Zom 100 manga: Where to read, what to expect, and more
The manga has been praised for its humor, its heartwarming story, and its realistic depiction of a zombie apocalypse. It has also been compared to other zombie apocalypse manga, such as "Highschool of the Dead" and "I Am a Hero".
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Here is what you need to know about the Zom 100 manga:
- Title: Zom 100: Bucket List of the Dead
- Author: Haro Aso
- Genre: Comedy, Horror, Survival
- Serialization: Weekly Shōnen Champion, Akita Shoten
- Release date: First chapter was published on March 19, 2019
The manga is about a man named Akira Suzuki who is tired of his dead-end job and his boring life. When a zombie apocalypse suddenly breaks out, Akira decides to use it as an opportunity to finally live his life to the fullest. He makes a bucket list of all the things he wants to do before he dies, and sets out to complete it.
The manga has been praised for its humor, its heartwarming story, and its realistic depiction of a zombie apocalypse. It has also been compared to other zombie apocalypse manga, such as "Highschool of the Dead" and "I Am a Hero".
If you are a fan of zombie apocalypse stories or comedy manga, then Zom 100 is definitely worth checking out.
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Here are some places where you can read the Zom 100 manga:
- Viz Media: Viz Media has the English digital and print rights to the manga. You can read it on their website or purchase the physical volumes.
- Manga Plus: Manga Plus is a free manga app and website by Shueisha. You can read the first three chapters of Zom 100 for free, and then you need to subscribe to a premium plan to read the rest of the chapters.
- Crunchyroll: Crunchyroll also has the manga available for free with ads.
Here are some things you can expect from the Zom 100 manga:
- A humorous and heartwarming story about a man who finally finds his purpose in life.
- A realistic depiction of a zombie apocalypse, with plenty of gore and suspense.
- A cast of likable and relatable characters.
- A satisfying ending that will leave you wanting more.
I hope this information is helpful. Let me know if you have any other questions.
Mary Ham
Mary Ham is an avid anime fan from Los Angeles, California. She has been passionate about anime since she was a young girl and has only grown more interested in it as she's gotten older. Mary has written numerous reviews, articles, and blogs on various anime series and movies. Her enthusiasm and wealth of knowledge in the anime world have made her an invaluable asset to any project she takes part in. Mary is always seeking to expand her understanding and love of anime, and she loves to share her knowledge and passion with other fans.
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