[Amario]

It has to be said for those who read this manga. In the beginning it starts with a simple and effective method of drawing in the reader.

Beginning of the plot:

Sakurakouji is riding the bus when she sees people getting burned with blue fire. A boy her age is near them, unhurt. The boy turns up at her school one day as a transfer student but she learns that he is pat of a organization called Code: Breaker. She tags along with him, trying to get him to open up a little bit. But the boy ignore her while saying that he needs to find the man he must kill.

As the story continues to rotate around the protagonist and the heroine more developments around them show how they are truly connected. And I must say just fantastic how they didn't over complicate the story as well as giving us a better understanding amongst all the characters.

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**********************BIG NEWS***********************

Code:Breaker has officially been green-lit to be turned into an anime. For me this will be 50/50 depending how they go about plotting up each episode will they make simple and follow along the manga or will they change the overview from what the manga is.

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What do you guys so far think about the manga? and the news of this becoming an anime?

[alcaray]

I hope they clean up the characters and storytelling a bit. The characters all want to kill each other and the reader is supposed to think they are all the "good guys". It isn't just the same manga/comics/anime trick of getting a new character to fight the protagonists of the story. It persists: pretty much everybody wants to kill everybody else (with some obvious exceptions like Sakurakouji san who mainly trys to keep everybody from killing everybody else).

I am exaggerating a bit, for emphasis. But it is still pretty much a confusing free-for-all. From one month to the next, you really can't predict who will be the good guys and who will be the bad guys.

[zhaoyun99]

That's what make Code Breakers different from the other Shounen. They only fight for what they believe but always antagonize themselves to say that they are also not a hero of justice.

[Amario]

Originally Posted by zhaoyun99

That's what make Code Breakers different from the other Shounen. They only fight for what they believe but always antagonize themselves to say that they are also not a hero of justice.

100% agree with you on the part with it is different from the regular shounen types we always see. If they were to follow up to where the manga is right now the ratings for this would definitely be good.

[Ghostel]

Originally Posted by alcaray

I hope they clean up the characters and storytelling a bit. The characters all want to kill each other and the reader is supposed to think they are all the "good guys". It isn't just the same manga/comics/anime trick of getting a new character to fight the protagonists of the story. It persists: pretty much everybody wants to kill everybody else (with some obvious exceptions like Sakurakouji san who mainly trys to keep everybody from killing everybody else).

I am exaggerating a bit, for emphasis. But it is still pretty much a confusing free-for-all. From one month to the next, you really can't predict who will be the good guys and who will be the bad guys.

Originally Posted by zhaoyun99

That's what make Code Breakers different from the other Shounen. They only fight for what they believe but always antagonize themselves to say that they are also not a hero of justice.

Yeah well that's about it xD
And that's what i like about it, a friend of mine recommended it to me by saying those exactly words xD

[Amario]

Chapter 173 release!

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Seems it is coming to a confrontation.

[Amario]

Chapter 175.
Interesting turn of events.
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