Reviews for Sayonara Zetsubou-Sensei Manga

The characters are unique and really interesting! Personally, I wonder if Abiru-chan is cute ☆

It's a famous work that has been recommended by people around me, and I've heard the title, and once I read it, it's easy to read and interesting! I'm glad you recommended it!

Kumeda-sensei is a funny manga with a unique view of the world. Recommended for people who love surreal laughs and slightly angled cuts. I really fall in love with people who are addicted to it.

The manga's development is centered around black maniac stories and current affairs stories that induce surreal laughter, and the number of female students who have too strong personalities gradually increases, and somehow I'm the only one who seems like Love Hina?

Kumeda Yasuharu sensei uses a lot of current affairs stories from that time, so reading it now reminds me of those days and makes me nostalgic.

“Have you been there?” “Yeah, the whole time” is an interesting comic with lots of nostalgic exchanges

this person's manga is really cynical lol I feel like this main character is hopeless but has strong vitality

I feel like Kumeda sensei's works can be enjoyed more in this magazine than in comics. I love it because it's just the right length for resting chopsticks, and it's fun.

Basically, it's a complete episode and you can read it quickly, so it may not be a good way to say it, but I think it's a perfect manga when you want to read an interesting manga to kill time. Anyway, the characters are all unique.

The story progressed quickly and was very interesting. I've read a few books, but I especially recommend volume 1.

It was an interesting black slapstick comedy with unique characters. It was a perfect development in the final episode.

After all, it's interesting. I wonder why they came up with this. It makes me laugh even after reading it for the first time in a while

It's a comic that plunges into everyday events centered around Nozomu Itoiro (commonly known as Mr. Despair), who thinks negatively about everything, and his highly characteristic students +α. It's an onparade with stories about current events and people, such as self-deprecating stories that sometimes make you laugh even though you don't understand them, and certain stories. But it doesn't end there? It takes a lot of time to read and comes with lots of bonuses. There is a lot of value compared to others.

It makes me laugh, and there are a lot of points I'm impressed with. The faces of the characters look the same to me, and I can't tell them apart.

I personally like it, but I think they have different tastes. If you read volume 1 and don't get the hang of it, you'd better not buy the rest. There are a lot of parodies and current affairs stories from other works, so I wonder if people who know it can really laugh. I recommend it to people who like addictive comics.

It is ironic about the social situation and the world in general, and in order to draw a work with that theme, it is necessary to “have a belly button bend” first. I will point out discrepancies from an unconventional point of view regarding values, incidents, and events that circulate. The world, which had been taken for granted until then, comes to light with such contradictions. It's more appropriate to call it funny than a gag. Also, if you read until the final volume, you can understand that the underlying theme of this work is “dismantling and reconstruction of the world and the self that contains it.” That's why they present straight opinions from a viewpoint that is not straight, and while repeatedly making statements wishing for death, they respond to attacks from others, “What do you do when you die!” By embracing the “contradiction” they shout out, the opposite of the opposite is appealing that they are originally one thing, or something that each other needs. By the way, this review is also a gag, but I'm sure everyone who can understand will like it.