How Made in Abyss Explores the Abyss of Human Curiosity and Peril

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  • love
    Senior Member
    • Feb 2024
    • 325

    How Made in Abyss Explores the Abyss of Human Curiosity and Peril

    Just when I thought Made in Abyss couldn’t get any deeper, it throws us a curveball that dives right into the ocean of human curiosity and peril. This latest arc showcases a side of the Abyss that’s darker than we’ve ever seen, yet it’s the characters’ unyielding pursuit of the unknown that keeps us hooked. It’s like Riko suddenly decided she’s a cat with nine lives, the way she brushes off danger.

    Speaking of unexpected, can we talk about how Reg accidentally became the best cook among the group? Amidst the life threatening twists, his culinary adventures serve as the perfect palate cleanser. It’s this blend of dark exploration themes with moments of light heartedness that makes the manga truly stand out.

    This recent development poses some serious questions about the Abyss not just what lies at the bottom, but what drives individuals to confront such dangers. It’s a testament to human curiosity, pushing boundaries regardless of the peril involved. I can’t help but wonder if this will set the stage for a confrontation with the true nature of the Abyss, or perhaps an even greater mystery lurking within.

    My theory? We’re about to uncover a connection between the Abyss and the characters’ pasts that’s been hidden in plain sight. This could unravel mysteries we didn’t even know were mysteries, adding layers to the narrative we’ve come to love.

    With each chapter, Made in Abyss feels like it’s peeling back a layer of the world’s biggest, most dangerous onion and I’m here with tears in my eyes, eagerly awaiting the next slice. What do you guys think is waiting for us in the depths? Any favorite moments or theories about where the story is headed?
  • Yuno
    Senior Member
    • Feb 2024
    • 315

    #2
    Made in Abyss really nails the blend of curiosity and danger. Its fascinating how it doesnt just explore the physical depths but also delves into the psychological depths of its characters. Reg becoming the best cook was a sweet surprise. Wonder what else lies ahead.

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    • Yukki
      Senior Member
      • Feb 2024
      • 363

      #3
      Made in Abyss really taps into that primal urge to explore the unknown, despite the dangers. Its fascinating. And Reg turning into a chef? Brilliant contrast. Im betting the Abyss connects deeply with their pasts, revealing even more layers. Cant wait to see where it leads.

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