Reviews for THE AMNESIAC BRIDE Manga

The route is different from the usual HQ. I was reminded of Comic City Hunter, wondering what life would be like for the two after Happien. Of course, the content is completely different, but there are approximate values for the world we are in, and there is also happiness that seems far from a typical family, and the joy of love that was obtained even though it was lonely. It goes without saying that starting from zero due to lack of memory changed 2 people, but wouldn't this have happened if they were the original 2 people? If that is to say, they are also somehow different, and they have a cuteness that makes you think they just turned out like this after all. However, I couldn't see any of the amazing muscles in Hero Zane's naked body, and the splendor in the heroine Hoyt's line wasn't conveyed (laughs), but even so, I was horrified by her handling of cancer.

It was jarring until the very end, but at the end I understood the occupation, and I'm glad I was so convinced. Also, thanks to memory loss, the two became aware of each other as opposite sex, and it had a happy ending, so I'm thankful for the loss of memory!?? Right.

The story is interesting, but there aren't many good depictions in the pictures, and it's awkward. The fact that it doesn't look smooth is reading and doesn't make me feel superior suspense, the atmosphere is somewhat chilled, and the love element doesn't dissipate enough in the scene between the two, and the mysterious way they solve the mystery is also half-hearted. The heroine is in a lost state where there is little sense of involvement, but she is unable to demonstrate her independence due to loss of memory, and if she wants to enjoy a honeymoon with him, she is simply worried about anything other than her dress. His fragmentary explanation is also weak in expression. The two didn't look at each other on the cover either. The man's eyes are on the rest. I want them to move the two main characters more richly and show their facial expressions. Because of the occupation, it would be nice if the feeling of the flesh comes to life even in situations where it is not allowed to be conveyed even more. I want the casino scene to be a little more flashy. The frame with the portrait is flat. Still image. The shape of the frame has been devised to show immediate changes, yet the mobility of the story is not strongly added to it. that's a shame. In particular, the bottom right side of page 114 is hard to understand. Wouldn't the picture in which the tense pistol appeared would have been more exciting if it had a little more production in it? I felt like he was showing off too much of his inner feelings for the heroine before the accident. I wanted to see the heroine before in pictures rather than words. Men wanted more visual appeal. Other than pages 55 and 61. I read comicalized stuff not because I read a story because it takes less time and is lighter than following the characters, but because I want to see something that goes beyond literality with visual expressions that can only be depicted in comics. I want them to draw a lot more to remove the hardness of the characters, brush the details, show off the expressions of the two main characters in a variety of ways, and make the shape of his face even cooler. It means 4 stars when rounded up to 3.5 or more, which is less than 4.0.

It's not a story with the usual pattern, and it's fine for a slightly different kind of story.