Reviews for SUPER NATURAL Manga

This review contains spoilers. Maybe you can enjoy the sequel JAM alone, but if possible, read the two books in order. This is because it is only when there are memories from the vocational school days that begin with a friendship that the conflict that unfolds in the sequel comes to life. In volume one, the story comes to an end with relationships and career paths unique to students, confusion leading up to mutual feelings, first sex, etc. Then, when I thought it was a happy ending but somehow unsatisfactory... JAM for working adults was introduced. In addition to being able to understand in detail the personalities and sense of distance between the two people, which could not be fully explained in one volume, you can enjoy a sweet cohabitation life. Daichi seems bland and and surprisingly bewitching. Physical contact increases dramatically. They are at the mercy of happening and temptations at drinking parties that are common among working people, the conflict of the earth as acceptance, and the strength of the wind against homosexuality, and at one point they are on the verge of separation... they reaffirm their love for each other due to Nobu (Noburu)'s unwavering thoughts that haven't changed since they were students (you can't empathize much here if you haven't read volume 1), and they overcome the crisis safely. Then, the two, who have deepened their bond, have reaffirmed that they are “what they want to be” from the eyes of those around them, have received support from understanding friends who surround them, and have regained their happy everyday lives. In the scene of the crisis of separation, it really felt like my heart was torn even when I was reading it. A sense of fear that an important person who has always been with me until now will leave because of my own conflicts. The gaping hole in my heart felt like it was all packed into just 1 or 2 pages.

This review contains spoilers. Volume 1 was so cute and fluffy about romance. The beauty school story was quite a few pages long, and that was also interesting. And volume 2 was insanely good. I like it. Both of them weren't originally gay, and I felt that Daichi was treated as a girl, and the conflict where I felt uncomfortable being treated well and worried about who I was, and the kindness of Noble watching over it tightened my heart. It's so cute to flirt even in front of my colleagues after the earth is blown away, and I really like the place where Noble takes mounts with Noroke. The pictures are cute, and the clothes and background are stylish, and I love it.

This review contains spoilers. We met when we were students, started dating, and you can watch the important moments in our lives from when we went out to Tokyo and became members of society until we started dating, just like in a movie. While it was difficult to communicate feelings between students, I was able to read it without getting too heavy due to comical psychological depictions along the way. Since they became members of society, there were times when they hurt each other due to Daichi's own psychological worries and anxiety, and lack of confidence to continue being loved rather than the people around them, and it seemed like they would burst into tears when they read it unintentionally. Of course, it also involved relationships with people around me, so it was a great read. Above all, Nobu is so cool that he can be called Zupadari, and sometimes he is playful and weak-minded, but it was wonderful to see him thinking about the earth all this time. I definitely wanted to read the sequel. I wonder if it's there ~??

This review contains spoilers. boys attending beauty colleges? It was the first author Sama who bought it after checking it through trial readings and reviews, but the design and character settings were cute, and the atmosphere was exciting from beginning to end, so I was able to read Peaceful Love? Do you have a gentle Kyun? ... did your ratings go up a lot after reading volume 2? Honestly, volume 1 only left a cute impression, so? In the first place, for these two to have a same-sex romance, don't they really feel weak? I felt like that. Do you love each other romantically? was the epi of that feeling weak personally? However, I also wonder if everyone is just someone who has a strong crush. So, after all... is volume 2 getting mixed up? I'm worried. Right. No matter what, you have to be fluent! It's natural to think about it as a land that has a strong will and doesn't seem to have a romantic relationship. Until now, in BL, I said, “Don't the boys I get into trouble with the part of men who are in my minority just because their romantic partner is of the same sex? Physical relationships are passive. It's just the body's job, but isn't this important? Just because you like your partner, you can't easily twist it, right?” I also had a question, so? I love attacking so much that I can make quick concessions! there are a lot of BLs that only accept romantic feelings, right? In volume 2, the earth is deeply troubled by that question, so you may get a little bored with it, and it continues to be fuzzy all the time? But as expected, the author Sama demonstrated her ability and reached the end with a good aftertaste, so happy? is Nobu particularly wonderful? dragged the earth in? Is Nobu, who unwaveringly directs his determined love, like responsibility, to the earth without blurring, really handsome? I'm glad the Earth was prepared properly, too, are you relieved?

This review contains spoilers. I suddenly burst into tears in the second half of volume 2. Tears were shed in just one frame, but the feelings of the two piled up, and they finally got through there, or rather, it was a very nice work that made me feel like I was in love originally. Please read up to volume 2

This review contains spoilers. The conflicts and unsolvable worries of getting along with people of the same sex are well depicted. Nobu has really grown up, hasn't he? I'm sure her way of thinking hasn't changed in a long time, and she originally has a gentle personality with a broad heart and can think about others. Compared to that, Daichi has a nervous and difficult personality. I'm always anxious and don't have confidence in myself. But I also understand the Earth's thoughts very well. But I think that bothers me the same way even when dating someone of the opposite sex. Nobu said that he likes the person called Daichi, and that he would like to put that area into more words. They definitely don't blame the earth, and they listen peacefully. I can't stop crying no matter how many times I watch the scene where the earth tries to retreat because I can't be myself. Even in volume 1, Nobu told me that if you don't like the Earth, you can just stay friends, so you can rely on him. Daichi, who is worried, and Daichi who listens to Nobu's story, all had wonderful expressions, and the uneasy feelings of the earth were conveyed. Like More Than Words, I'd like to see this work on video.

This review contains spoilers. Both are stories about each other. tears in volume 2... I definitely want you to read up to volume 2! It was my first time reading this writer, and it was a really good story!!

This review contains spoilers. This is my most favorite work by the author. In particular, you can read volume 2 over and over again! Nobu's tears in the conflict between the earth... these two sweet people after their bond became even stronger are already awesome! The two happy people had a good feeling after reading it, and they reread it over and over again.