Reviews for Good-Bye, Heron Manga

This review contains spoilers. Family love is on thin ice and is about to go bankrupt, so two high school students who don't know what love is meet by chance. They are attracted to each other without awareness and begin to depend on each other due to similar circumstances, but they assume that when they are in love, the moment they express their feelings that they like them, that love or love will go bankrupt. That's why we continue our relationship just by being close to each other. Kurokami, who was the first to notice his feelings, tried a little hard but gave up was mixed... compared to many romantic relationships, their relationship hasn't changed at all, yet they've changed in their own way. For example, I spent my whole life together and in my later years (beyond my parents' age), I wonder if this was love, and it seems like I can definitely say that I like my partner. I want you to take care of it. I wonder what Heron is in the title. I wonder if the triangle represents the family.

This review contains spoilers. I like it. As for the cover and title, I was fascinated and read them. It's like an indifferent, quiet film. I think it's kind of sad to say it's ephemeral. There is such an air. This is a work from quite a while ago, isn't it? Two people have a feud with their families. Little by little, the relationship changes when there is no such thing as effort or encouragement, just being by the side. When it comes to playboy wanderlust x quiet, the change in attack was clear. However, the trigger was not clear, and I interpreted it as if it was just the time between acceptance. I like the conversation. I think this is a pretty advanced technique with a bland yet flowing exchange. It made me want to read other works as well.

This review contains spoilers. Since they met when they were in high school, the relationship between the two was depicted quietly and carefully, and I loved it. I'm glad that their thoughts were conveyed by overcoming various things, such as the feelings and conflicts they each had for their families and changes in their sense of distance from their partner. I'm sure there will come a time (I wonder if I've already noticed) that the days that have passed so peacefully will come when you realize that you were happy.

This review contains spoilers. It beautifully depicts the sadness of Kusatsugu, who realized that what they were looking for was different while spending time thinking with each other that they were not codependent, but that they should be together the whole time. The lonely home environment triggered them to snuggle up, but it's nice that they didn't dig deep into it. I don't care about that, damn it. Umikaze plays a lot, but it doesn't mean that Kusatsugu doesn't have anyone to play with. It seems that there are many people who think it's vague about whether there is a physical relationship between these two people, but they just don't directly express eroticism, they have a physical relationship. Please don't worry. While kissing in the first episode, a monologue from the exchange of “the phone is ringing” and “I'll be fine later,” and after that, Kusatsugu is shirtless. This comic doesn't show nudity for nothing, so it shows the aftermath. Also, there is a scene where they flirt in bed when they were in high school, but their uniforms are loose and the sea breeze comes from behind (from the side?) Kusatsugu, who is on board, has red cheeks. Kusatsugu is always unfriendly. The angle at which you dye your cheeks and look back is completely receptive. I like stories that push away cheating attacks and make them think, notice, and convert, so I became addicted to it all at once from the second half. It's an unsatisfactory ending in the main story, so the subsequent story, 2 drawn episodes and 2 pages under the cover have a very nice flavor, and the feeling that they will make you happy satisfies me.

This review contains spoilers. Two people who felt uncomfortable at home met and arrived at the answer over time. I thought it was a relationship where I was burying what I couldn't get from my family, but gradually my partner changed into someone important to me. It's sad to think that once I'm aware of it and tell them, it's going to end. At the end, the sight of them needing each other and spending time together made me want to say, “I'm really glad.”

This review contains spoilers. We haven't even been in a relationship since high school, but we're just always next to each other, that's all. It's just that kind of relationship, but there are plenty of depictions where there is probably a physical relationship. There are various backgrounds for each, and even though there isn't anything clear in the end, it feels quiet from beginning to end. But the dialogue and that kind of atmosphere are really good in this work.

This review contains spoilers. YMZ's first comic!! Even though I've read all of the works, I now know they read YMZ (Yahizumi) ^^; after meeting in high school and living together for 6 years, Kusatsugu and Umikaze are not lovers, friends, or family. The two, who can't believe in their happiness and love due to their family environment, have lived together for 6 years and have a sense of loneliness with each other. The “complicity” relationship (trust) that Umikaze says over and over again are two people whose hopelessness has accumulated since childhood is so painful that they stubbornly disobey their love. It's a sad and cute story where I suddenly burst into tears and got impatient ^^; weak against two struggling people ^^; two people who had relentless upbringing and rejected happiness and love too much, were accepted after 6 years of living together. The two people who seem to be laughing at each other now are adorable (^^) I guess they both didn't miss their way since they met in high school. The subtitle is drawn from Goodbye Heron = Aoi in “The Two Skylarks.” Hibari has the meaning of clear weather, and Ao of Ao of Ao of Ao of Aoi has a dim meaning (here, the compensatory dimness of the family), so it was exciting because it brilliantly showed the changes in the relationship between the two of them ◎ I'm happy that it's a style I've liked since their debut work!!