Asadora!, Vol. 7

Three and a Half Stars.

More Kaiju action with Asa doing her level best to bite off more she's been given to chew, a short but enjoyable bit of drama towards the end of the volume involving Asa, Miyako, Kinuyo, et al. and a decidedly concerning turn for Shoto, whose desperate need and strain to live up to his family's expectations along with those he projects on our title character encourages a choice opening a path to hallucinated glory where naught but psychological and physical ruin surely reside.