He's so gorgeous and beautiful. And his middle name being Johan can't be a coincidence. He just needs the Johan hairstyle.

Anna is a better character than Johan

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I’ve been saving up some money, and I really enjoyed the series, but I’m not sure whether to get the manga. I’m worried it might just be the same as the anime—like what happened with Frieren. I bought the first volume, but since it was identical to the anime, I lost the motivation to keep buying the rest.

I finished this masterpiece now , this a great anime.

I don't even know who this is. I just saw this post and Roberto came to mind. I'm so sorry to the poor person upon seeing whom I thought of Roberto 😭

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I have seen a lot of theories online about the childhood of the twins before being found by wolf. The two prominent ones are:

1. Vera escaped with the twins after their birth and is currently hiding with them.

2. The three frog itself is an experiment by bonaparta.

Supporting points:

Hiding theory:

This theory is considered canon so it doesn't need a lot of explanation.

Core issues I found: 1. Why didn't vera chose a faraway place? 2. Why didn't she name the twins?

Experiment theory:

This theory suggest that three frogs apartment was an extension to bonarpatas education program ( Peter capek on seeing the twins just after their birth mentions they will undergo his program) thus monitoring the twins. This also explains why vera didn't run away that far from the red rose mansion. It also suggests the twins be dressed the same without names to deprive them of their identity. Also makes sense why vera didn't name them during that time.

Issues with experiment theory i found :

1. Vera sending letters to helenka as if nothing is wrong which prolly wouldn't happen if they were under the holding of bonaparta.

2. Schuwald visiting them in three frogs if they were under captive.

MY MAIN QUESTION

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The thing that bugged me is JOHAN has the nameless monster book with him at three frogs. If vera hated franz and the children have never attended reading sessions at the red rose mansion, how does johan have this book at the three frogs. This only makes sense if the twins were undergoing bonarpata's program, else why would vera allow him to read that?

Please do correct me if I am wrong.

Just saying this because many just self-interpret on what may conveniently happened in the series, while don't actually fully think about all the possibilities and why Urasawa chose to leave the ending at a mystery. And then they go to reddit and complained that the series didn't spoonfeed them to stop contemplating this piece.

Hi! I loved the show from start to finish, does anyone recommend a rewatch? Are there things you didn't notice the first time that you only noticed on a rewatch? Or is Monster the kind of anime where you can only really watch it once?

Hey, everyone. I finished Monster around 2-3 months ago. I don’t see much discussion about the ending on this subreddit, so I just wanted to talk about it.

I mainly have 2 reasons for heavily disliking the ending. The first being:

1)I feel like they left the true origin of Johan’s monster to be too ambiguous. What is Johan’s monster? Did it come to be with him at birth because of the manipulation of breeding by the government? Or was it because of Franz Bonaparta’s actions? Or was it birthed when Johan saw that his mother couldn’t tell him apart from his sister, and felt that he and her were the same? The whole show built so much tension around the finale, so the answer to Johan’s monster felt rather underwhelming.

2) I don’t like how Johan was just allowed to walk away. Look at his kill count. All the middle aged couples across Germany, The Lieberts, Junkers and his accomplices, The Fortners and Mr Maurer, all the people from 511 Kinderheim, Richard Braun, the whole darn town of Ruhenheim, etc etc. And I bet there are so so many more, as I said before it’s been a while since I watched the show. He’s taken many lives and shattered so many others completely. And after that, he walks? We just forget about all the people who suffered in his wake, and focus on his joyous rehab? I really disliked this part.

Monster was genuinely a 10/10 for me before the ending, the character development, the action scenes and especially the choreography were top notch. But the ending brought it down to a 7.5/10 for me personally.

Just finished the show a couple weeks ago and it was overall peak. Mr Grimmer was one of the most beautifully written characters I have seen.

However, I didn't like how Johan got shot by a random newly introduced character. So much of the suspense of the show was based on the recurring theme of whether Tenma will become a murderer or not, is he gonna shoot or not? Many of the episodes were centered around Tenma and the people around him being distressed about this matter and growing through it.

In the end, it felt like this question was just avoided and one of the main themes was left hanging. Am I missing something?

Some of my fav panels

What's the main motive? Is it to make Wolf feel lonely and a nobody?

I don’t understand what is Johan’s thought regarding Anna and Tenma anymore . On one hand , he want Tenma to kill him and Anna to be safe . On the other hand , he just calmly walk away when the ceiling fall on his sister

Like , there is nihilism and there is inaction

In episode 26, Johan mentions to Lotte that Schubert went bankrupt 3 times in the past, and in ep28, one of the guys tells Richard that Schubert went bankrupt 2 times. Is this a script error or something? Or just a plot detail I forgot. I'm revisiting this after a while so my memory might be muddled.

Ok_Garbage_2159 para ti para este johan tome referencia de un chico