OPUS excels at these questions because of the way it presents them. Every character is interesting and has their own set of morals and ideas that are executed flawlessly across these pages. Satoko is pained to realize she's not really “real” (or is she?) but is willing to sacrifice herself if it means her world can achieve happiness. Rin is keen on exploiting the fictional universe and stopping the evil from ever coming into existence, even though that may mean his world can't exist because its whole purpose was conflict. Nagai questions his own existence within his world and what makes something real. It's an interesting look into fate, purpose, existentialism, and the idea of having a purpose in life. Read Full Review
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