and dramatic effects, like a magician with no skill. CHTMLX