Kamen Rider Kuuga Vol. 1 (Kamen Rider Kuuga, 1)

This adaptation was good. The depiction of the Grongi is more along the lines of a horror manga. In general there is a lot of stuff they were able to do in this medium that they couldn't do in the show in early 2000s. My one problem was Yusuke Godai, the lead. His appearance was changed to more of a jpop boy band appearance which i can kinda understand in terms of modernization. But his personality is an issue to me. Godai is originally depicted as childishly naive and good hearted, caring about everyone and wanted them to smile. Here he's just childish and a bit dishonest. Case in point, taking money from someone under false pretenses. Even though he says he tells himself he'll pay the person back, this is not the type of thing the original would do. This is mostly a problem for people like me who did see the origanl show. I have yet to read beyond the first issue to see how this pans out. But changes like this and to other main characters can make one hesitant.But if you've never seen the tv series should be fine and find it quite enjoyable. Just be wary if you watch the show afterwards. You could be upset with either the changes that happened are or disappointed that its less like the manga.

Dude, Kamen Rider Kuuga Vol 1 is off the charts! This series is packed with non-stop, heart-pounding action that's seriously addictive. I mean, every episode is like an adrenaline rush from start to finish.The fight scenes? Insane! Kuuga kicking some serious monster butt with those epic combat moves is next-level awesome. The action sequences are so well choreographed, and the stunts? Mind-blowing! You just can't help but get pumped up watching our hero take on those crazy Grongi baddies.And let's talk about the transformations - totally sick! When Yusuke transforms into Kuuga, it's like pure hype. The special effects, the intensity - it's all about that 'whoa' moment every time he morphs up to take on the bad guys.But what's killer about this series is how it keeps you on the edge of your seat. There's this crazy balance of action and mystery. You're always wondering what's coming next, who's the next Grongi, and how Kuuga's gonna save the day.Seriously, if you're into high-octane action that never quits and a hero who's all about kicking monster tail, Kamen Rider Kuuga Vol 1 is the bomb. It's a total thrill ride from start to finish, and you'll be craving more once you've binged through it. Get ready for some epic action-packed nights, my friends

Es interesante el manga y también es chido el concepto que maneja de la serie de Kamen rider kuuga, lo malo es que la copia que me llegó, llegó con cierto daño en la pasta que sirve como portada.

This is a really good retelling of the story of Kamen Rider Kuuga, only ruined by the horrible machine translation this has gone through. The reason I can tell is because if you compare it to the actual fan translations that used machine translation, it reads almost word for word. It was almost like this did not get any editing passes at all. Will continue to read it because I love Kuuga, but this translation brings me nothing but Fear and Pain.

Unedited machine translated text with poor font and lettering choices. I have read fan translations with better spacing and editing. The art looks grainy and washed out and many text bubbles and panels are cut off on top and bottom. After Titan Comics nonstatement about these issues via twitter I will not be picking up further volumes. This is sad as I am a huge Tokusatsu nerd and was really looking forward to reading this manga.