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# Abara: Complete Deluxe Edition

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Review: IGNORE THE REVIEWS THAT SAY “BAD STORY;” THEY HAVE NO IDEA WHAT THEY’RE TALKING ABOUT - How do I put this while avoiding spoilers? It seems like, after BLAME!, Nihei took a couple of reference points to sketch-out his next long[-er] series: * he knew what his strengths were; * he wanted to branch out from them & grow; and, * he wanted to do all sorts of anime-ass-kicking that hadn’t *QUITE* fit in BLAME!. He nailed it. ABARA (which I literally just sped through a 2nd reading of) is called out as having a confusing story because there are a few competing organizations (cops, scientific, para-military, shadow-society, etc.) that are never completely explained, and the ending doesn’t adhere to the preconceived Western framework of what constitutes a “story.” In fact, ABARA has all the information you need in order to understand everything you need to, as what Nihei found his way to, and thoroughly followed through in the execution of, given his [above-listed & obviously reviewer-surmised] goals for ABARA, is almost more along the lines of a cyberpunk/police-thriller/seinen-battle-manga FAIRY TALE... — with a psychedelic ending that would make Watchmen jealous! The story follows a number of people whose [battle-manga/superhero-style] abilities/interests are tied into a worldbuilding element that both gives them their powers, but is also, when left to run out of control, a threat to the survival of an already-post-apocalyptic humanity. Each “interested” character has a personal connection with a “powered” character, but these are awesome, tense, plot-propulsive relatonships that play out in tense glances & remembered feelings, not that awkward superhero-sidekick nonsense. There’s even the pure, unadulterated CREATIVITY of introducing a few not-exactly-human characters, with more than a dash of humor to them, and still using them as & insisting the reader treat them as Perfectly Serious Characters. Nihei, firing on all cylinders! I really wanted to get through a 2nd read-through & come back here with enough to say to write a positive review, because the idea that this isn’t a fully-formed & realized Nihei work is just preposterous, and can only be missing the point of what the artist tried, and succeeded in achieving, with this series!
Review: A beautiful and complete collection. Nehei is finally getting the attention he’s deserved for years - The absolute artistic peak of Nihei. This debut English translation of the material is a nihilistic and dark complex story Complemented by beautiful and disturbing art that imparts incredible hyper violence and a taste of Nihei’s signiture body horror. The book also includes a short one chapter bonus story originally included in the Japanese version manga release title DIGIMORTAL. Inside are fantastic fold out posters. And every a few translators notes on text translations in the pages. May be a bit complex for people who prefer simpler and direct stories but if you’re a fan of stories that leave you with questions and theories and the aforementioned art this ones for you.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| Best Sellers Rank | #934,647 in Books ( See Top 100 in Books ) #1,108 in Horror Manga (Books) #1,588 in Science Fiction Manga (Books) |
| Customer Reviews | 4.6 out of 5 stars 464 Reviews |

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ IGNORE THE REVIEWS THAT SAY “BAD STORY;” THEY HAVE NO IDEA WHAT THEY’RE TALKING ABOUT
*by D***. on April 9, 2019*

How do I put this while avoiding spoilers? It seems like, after BLAME!, Nihei took a couple of reference points to sketch-out his next long[-er] series: * he knew what his strengths were; * he wanted to branch out from them & grow; and, * he wanted to do all sorts of anime-ass-kicking that hadn’t *QUITE* fit in BLAME!. He nailed it. ABARA (which I literally just sped through a 2nd reading of) is called out as having a confusing story because there are a few competing organizations (cops, scientific, para-military, shadow-society, etc.) that are never completely explained, and the ending doesn’t adhere to the preconceived Western framework of what constitutes a “story.” In fact, ABARA has all the information you need in order to understand everything you need to, as what Nihei found his way to, and thoroughly followed through in the execution of, given his [above-listed & obviously reviewer-surmised] goals for ABARA, is almost more along the lines of a cyberpunk/police-thriller/seinen-battle-manga FAIRY TALE... — with a psychedelic ending that would make Watchmen jealous! The story follows a number of people whose [battle-manga/superhero-style] abilities/interests are tied into a worldbuilding element that both gives them their powers, but is also, when left to run out of control, a threat to the survival of an already-post-apocalyptic humanity. Each “interested” character has a personal connection with a “powered” character, but these are awesome, tense, plot-propulsive relatonships that play out in tense glances & remembered feelings, not that awkward superhero-sidekick nonsense. There’s even the pure, unadulterated CREATIVITY of introducing a few not-exactly-human characters, with more than a dash of humor to them, and still using them as & insisting the reader treat them as Perfectly Serious Characters. Nihei, firing on all cylinders! I really wanted to get through a 2nd read-through & come back here with enough to say to write a positive review, because the idea that this isn’t a fully-formed & realized Nihei work is just preposterous, and can only be missing the point of what the artist tried, and succeeded in achieving, with this series!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ A beautiful and complete collection. Nehei is finally getting the attention he’s deserved for years
*by J***B on February 22, 2019*

The absolute artistic peak of Nihei. This debut English translation of the material is a nihilistic and dark complex story Complemented by beautiful and disturbing art that imparts incredible hyper violence and a taste of Nihei’s signiture body horror. The book also includes a short one chapter bonus story originally included in the Japanese version manga release title DIGIMORTAL. Inside are fantastic fold out posters. And every a few translators notes on text translations in the pages. May be a bit complex for people who prefer simpler and direct stories but if you’re a fan of stories that leave you with questions and theories and the aforementioned art this ones for you.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Excellent noir sci-fi story and art.
*by C***A on May 23, 2019*

I disagree with low raters bashing this work by Nihei because they don’t take into account that an artist’s creativity and style takes time to consolidate. And even at their peak, artists can’t always be putting out masterpieces every single time. That being said, Abara is actually a great work through and through in my opinion. You’ll be glad to disregard negative reviews from people trashing Nihei (and other’s work) who, as side note, would not be able to generate manga and stories like this. Nihei’s work is characterized by having aspects of the story that are never answered, addressed, remain a mystery, and/or are explained but still off the wall. Again I’m glad I disregarded negative comments. Of course, next time around Nihei might put out something bad, like Matrix Reloaded, or Alien Covenant bad, and then you’ll be reading my complaints HA! Give Abara a try. It’s great work!

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