Reviews for Midday Moon Manga

This review contains spoilers. I read it after reading Jen! The unique worldview was alive and well, and it was a beautiful work with thin lines. Tsukuyomi's origins are sad, but I'm glad Amano made me so happy ♪ I was able to read Jen's extra edition too, and it was a great deal!

This review contains spoilers. The complete version of “King of the Full Moon.” People who are not human will stop by the travel residence, which is between the two worlds of this world and the eternal world. Tsukuyomi, the king of the Tsuneishi, who visited one day, was originally not a person of an ordinary world, but a person who lived in an eternal world as a pillar of human life. Amano, who works at a traveling residence, is surprised that Tsukuyomi looks just like her childhood friend Kangetsu. In the past, Moon Viewing invited Amano to the sea at night, and when they suddenly kissed her, she jumped into the sea and disappeared. Amano takes Tsukuyomi, who has no memory in this world, from her Tabijo to the sea before dawn. So, although Tsukuyomi can't remember her opponent, she remembers that instead of sending someone she liked into the world, she threw herself away. Amano then becomes Tsukuyomi's temporary home, and she decides to abandon this world and go to the everlasting world. It's an excellent fantasy that combines unique designs with a mysterious world view that is Japanese yet has a continental and Western atmosphere. The last words Tsukuyomi says to Amano, who does not feel lonely and sad about the person she has forgotten, leave a deep afterglow. The last scene where the two people from the past who lived in this world overlap with the two people who lived in this world overlap with the two people now while the flowers of the world are blooming under the full moon is simply beautiful. An extra edition of “,” where you can enjoy the cute Tsai Hong, has also been recorded.

This review contains spoilers. It was a strange view of the world that was different from Jen's. Even though it's a bit frustrating, both Amano and Tsukuyomi are happy, so that's fine! Jen's bonus comic? It was also good.

This review contains spoilers. Mizuki became the king of everlasting times and lost her memories of when they were human, but if the two were together forever, they will surely remember it someday. I want them to stay happy forever.

This review contains spoilers. I bought it for the story of a horse, but the title work was good too. Kangetsu was sacrificed in place of someone she liked and became Tsukuyomi, the king of the everlasting world. I'm reunited with Amano, who was my lover, but I don't remember it because I forget my past when I'm in a constant world. Meanwhile, Amano finds out why Kangetsu became Tsukuyomi and decides to stay together. It's the same as amnesia, so even if you forget it, it's okay to fall in love with the same person again. It's sad, but I feel love. Amano's determination is also manly. People from everyday life are cute too, so I want the two of them to stay on good terms all the time. Tsukuyomi's last smile is impressive. I wanted to read letters to this world. The story of Tadashi was sweet and fun. I'm happy to be able to watch the rest of Fay and Tsai Fong!

This review contains spoilers. It was a very sad story, but combined with the pictures, it was a beautiful story. It was a work where even if Tsukiyomi's memories didn't return, Amano felt happy being together even if her memories disappeared one day. The children around Tokise were cute too.