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[46] On the other hand, Active Anime felt the art improved across the manga's serialization. [47] A. E. Sparrow of IGN described Monster as a "Hitchcock film set to manga" and felt its real strength comes from its huge cast of interesting characters, who each have "a unique story and history to relate". [48] Carlo Santos, also for Anime News Network, called Monster "a one-of-a-kind thriller" and suggests that one of the most overlooked qualities of it is that "amidst all the mystery and horror, there are moments of love and
hope and all the good things about humanity. "[49] Though she praised the manga for its "cinematically precise" art, never confusing the reader, and making each person visually distinct despite the large cast of characters,[50] Casey Brienza from the same website felt that too much time was spent developing minor characters "who are likely to be dead or forgotten just a few dozen pages later," and that the series' ending "went out with a whimper. "[50] Brienza noted that "there is nothing satisfactory ever revealed to fully account for [Johan's] supremely scrambled psyche," but concluded that as long as the reader does not look for "deep meanings or think too hard about whether or not it all makes sense in the end" they will enjoy it. [51] Leroy Douresseaux of Comic Book Bin, praised Monster's
finale and wrote that the manga is "worth reading again and again. It's perfection". [52] Anime[edit] THEM Anime Reviews called the
anime adaptation "complex" and "beautiful", stating that it features "sophisticated storytelling and complex plot weaving, memorable characters, godly production values and excellent pacing". [53] Darius Washington of Otaku USA named Monster one of the ten best anime of the past decade.
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Aya, Tsugaru, and Shizuku visit the elderly, bedridden mayor who only agrees to point them towards the mystical werewolf village in the Forest of Fangs after Aya promises to name the killer within two days. Meanwhile, the two Royce's agents Kylie and Alice arrived by train. 10"Misty Hollow"
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tells the mayor that she suspects a werewolf lives in Heulendorf even though he investigated the outsiders, Heinemann the doctor, Cnut the engineer and Alma the artist but eliminated them as suspects. He says the werewolves are only vulnerable in their human forms and thinks an "ultimate" werewolf is the product of selective breeding and may be
very hard to kill. Aya questions Cnut who explains that thirteen years ago the village took in the pregnant woman Rosa who later gave birth to Jutte, but they were both killed after being identified as werewolves. Aya interviews Alma whom she suspects is lying about her past, and then interviews Heinemann but they are interrupted by the arrival of Royce's agents Alice Rapidshot and Kyle Chaintail.
