Reviews for Fuuka Manga

I was moved by the fact that Fuuka first died, and even then they continued to move forward.

There are many shocks! lol it's Seo's work and it's a work like I've never seen before!

I really like Koji Seo's works and I'm addicted to them all! This work was quite shocking, but it was pretty good.

TV animations were interesting for me, so I started reading manga as well. I like Seo Koji sensei's work the most.

If anything, other than the main character, they have strong personalities and it's amazing to watch. Is it youth that makes the main character who seems to be a nerd and seems weak and kind while being messed up by his sisters changes...?

I'm drawn into the content and I'm addicted to it! I'm good at painting, and I like the theme of music

I think the point where the main character and heroine collide and meet is solid, but after that, unpredictable developments continue.

I've seen all of the works of Romantic Comedy King in the magazine, and there are twists and turns, but are the heroines cute and good at drawing?

If you want to read more, Kafu Natsu is in the anime, please buy it and take a look

A happy life that began with a chance encounter and finally began to move forward. It suddenly came to an end in the wake of an event where there was a relationship that was supposed to continue for a long time to come, and I was drawn in all at once by a shocking development that made the readers worried about what exactly would happen to the future story. The previous work “The Town Where You Are,” which was also serialized in magazines, was my favorite romance story, but there is a feeling that the sweet and sour, sadness, and frustration that drifts through the work has increased in “Fuuka” this time over the previous work. As I read it, the encounters in “Coincidence” overlap, and it is a work that makes me realize that this was an “inevitable” encounter.

It's a super sensitive product. There are tears, laughter, and emotion! The future development of love is also getting a lot of attention.

It's Seo Kouji's youth romance manga that was also animated. The heroine, Fuuka, who loves music, is a life-size girl with a cheerful personality and seems to be cute, so I'm very likeable. As for genre division, there are comical depictions that make you laugh out loud, but how about classifying them as comedies?

I never thought that the main heroine would die...

I've only read volume 1. It's pretty interesting, isn't it? The women drawn by this author are always cute and I like them. Fuuka on the cover is too cute. It's nice that not being able to let go of a smartphone looks modern.