Reviews for The World's End Manga

188 pages. A three-part short story short story. The title work is nostalgic sci-fi. It feels like an old girls' comic (with Moto Hagio at the top), and I like it. If you think about it carefully, there will be more places to dive in, so stop your thoughts in a good mood, and 4 stars closer to 5 stars. A world that is repeated in a spiral pattern on a stage similar to Grimm's fairy tale at the beginning of “The Two of Us Are Alone”. Star 4. The “Prince of Frog” modern DK in the middle. The content is normal. Star 3. I think he's a good director (although he has a bit too many likes). However, it's a shame that every time the elements I like decrease, it becomes a normal feeling.

It's always been in my favorites and bought it with a coupon. monsters and humans. High school classmates. A planetary pioneer and engineer. All 3 episodes were kind and sad stories.

I think short editing would be difficult without skill, but they all had a good taste. A work where you can feel the afterglow even if it's not enough to make you cry

I was attracted to the pop colored cover and bought it. I don't really like short edits, so I avoid them, but I'm glad I bought them because each one has good settings. Although I was able to read it without hesitation, I'm glad that they don't feel sad when they cherish the slightest bit of light even though they are in the midst of being irresistible and impatient in all 3 works. I like the title work, but soon after despair and loneliness, I was made to notice a great sense of love, and my heart tightens with an indescribable sense of sadness. After reading it, I understood the meaning of not bringing the title work first. Please buy it and soak in the afterglow.

Every story was interesting, but it ended when I wanted to go one step further and incomplete combustion... the process up to that point was a very fascinating story, so it's a shame.

Three short stories, including the title work. I liked the sci-fi fantasy title. If you like Moto Hagio's sci-fi, you might like it. I felt that the structure summarized by the number of pages was good. The first fantasy might also be like Moto Hagio.

First-time reader writer. Includes 3 short films. The story of monsters and humans living in the forest, the love story of DK with a face that is too pretty, and a story about a man who migrates to the planet alone and does research and the person in charge of communicating on Earth. It's very beautifully put together, and the image is that the author is watching various stories, or that he is a sensitive person. One star is completely my favorite story, so if there are more, I want to read them.

I usually just read pictures. It's a way of reading it as if you were pouring it in with your own delusions and thoughts, not the author's words. There are very rare works that make an effort to connect words and pictures. One adverb “is there a way to use this?” I was able to read, see, be healed, and digest properly without rushing into it. The pattern, the atmosphere, the space between the words, the sense. That was great.

In BL, I enjoyed reading it with a world view that I don't often have (o^^o) I like the story of the two people on the cover the most (≥∀≤)

There are three wonderful works that are short but leave a lingering afterglow. I'm happy when I come across a work that I can immerse myself in after reading it over and over again.

I read on while wondering if it was a short story... but I was taken aback by the slow progress of the story. I'm convinced by the title... that's what it is. That's sad (ToT)

The setting where the protagonist on a mission on a planet sends and communicates that star's data to Earth on a daily basis has been created by many science fiction writers, and to put it worse, it's a subject that has been rubbed around a lot, but there was something of elegance unique to this work. The atmosphere reminds me of short sci-fi stories by Fujiko F Fujio sensei, and it's a work that is quite convincing for science fiction lovers. However, I was wondering if it was necessary to use BL, so ☆ is 4. Structure is essential in science fiction, so I think short stories in particular lack explanation of the delicate relationships between the characters. So I'm definitely looking forward to a long SFBL from the author!

I avoided buying short stories because I thought they were just fragments and weren't interesting, but this was great! Because it's a short story, please, the afterglow that remains after is really sad. The pictures were beautiful and easy to read!

I really like the cover and title. After I finished reading it, I looked at the cover again and prayed... the second lap is inevitable.

It's not the sadness that feels wet, but the sadness that feels bright and light. It was a good work that left an extra lingering impression. I'm glad I bought it.

Three episodes have been recorded, and the story on the cover is on the end. I turned the first page and was impatient to think I'd bought a different book (wry laugh) Episode 2 was really sad, for the time being? It was happy, but it was sad and left a lingering afterglow. The other episode had a high school student as the main character, so it wasn't a bright story, but it wasn't sad either. Every story was good, and it was worth reading, even if it was a short story.

It's a short story, so I can read it quickly. I like the title work the most. The design matches the story, and I like it.

I was surprised because I thought it was just a title work, but every story was good. It's a story with a sad and gentle impression, and there are almost no erotic depictions. I wish there were more, but since there's plenty of afterglow after the short story, this might be enough.