Alternative Title:
English - Code:BreakerJapanese - コード:ブレイカー
Author:
Akimine Kamijyo
Genre:
Action, Comedy, School, Shounen, Super Power, Supernatural
Chapter Rating:
★★★★☆☆
With Tabata's shocking appearance in the last chapter, Ogami swore to turn him into ashes. Sakura tried to prevent this massive murder; however, she was stopped by a desperate victim. The victim described his son was cut up and sold to someone else, and begged Ogami to kill the enemies. Toki latter described the elements that make a hero to Sakura. "Is Hero of Justice a hero because he kills bad guys?" I found that point particular interesting and profound. Could killing be justified as justice or it is just a massive slaughter?
There we came to face the psycho body guards. They claimed themselves as surgens and excellent assassins. They cannot even remember how many people they killed. The thing that shocked me right after their appearance was that Ogami actually remember how many people he has killed. The expression the guards were so helpless as Ogami used his ability on them. It created the irony of the guards crying for help instead. The effort the author put into the plot really did intrigue me.
With Tabata's shocking appearance in the last chapter, Ogami swore to turn him into ashes. Sakura tried to prevent this massive murder; however, she was stopped by a desperate victim. The victim described his son was cut up and sold to someone else, and begged Ogami to kill the enemies. Toki latter described the elements that make a hero to Sakura. "Is Hero of Justice a hero because he kills bad guys?" I found that point particular interesting and profound. Could killing be justified as justice or it is just a massive slaughter?
There we came to face the psycho body guards. They claimed themselves as surgens and excellent assassins. They cannot even remember how many people they killed. The thing that shocked me right after their appearance was that Ogami actually remember how many people he has killed. The expression the guards were so helpless as Ogami used his ability on them. It created the irony of the guards crying for help instead. The effort the author put into the plot really did intrigue me.
Now with the body guards down, Ogami finished the patient's life. It might be seemed as cruel, but it was a relief to him as we saw his final appreciation. It was the part that we get more into Ogami's character. I sensed the sadness behind his back and grew pity of the patient. It was definitely one a meaningful scene.
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