Reviews for The World's End Manga

This review contains spoilers. I'm a first-time writer. It's a short story with 3 short stories, but it was an easy-to-read book that didn't seem like a short story. The first film is an eternal love story between a monster and a cursed person. They're both happy, but maybe this is Meriba. The second film is about an unusually beautiful boy and his classmate who goes to a museum who isn't interested in his appearance. Having a beautiful appearance became a complex, and it was a pity that I felt so disgusted that I vomited when praised. It was wonderful to meet and be attracted to someone who looked at the person himself, not the face. The third film is the title work, Shin x Rukiya who remained on assignment alone at the end of the universe. I was surprised at the shocking development, but I was saddened to feel Rukia's love and obsession with Singh. I'm also happy, but Merriba. It's also painful to be happy at first glance. It's not a good read short story! It was really nice that the content was intense.

This review contains spoilers. “Ever After for Two” is the story of a beautiful magnolia who lives near the forest and Emil, who is still young. It tells the story of two people living in different times, the eternal curse of love and their liberation from there. Nishino, who is beautiful past the “Prince of Frog,” suffered from a daily lifestyle judged only by his face. Iida-kun in the seat next to him is simply obsessed with insects, so Nishino is carefree. Iida-kun, who is indifferent to human faces, saves Nishino. “In the End of the Wilderness.”” 3 Singh, who has been alone and pioneering the wilderness on an uninhabited planet for a long time, only enjoys communicating with her lover and liaiser on Earth every day. While being healed by an excellent AI cube, Shin returned to Earth and was looking forward to spending a vacation with Rukiya. My heart almost collapsed over Sin's long vacation. “Endroll” is a depiction that doubles as Endroll, when Shin watched the movie with Rukiya before being assigned, and Endroll's role in “Vacation in the End Wilderness.” It seems like a collection of cuts projected along with Endroll at the end of a high-quality film, and inevitably the sadness of the title film increases.

This review contains spoilers. Of the three short films, my favorite one was “Vacation at the End of the Wilderness,” which is also on the cover. I didn't know it was a short story at the time of purchase, and the beginning was a different story, so “huh?” However, the other works were also full of sadness, and it seemed like a prelude to the last work. I read Endless ~, and I almost cried over the truth that happened between the two of them. I spent a year without knowing anything, and how hopeless I was when I learned about it... but I was taken aback by Rukiya's words, “Is the soul alone not enough?” I'm already crying! I cried! I also feel like reading more of this work, but I thought this might also have the merit of being a short story. The finish is beautiful. If you read it over and over again, you'll probably be unbearably sad. The P2 drawing is also good.