Reviews for Kakafukaka Manga

This review contains spoilers. I want Aki to have confidence, be undisturbed by others, and develop a development where she can quickly express her feelings in words. I'm also curious about my promise with Mr. Hase.

This review contains spoilers. The content feels unpredictable from the title, and the settings are not common, and I think it's an unusual setting. So, strangely enough, I was curious about the story and ended up charging.

This review contains spoilers. I just get annoyed by Mr. Terada. I think they hate women like this. But there are also a lot of parts where I understand that I'm important, that I just run away because I don't want to get hurt, I end up doing the same thing over and over, and I'm slow to notice various things... The feeling of being 3 steps forward and 2 steps back is frustrating, but I read it because it bothers me. Rather, I looked at what the bank was thinking from Akari's point of view and said, “It's not all what I feel or what I see. If you notice that “people have different ways of thinking and looking at things,” you have no choice but to face the true intentions of someone you want to know until you “understand.” I guessed the bank's reaction again based on my own values and got scared and ran away. It's back to normal, and I'm doing the same thing over and over again. I feel like I haven't noticed that either. Not just once, but over and over again. yakimoki. What's going to happen now? I can't predict the ending. I don't like Hase and Terada, but I like Motoko and Akari. I wonder what the ending will be like. I'm looking forward to it. I read the last volume from It feels so good that Aki changes so much. I like this Aki. Then, as Aki changed, both Hase and Honko changed for the better. “Liking” and “understanding each other” are very vague concepts, and they differ from person to person. Then, when I first became a “like,” I felt that it was difficult to recognize that feeling as a “like.” I thought he was very serious, clumsy, and pure. In the end, Hongoku had a simple ending where I always liked Aki, but that ending wasn't easy either; it was an ending where I had to worry about one by one, make mistakes, and go back. I thought it might be very real. People's emotions and it's hard to recognize them! I understand that! I think this frustrating way of writing is unique to Mr. Ishida. It's sensory, but it also allows me to dig in and think about it. That imbalance is interesting. Maybe that's why adults think it's interesting even if they read it. Motoko and Aki were insanely cute at the end. And after all, I like Honko and Akari the most.