Reviews for Kakafukaka Manga

The picture is cute. I think this is impossible, but I'm longing for it. I definitely recommend comics over dramas.

I feel like after reading it, I'm curious about the next one, and I'm curious again... I'm not familiar with the personality of the main character, the woman, so I'm going to read it little by little.

This author's work is unique and interesting. The characters are also attractive. However, since the picture is characteristic, I think there are differences in likes and dislikes. The lashes are dry, aren't they, the shape of the mouth? That's all I'm concerned about.

I haven't read the last volume yet, but it was interesting! A girl has her own ideas and I can sympathize with them. The development of the story is also reasonable, and I like the strange characters in the story that really seem to be possible because they are interesting!

Wait for it to finish and read it all at once. It's an interesting story with a unique story. I'm frustrated by the main character, but I'm glad it opened up again. I understood the meaning of the title at the end of the story.

I bought comics halfway through. I watched the drama while playing smoothly. Terada-san, there are places that are really frustrating... but I felt that there is probably something embedded in the whole country that there is always somewhere. Something like a place where you try to gain the value of your existence by connecting with your body... I really understand the feeling of really facing each other just because you like it is scary, it takes courage, it's exhausting... and it makes you want to run away. But since I like them, they go out with each other... I don't think there's any need to get into a mold... Terada-san probably noticed it at the end and was blown away (laughs), so if the results are good, everything is fine ♪♪

Terada-san went to work, and in addition, Hase-san and Akari also had some kind of hurt or abandonment that was left behind due to some kind of instability, and even so, they are living a normal life in a positive way. I was able to sympathize with the story, which seemed to cut out a scene from my life.

For now, I'm thinking about reading up to 3 issues and continuing to buy them. It looks like they've also been made into a drama, so I think it's pretty interesting, but maybe Terada-san doesn't like it. So 4 stars

They don't stick together easily, and even after they notice how they both like each other, they don't move forward. A comic with a quirky atmosphere

They have low self-esteem and look good before they are aware that they like them or face their partner. There are people like this. This unenvied way of falling in love is also rare in girls' comics. That's what makes it interesting, and it has a unique flavor. The lack of dialogue was frustrating at first, but once I got used to it, I felt fine. The title was collected in the final episode. Somehow I was able to make predictions along the way ♪ It was interesting.

It wasn't an exciting, exciting comic, but I was worried about the continuation, so I bought the whole volume.

Both Motoko and Hase-san, the men who appear in this comic have vague characters and it's hard to see the inside of their hearts, but I can't put into words the behavior and mentality they can see while being vague, but I can't put it into words. I understand that Terada-san would be cowardly and anxious, and the beginning of the comic is impressive, but I thought it was pretty real. Also, the real intention of Honko that comes up once in a while is cute

After watching the drama, I was curious and read it. I wonder if the original one is more interesting. I'm looking forward to the last one.

The subtleties of the mind were drawn out, and it was worth reading! At the end, ah, that's fine. There were times when I thought, but as a whole, the work was interesting!!

It's a strange setting, but I was worried about the continuation and read it quickly. There are also many mysterious characters, and I'm looking forward to future developments.

I always think when I look at the title how many times there have been mosquitoes ♪ Love things that aren't straightforward are interesting. It's an adult story, but the characters are childish and well-balanced

The content of Takumi Ishida's comics has many unrealistic settings, but I think they well express the emotions of the characters and the real emotions of humans. Kaka Kaka has also been made into a live-action movie, so I'm looking forward to future developments!