Reviews for BECK Manga

There was a sense of speed all the time, and I felt so energetic that I thought it was a hugely popular work. I really thought that the realistic expressive power was amazing.

The coolest and most stylish comic! It is recommended for both music lovers and people who have been strongly addicted to anything. Other comics don't have the most exciting story, charming character design, or how to direct the feelings of Harold Sakuishi's characters! That's too great!

The depiction of the music is very impressive, starting with the scene where Koyuki sings. Especially in the live scene, I felt like I was in the audience even though I couldn't hear any sound.

I really like it. I read through one volume so fast, I want to read the rest soon!! I want to buy all the books in bulk and leave the books at home! I really like it! I want to move on, but it's complete, so I'll be lonely if I read it to the end.

I was nostalgic about reading it a long time ago, so I bought it. No matter how many times I read it, it's still interesting. I'm not into music at all, but there are many parts where I can sympathize with emotions.

I'm reading it and the music comes through. There is laughter, and there is emotion. It will be in the top ten for life

I read Gorilla Man and loved this author. For some reason, I didn't pick up this film, which became a hot topic and was even made into a movie, but it was still interesting when I read it! As expected.

It's a comic where you can clearly see the differences in environments between indie and major bands! Also, it was conveyed that overseas is crazy!

The content is more intense than the movie, and the main character is more attractive than the movie. You'll be drawn in.

I enjoyed watching the movie, so I also read comics. After all, it was just as great as I expected. The movie came first, so Chiba was only seen by Kiritani Kenta... lol

It's a genre where it's hard to convey fun when reading music. But once I start reading this work, I am drawn in. I've read it over and over, but I never get tired of it.

I read it a long time ago, then I suddenly remembered it and reread it. I was moved and excited back then, but that hasn't changed even now. Chiba's BECK love is the best.

I haven't read it in a long time, and it's fun that never fades. I'm worried about the continuation. ,

Tanaka Yukio, Koyuki, is a student who doesn't have any talents and is alive and well. However, the door of fate opens when he meets Ryusuke, a returnee from America and a super guitarist. Koyuki was taught guitar by Ryusuke, and was also awakened by her hidden talent as a vocalist. After that, they formed a band with MC: Chiba, bass: Taira, and drums: Saku. The band's name is BECK (Mongolian Chop Squat), and they compete vigorously for their major debut while performing live. Also, Ryusuke's love affair with his younger sister is an element not to be overlooked. The musical expression of Harold Sakuseki, who was said to “hear sound from the paper,” is a sight to behold. Please enjoy it by all means.

I read it a long time ago, but I got nostalgic and reread it. After all, it's interesting!

I read Harold Sakuishi's work for the first time in about 20 years. There are a lot of characters, but all of them are fascinating. It's a long way to go, but I want to read it through.

It's fun that won't fade no matter how long it's been. I always read it before the festival! I'm thrilled by the awesomeness and fun of the band, music, and live shows ✨

The growth of the main character, the band's path, and changes in the environment changed steadily, and I was drawn in.

It's such a cool and hot work that I can easily imagine the depiction of myself moving, being recognized by others... + live shows!