Reviews for Princess Jellyfish Manga

Note) The author of this work is a pretty stylish person (laughs). Well, it's more cute than “Kurako”... The author accepts and understands otaku just as Kurako accepts Tsukimitan and the others... (lol)!! The story is set in a town where nerdy, neat, rotten girls live. (In the sense of ←BL, it's not rotten) Amarz, Jellyfish, Clara, Crossdresser, Dote, fashion, and urban development. “What do you do when an otaku falls in love?!” “Are you going to be cute??” It makes me laugh, cry, and feel sad. I also recommend anime works that are recommended to both otaku and fashionable people (lol)

The movie was interesting, so I was curious about the comics and read them. I'm a little worried about the touch of the picture, but the texture is good and interesting

I'd be surprised if people like this actually existed, but I think it's good that they have their own personalities. There were parts I wanted to learn from, and it was fun to read.

I've watched anime, watched movies, and watched dramas, but after all, comics are the most interesting. I wanted to join the nuns.

It's a well-paced story where unique and talented characters unfold while pretending to be a group of otaku, and it's easy to read!

The development changed steadily, and I think the characters I didn't really understand where they were lost were strong and fit better in the movies I liked

I used to do it in movies and TV shows, so I knew the rough story, but comics are the most interesting.

I was interested in watching it on TV, so I'm glad I was able to read it. It was very interesting.

It's a comical work that makes you smile. The otaku girls who live in Tensuikan all have their habits and it's interesting. Also, the jellyfish nerd Tsukimi is just so cute. I am moved by the sight of otaku girls living in Tensuikan uniting and working on something. This is a work I definitely want you to read.

Actually, the episode where the author got caught up in a jellyfish was the most interesting.

People who are freely immersed in what they like without worrying about people's eyes are fun to watch.

I watched the Noida Mina anime first. It was so interesting that I bought all of the original books. A comedy in which the jellyfish otaku Tsukimi gets to know Kuranosuke, a transvestite Bon Boy, and unfolds with the unique members of Tensuikan where otaku board. It depicts the growth process of Tsukikai, who was nothing, and Kuranosuke, both finding their own way of life, which is interesting. It's a comic that you can genuinely enjoy while getting involved, such as Kuranosuke's faint love with his older brother and the fate of love with a playful woman.

It was made into a movie, so I read it before watching it. After all, Higashimura Akiko's stories are always interesting. There are no deviations.

It was famous, so I knew the title for a long time, but I saw the picture on the cover for the first time and read it. I'm addicted to the retro pictures and characters. Other than that because it was a love affair, the clumsy people are cute and interesting.

It was interesting to watch dramas and movies, so I wanted to read the original story too, so I picked it up. That was interesting!