Reviews for Happiness Manga

vampires? It's a work based on the subject, but various elements are already packed in a mess and intertwined, and there may be people who don't like it, probably because it's sad, happy, and a bit gross.

Up to 3 volumes were 0 yen, so I read them, and I was drawn to them because of the amazing story. It's scary, it's sad, and it's scary. Finally, it makes me want to take a peek at what kind of happiness awaits.

A terrible disaster for an adolescent boy who suddenly became a vampire. The number of victims has increased due to fear of killing people, and institutions that research vampires are also joining the war. What's scary is probably after the main character is imprisoned.

A sad story where people whose lives have changed due to various encounters intersect. The scale was so grand that it was hard to keep up with it in the second half. I wanted it to be on a scale within 10 years or less when I was a student (lol)

It's a work I've never read before, so it was fresh! I was so drawn in!?

As always, Oshimi-sensei won't betray you... I think likes and dislikes will break up quite a bit. I think this is common to all of Oshimi-sensei's comics. If you have an understanding of the works written by Professor Oshimi, I think the content will be quite drawn to this time as well. If you read on after understanding Oshimi World, you'll be surprisingly able to get into the work. After all, they are still as good at painting, and they are detailed, realistic, delicate... beautiful from facial expressions, backgrounds, movements. Even blood, even human ugliness. Even the villains are beautiful. It's crazy. But is it human-like and adorable in a sense? Up to this point (physically?) of Oshimi-sensei's works I've seen so far There are no grotesque works, and I've seen several works depicting the purity of students' everyday lives, but even though it's not something I can experience, why am I able to get into so many works? I really think Oshimi-sensei is a genius, a genius... I was moved by the content of this person's work, and there was something that came to mind at the end. Daring to not make the future of the characters ambiguous, and ending with the reader making it clear how the characters will live from now on is one point where you can enjoy the work...? I really like the feeling that my heart feels fuzzy after I've finished reading Oshimi-sensei's works. But it will never be left behind. It was such a wonderful work, so be sure to read it to the end.

It's really amazing that Oshimi Shuzo sensei can convey such a sense of hopelessness. I love other works, but even adults are afraid of becoming traumatized

The more I read, the more I am drawn in. I thought it was a work that really made me feel the fear and insanity of humans.

I haven't been able to cry with Gene in a long time. And then I reread it from the beginning again. It's a sad story, but I was saved by a bit of salvation at the end. There is a bit of eroticism and glowness in the development of the story, but it's not just disgusting, it's exquisite. I admire the author's talent in creating a fresh youth and life drama using the seemingly common motif of vampires.

The story was very interesting and engaging. A fantasy story called vampires was mixed with a realistic story, and it was filled with things that made me think, and there were many places to see. For some reason, I burst into tears every time a scene where my mother was worried came out.

There are plenty of insane elements of Mr. Oshimi. If you know this author, this might be a book you can understand. If you imagine happiness like a normal girls' manga, you might be betrayed. There may be differences in likes and dislikes when there are few characters and the feeling that they speak with facial expressions and expressions, and where each one is real.

That's amazing, what's going on in this person's head, genius? Wizards? Anyway, it's amazing

I think he's an amazing manga artist. Both scum and charming people are good at drawing, and I feel the feeling that light and darkness intersect. I couldn't stop reading. The picture is also very good. I feel like I went on a big adventure all at once from my normal everyday life. I can recommend it to those who can read it as a work without getting involved in cruel expressions. I take it positively that the reason I feel that the number of pages is small is because I can read quickly. I want you to read on a little further. That's because it's interesting. At the end, I was filled with a close feeling after reading The Firebird. Whether a tiny human being dies without wanting to die, or even if they die happily, or even if they don't die, my mind was completely blank in this world, just an extension of time, and an infinite sense of emptiness about simply being there.

I was watching the author's previous work, so I was curious!! It's a work I'd like to buy more

Although they are vampires, they are not flashy fantasies, and there is a taste in the subtlety of incorporating anxiety and abnormalities into everyday life. The interaction between the main character and Gosho, who is also plain, is light and heartwarming. Far from it, it's a cruel development, though.

It's a really nice atmosphere. It was nice that the pictures were beautiful and easy to read. Let's buy the next one too.

It seems like a lot of bullied characters are the main characters. The way it starts is very appealing.