This was Kaiju No. 8 meets Mr. Villain's Day Off in a weirdly comical story. I think this series has potential to be fun and action packed, but the world building and back story are really lacking. It's a little too cheesy for my liking.

I really enjoyed the comedy and action in this title. Unfortunately, there is frontal female nudity in the story. As a public school librarian, this makes it not okay for us to have on the shelf. As a personal reader, I enjoyed this series opener and look forward to reading more.

Monsters called "Fears" are running amok and instilling terror into the hearts of mankind. One such Fear named Hachiro is the mightiest of all of them, but after randomly getting a taste of ice cream one day he decides he's going to live in harmony with humans and enjoy what their life has to offer.

This manga is a very good mix of action and silly. Hachiro's personality is fun and the way the Fears are illustrated is quite cool.

This manga has a perfect draw for teenage boys who want something fun to read. It's easy to digest, and the characters are flamboyant and approachable. It's reminiscent of some of the manga and anime we grew up with.

While overall appealing, I wish there were more depth or an overall strong plot. I felt like I was missing something.

Tokyo Fears Rhapsody is a hilarious twist on the existence of monsters (called FEARs) in a super sentai world, from the POV of one of said monsters. Hachiro just wants to enjoy human culture and eat all the delicious human food- it's not his fault his appearance is absolutely terrifying! He disguises himself as a rather handsome man and tries to live his life to the fullest, only other FEARs keep getting in his way. This was a really fun action series that I would recommend to fans of Kaiju No 8.

This was such a fun series! I love reading new shounen series and this was right up my alley. The idea of a monster wanting to become a hero isn't necessarily new, but it doesn't need to be knew. The characters were funny and the artwork is really nice to look at. I'm excited to see more of what's in store for the series.

For fans of Kaiju No. 8, Tokyo Fears Rhapsody really hits the mark. A lovable, misguided MC who just wants to be a hero to save humanity from the Fears. Too bad he's one himself!