Reviews for Your Lie in April Manga

This review contains spoilers. It's a really beautiful comic. I've only read volume 1 yet, but I wish I had read it sooner. The pictures are beautiful, the expression of feelings is beautiful, and the words are beautiful. I'm already moved by volume 1. I'm looking forward to seeing how the main character changes. Also, I wasn't aware of romance until this point, so I was surprised. It's a wonderful comic. I would recommend it to many people.

This review contains spoilers. I couldn't read the last volume without tears. I wanted Ka-chan to be well. did you want the two of them to play while arguing again? Whether it's music or sports, it's great to have friends who can compete. I'll probably read it again and again.

This review contains spoilers. Anyway, I cried right from the beginning. While following the song being written, I read it until the end with the feeling that I could hear that overwhelming amount of heat while imagining the sound of Kaori from the stage. There are lots of fun student life and childlike innocent scenes, and even though it's a work I really like, it was too painful, too scary, and I cried too much, but I reread it again, and the ending didn't change, and I cried again at the end.

This review contains spoilers. I started with anime and was so moved that I decided to take a look at comics as well. At first, I felt that the touch was different from the anime, and there was a sense of incongruity, but when I noticed it, I really fell in love with this touch. Great final volume.

This review contains spoilers. I know the main flow of the story from the beginning, but in a sense, the good thing about this work and the publisher is that it was completed without betraying expectations and without delay. There are various music comics, but I think they are fresh and good works that cut out the days of youth. The depiction is wonderful, so I can cry with peace of mind. Please read it quietly by yourself.

This review contains spoilers. There are times when I shed tears over and over again because of this moving story! It makes me think about the feelings of each and every character that comes up and how to treat them!!

This review contains spoilers. It's a work involving a piano, but it also involves quite a bit of love affairs. The interaction between the heroine, who the main character is falling in love with, and Tsubaki, who has a crush on the main character, is also somewhat sweet and sour, and I feel nostalgic.

This review contains spoilers. I came from anime! music or health care? It's a (slightly) related story, and I'm curious about the next one! It made me feel like that! I know everything, but I want them to be happy.

This review contains spoilers. I really like the human relationships and worldview of this comic. You can clearly understand the feelings of each character, and although it is a comic where the main character develops through music, it may be better not to think of it as a musical comic. It's interesting to read it thinking it's a youth comic rather than a musical one. I read the entire volume, and it was really interesting and moved!

This review contains spoilers. It's a manga that tends to focus on sad love stories, but the expression of performance is passionate. It's exciting to see how the main character transcends barriers and increases his abilities through performances and emotional exchanges with rivals. The people around them are drawn in a very attractive way, and the characters stand so much that each person can create a manga with the main character. The way it ends is sad, but it's beautiful and refreshing. The title has a good sense of language, and the way it is collected is also wonderful. It would be a waste to shy away from people if they don't read romance stuff. This is a profound work that even adults can enjoy!

This review contains spoilers. It was the first comic I read, and I was very moved by it. I watched the anime version, but it still made me cry. I think it's a work that even people who are tired of this manga can read properly.

This review contains spoilers. Now it's volume 3. The underlying “trauma is so severe that I can't hear the sound.” If they were treated like that, I think my mind would collapse in the middle. Ka-chan is closing in on that last minute. I wonder if it's a comic for fun. I wonder if it's a comic for thinking. Currently 7 volumes. That's dangerous. I cry every time I reread it. The premonition of “now” makes me cry. Music comics that are so sad. But I want to read more. After I've calmed down a bit, though.