What a trainwreck of a manga. What an absolute mess. But even so, chaos has its own appeal. This is a trainwreck that you don't want to turn away from. The main conflict of this manga is really only explained about 15 chapters in. The character motivations are all over the place. The mangaka throws in strange characters with ridiculous motivations at a whim, and conflicts escalate beyond unbelievable. The thing is that it doesn't seem like the mangaka doesn't know what he's doing. He's doing it all willingly and with utmost sincerity. The panels are fantastic, the art is simple but consistent, and theaction sequences - though often messy because of the 101 characters tossed in for the heck of it, and the ridiculous and over-the-top scenarios that verge on insanity, are so very inventive that you would need to have downed the entire bottle of Tequila in order to imagine something like that.

I don't for a moment believe anything that is happening in the manga. It's such a mess that even real life doesn't compare. But perhaps that is Hits greatest appeal. It is a stupid, stupid manga that doesn't care about the norms of storytelling. The story is all over the place, and the characters are woven in and out with the finesse of a child building a set of legos. It just wants to entertain. And damn does it do so.