Скачать или смотреть Mujirushi — Naoki Urasawa's Boldest Manga (Full Series Review)

Naoki Urasawa is renown primarily for all his long-running serializations. But some of you might be wondering how well Urasawa could handle a short, 1-volume long manga. Look no further than Mujirushi: The Sign of Dreams — a story he made in collaboration with the Louvre Museum and Fujio Productions.

Ultimately, Mujirushi is brimming with plenty of interesting themes: from ideas surrounding family, to ideas surrounding humanity, to ideas surrounding the power of art, to ideas surrounding dreams. In many ways, it strikes a lot of common ground with a number of Urasawa's other stories.

But Mujirushi raises one bold and interesting question that no other Urasawa work has ever dared to ask: what would happen if you had a US president who wanted to build a wall and make the Mexicans pay for it? This is Mujirushi —  a very short but unfathomably ballsy manga.

Time Stamps
00:00 Disclaimer & Content Warning
00:26 Introduction
02:12 What I Liked
12:35 What I Didn't Like