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Killer Shark in Another World (Manga Recommendation)

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Published: 09 Jan 2022 › Updated: 09 Jan 2022Killer Shark in Another World (Manga Recommendation)

Killer Shark in Another World (Manga Recommendation)

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With isekai you mostly have a handful of types. The ones which are stereotypical; those that try to be original in the setting or powers of the protagonist (failing about half of the time); and those that only use the excuse of the isekai to present us some chill adventures, comedy or romance, etc.

Killer Shark in Another world... Its like a movie from The Asylum in manga format.

Whats The Asylum...? Did you ever saw a Sharknado movie? Well, they did those movies.

The series deals with Shiromi. A girl from a modest town that starts studying to be a summoner, and that way, helping to defeat the Demon King.

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Sadly, she fails at summoning any useful creature. At least until she somehow ends up watching a movie from our work about a killing shark. Those gory memories interfere the next time she tries to summon something, resulting in Sa-Me appearing.

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And despite it's funny appearance and how cute he acts around Shiromi. The little shark results to be a really powerful and violent being that doesnt doubt about attacking when provoqued -or not-.

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The rest it's history.

I wont explain much more... Because there's little more lol.

This isn't a serious manga as you can obviously imagine. Just a gory stupid manga that parodies those bad movies about sharks, besides making a lot of references about american movies in general. To the point of absurdism.

So if you just want something funny and brainless, try this manga.

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