[From MangAscreener]: The only common feature in these stories is an adult hero, which somehow faces face to face with the past of his childhood, in the testimony of the loss of youth, disappointment in aging and nostalgia for the best times. In Pantheon, Adachi is a rare diametrical look at his eternal theme of "youth", in this case youth, considered through the prism of the past. This is a powerful adami statement, which can even be recognized by its ever-growing age. What is impressive in these stories is not the plots or the characters themselves, but absolutely the perfect way to tell them, another aspect of the experience that comes with age. Most of the stories may require multiple readings to fully assess the tightness of the plot and visual motives. "