Reviews for TRIGGER Manga

This review contains spoilers. I read the other 2 works first, and both were interesting. I started reading Trigger with a sense of satisfaction, and as a matter of fact, it's up to volume 2, but it's filled with exhilaration of punishing evil, the feeling of being too aggressive, and sad. There is no hypocrisy or restraint, etc., and personally, I can really sympathize with this work.

This review contains spoilers. This is a manga adaptation of Itakura-san's novel by Impulse. It was really interesting. I thought about what I would do. It was interesting that there were all kinds of people, such as people who would go wild based on their own beliefs, people who would go crazy, and people who would never point a gun no matter how stupid they were. If we had this system, I think crime would definitely decrease, but I'm afraid that someone other than myself has guns. But I'm also afraid of having one myself.

This review contains spoilers. I don't want to read the print, so I'm glad it was comicalized. I like Itakura-san, but I wasn't expecting the book... but I betrayed him in a good sense ~ (*'∀`) It was really refreshing that the lawyer who wins acquittal is the trigger. After all, there was also retaliation, and the part about human years was depicted. It also felt commonplace, but he is a manga artist with drawing skills and makes me think about a lot of things.