There’s a diverse, large cast of characters, but they lack basic characterisation and meaningful character development.
Rinse and repeat for 300+ chapters and you have Toriko. go on a quest to find a food-> Toriko arrives and has to fight some monster who doesn’t actually give af about the food-> villains shows up, Toriko fights them and wins-> Toriko gets a powerup from eating said food, then decides if he’ll put it on his full course. Toriko’s the gourmet hunter who searches for the food and defeats any opponents that comes their way, meanwhile Komatsu’s the chef who prepares the food. Our main protagonist Toriko, and his partner Komatsu explore the world to find rare and exquisite ingredients, to accomplish Toriko’s dream of creating the best full course meal. Where people live and explore various delicious food to eat. The story takes place in the Gourmet age, a world These are the only pros I can think of for Toriko unfortunately, because i felt this series had a lot more flaws. Amazing art, with brutal action sequences
Unique concept and setting (Can you name another battle manga about food?) I thought the same thing until I read it, and honestly it completely blew my expectations away. I bet you’re wondering “how can a shounen about food be interesting?”.
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