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Title	:	GoGo Monster
Author	:	Taiyo Matsumoto
Book Format	:	Hardcover
Book Edition	:	First Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 464 pages
Published	:	December 8th 2009 by VIZ Media LLC (first published November 1st 2005)
Categories	:	Sequential Art. Manga. Comics. Graphic Novels. Fantasy. Seinen

GoGo Monster

Taiyo Matsumoto

Hardcover | Pages: 464 pages

Rating: 4.02 | 762 Users | 96 Reviews

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A poetic tale of a young boy’s overactive imagination. R to L (Japanese Style). GoGo Monster is a nuanced tale of a young boy and his overly active imagination. Nine-year-old Yuki Tachibana lives in two worlds. In one world, he is a loner ridiculed by his classmated and reprimanded by his teachers for telling stories of supernatural beings that only he can see. In the other worlds, the super natural beings vie for power with malevolent spirits who bring chaos into the school, the students lives and nature itself.

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Original Title:	GOGOモンスター
ISBN:	1421532093 (ISBN13: 9781421532097)
Edition Language:	English

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Ratings: 4.02 From 762 Users | 96 Reviews

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A masterful coming-of-age story that effortlessly marries form and substance. Highly recommended to fans of early Goodnight Punpun or Essex County (specifically Tales from the Farm).

Definitely an incredible book. Even those not particularly into manga should check out this one, because it goes above and beyond the genre in the same way that Hayao Miyazaki's movies (Spirited Away, Princess Mononoke, Ponyo) go above and beyond anime, only a little darker and a lot more internal than those movies. I'd recommend this to adults who want to see how far you can push comics in terms of what they can express.

I love manga like GoGo Monster, they will leave you unable to understand what just happened, but still amazed by it. The young Yuki sees the other side, and we never find out whether the other side is real or not, but it constantly disturbs him. His two friends IQ (can also see the other side) and Makoto (can't see the other side) try their best to help him and stay by his side. The art is also absolutely brilliant. The realism and surrealism blended together fits the plot perfectly, and I love

Huh.... I'm not entirely sure what I just read.I don't often understand these types of books.... but maybe there really isn't anything to understand and people who claim they do really are just trying to boost their egos. Who can say... this manga has some rave reviews, but there really wasn't anything special about it. The artwork was really distracting and hard to look at.... I know that was part Matsumoto-san's plan I'm sure... make everyone look gross and ugly because that's how their

Like all of us, I am unfortunately bound by certain culturally endowed predispositions that prompt immediate, involuntary reactions to certain encounters. When I see a picture of someone with neurofibromatosis, my initial reaction, sadly enough, is not compassion but revulsion. Compassion may speedily follow, but that was a learned response and not natural to what my society has built into me. When I hear hip hop, my instinct is to brush it off as if it couldn't possibly concern mecausing me to

I got lost with the ending-great ride though. The graphics were great-like a person's sketchbook-random at times.

One of the most creative graphic novels I've ever read. Very Miyazaki-like in story and approach. Left me thinking a lot about it afterwards. Like no other graphic novel I've read.