End of the World
エンド・オブ・ザ・ワールド
Would You Love or Hate This?
AI-powered analysis tailored to your taste
Based on your preference for character-driven stories with layered emotional arcs, this title's exploration of identity and belonging would deeply resonate. The pacing mirrors series you've rated highly, and its thematic depth aligns with your appreciation for nuanced storytelling...
However, the slow initial episodes might test your patience given your history of dropping shows that don't hook you early. The art style shift in the middle arc could also be a concern...
Synopsis
1. End of the World 2. Vamps 3. Himawari 4. Mizu no Naka no Chiisana Taiyou 5. Otome-chan
What people say
Community consensus
Derived from 2 sampled reviews
What 2 readers settled on.
Strong agreement
σ 0.00 · scores cluster tight
—
Not enough recommend signal yet
↑ 0.00
Running avg · Mar 2025 → Oct 2025
- 7 “I really appreciate how this collection captures the familiar discomfort and helplessness of Okazaki’s work, paired with a messy yet simple art style that I find quite effective. While several...”
- 7 “Okazaki is an above-average writer who possesses a rare, grounded ability to capture the esoteric beauty and elegance of femininity. However, the collection is marred by a relentless, disturbing...”
Read Order & Related
A self-contained story.
No sequels, spin-offs or alternate tellings — End of the World begins and ends here.
Cast
See all →Gallery
See all →If you stay for this, you'll stay for these
See all →The community pairs this with
See all →Publication slate
A Manga Publication
- Format 5 × 1 ch × vol
- Total read 0h 40m approx
- Published Aug 1992 – Feb 1994
- Source Manga media type
- Ref. BS-M76125 catalog