Reviews for No. 6 Manga

After 45 years, I finally bought the original!!! Shion is super natural and pure, and a beautiful, hardworking mouse who is attracted to it. I would love to go on a trip with the two of you!!??

I liked the original story, and I watched the anime too! I thought the manga was very well expressed.

I was drawn in because the characters, scenery, and ideas I imagine while reading the novel were perfectly expressed in the manga. The pictures are careful, and the frames are easy to read, and even though it's a long story, I can read it quickly. I've reread it over and over again.

I went in and read comics and novels. There are also depictions that are somewhat reminiscent of BL, but I wonder if that's not the case, they say family love, friendship, etc. Manga is good too, but if you read novels, you can understand more details, so would you recommend both?

I read it because I thought it was a story I didn't really understand at the beginning, probably because the original was a novel, but as I read it, I became addicted to it. I love Shion and mice. The little mouse was really cute. I've only read the original story by touch, so I don't know, but I think there are broken parts, so I think I wanted the story to be expressed in a little more detail by increasing the number of volumes.

The anime aired a few years ago, but it left an impression on me and I was curious about its comicalization. If it's a comic, it's nice to understand the details. At first, I thought everyone had the same face, but as I read on, I think it's a good comic with details such as the background, etc., and there's no sense of cutting corners at all.

I've only bought it halfway through, but I'm so addicted to it that I almost completed the entire volume one day. Shion and the mouse are cute!

I was curious about the content, but I enjoyed reading it quite a bit! That was great.

I've read novels, and the manga are very interesting too!

It's a difficult work to talk about, and there are pros and cons to it. I personally love mice, so I read until the last volume. I think it's a work that you gradually become addicted to as you read it.

I read this work from the original, and I really take my hat off to Hinoki-san, who was able to draw such a very difficult and appealing work so carefully. If you've only watched the NO.6 anime or manga, I definitely want you to read the original story as well. On the other hand, I think it's a degree of perfection that makes you want to read the original story. It's interesting no matter how many times I read it, and I'm getting more and more addicted to it!

It seems that it was based on the famous Asano Atsuko sensei's work, and I was drawn in so much that I wanted to read the original story as well. I'm worried about the continuation ~

I'm a fan of the original story. If it's a comic, it's nice to be able to see the cityscape and people's expressions. are mice cool? It's also nice that there are a few stories that didn't appear in the main story on the later pages. It looks like a crying cry cut has been cut, and there are so many fascinating scenes, and I fell in love with it once again. However, if you know the flow of the story, like me, I think it will be interesting to read, but those who start with comics may think what it is. The previous one is also written, but there are times when the story progresses in 1 frame. For me, it's a lot of fun to read because it was completed with the original story. I wonder if the next one will come out soon...?

It was continuously said that the world had become pain-free, but in fact, that was not the case. It's a hard story to imagine. Under such circumstances, how do you get involved with people with different values and arrive at the truth? I'm curious.

It's an original story by Asano Atsuko, so I was able to read it quickly with good development of the story.

I really like the straight garden. The relationship with mice is really good. The friendship between boys unique to Asano-san is too wonderful. Even though it's a distorted world, I'm moved to see the friendship between the two that went a little too far while being wrapped up in complicated truths.

Originally, I was reading Asano-san's NO.6 novel. There are comics too, so I was a little curious, so I read them... There aren't many differences from the original, and I think the work is easy to read. The picture also fits the story.

I remember reading the original book during my middle school reading time. I miss it! Also, I'm glad it was easier to enjoy than a novel. I was only imagining the snake pattern back then, so I was impressed by how it looked at the illustration.

I started with the original story, and it's interesting to be able to read comics quickly. Maybe I'll pull it off the bookshelf after a long time. My personal image of a mouse had short hair, so I remember being surprised by the anime.

I like the main character, the boy, because he is pure and cute. I'm looking forward to the continuation, and it's a work that makes me watch more and more.