Reviews for Inuyashiki Manga

The movie was good too, but the original is even more interesting. It's so cool.

The unexpectedness that the main character is an old man. The impact of the cover is also amazing! And they fight a lot

It was shocking at the same level as GANTZ. Inuyashiki, who looked like an old man, was declared a businessman in his 50s and had no choice but to keep quiet as a hobbit every day, and Lion God, a handsome high school student in the same class as the daughter in the dog house, lived a boring life every day. One day, 2 people were involved in an unidentified biological attack and disappeared. It is converted into a weapon without permission in order to erase it, and it is restored as if nothing had happened. Then, having already learned the fact that they are not human, they each go for the exact opposite idea. I couldn't stop being excited because the hero of justice looked like a grandpa, and the villain who repeatedly slaughtered was a handsome high school student who had such an impact. Sadly, both lives changed because they got weapons, so the people in question must have mixed feelings. After all, the depiction of living creatures, including humans, dying is heartbreaking. Since color and hearing were added even more in the anime, the glossiness was doubled. until the end, only the voice of the lion god was nothing but a sense of incongruity? Why was it adopted the biggest mystery?

Is the protagonist middle aged being treated wickly by his family? On the other hand, are you young and cool as a man? I was excited about a setting I've never seen before, where the boy is a heel... but anyway, I'm frustrated by the boy's selfishness, frustrated by the main character's family, and it's a humane story in a good sense

It's a work by GANTZ author, so I looked forward to reading it, but this one is interesting too! I'm curious about the continuation!

First, I read the author's pictures so beautiful that I was drawn in. Occasionally, there are playful elements from the author, and it's interesting in that sense as well.

My father's treatment was so pitiful that it made me cry. Although it has nothing to do with the subject of the work...

As always, the mechanical design and drawing are amazing and amazing, and I'm fascinated. There were a lot of things about Gantz, but this one was organized here and was easy to read! Anyway, I'm moved at the end. I think it's the last one that makes you feel pretty refreshed.

I felt somewhat vain when I thought about the feelings of both of them about how they perceived and acted in response to that reality

From people who are just people to different people. The development was also interesting. There will be a continuation, so I would like to read it again. Another person who was in the same situation, Dangerous Person vs. Justice?!

I read it after learning about its existence in the movie adaptation. I'm curious to see how it unfolds in the movie.

It's also been made into a movie, so I was wondering why it's so popular, and I was addicted to it when I read it. It's scary, but it's a feeling of being drawn in.

It's a sci-fi action comic mixed with exhilaration and cruelty in Shioume. The story's bold setting and flashy action are eye-catching, but in essence, I thought it might be a human drama depicting family ties and friendships. When I finished reading it, the humane part was impressive.

It's a work that seems both good and bad. I don't recommend it to people who don't like cruel expressions, but it's just uniquely interesting

I read volume 1!! I don't read many youth manga, so I wasn't familiar with the atmosphere of the picture at first, but I'm drawn into the content and I'm worried about the continuation. I'm interested in movies too.

It's quite different from the movie, but both were interesting! I've only read up to 7 volumes

I love all of this author's works. I'm curious about what the old man will do in the future