Reviews for Touch Within the Abyss Manga

This review contains spoilers. I read the last episode. Extraneous sounds and unnecessary lines are suppressed as much as possible, and the heart is simply expressed with the power of painting. Immersive feeling while reading. I was always drawn into Kasumi's transparent expression. Also, I wonder if Chinatsu's expression finally softened at the end. It's a work I want to read alone in a quiet room. Even if we both had wishes for each other, it wasn't easy to say, and even after we finally conveyed our wishes, we were like, “Are you selfish?” They said it to each other, and they're compassionate. Also, there are various foreshadowing, such as picture book stories, etc., and there are discoveries every time I reread them. Furthermore, in the final episode, you can see Kasumi, who was always dressed in Japanese clothes. This alone gives the final episode a special feeling! It changes to a great sense of satisfaction. I want you to read the seaside part where they confirm their feelings without spoilers. Coupled with the beauty of the picture, tears overflow from just a moment's event. I definitely want to read the paper version of this work. I've always wanted to see Chinatsu and Kasumi's world. Thank you Morimoyori sensei for your wonderful work!

This review contains spoilers. What impressed me when I read it was the expression of color! It is a delicate picture that makes you feel color even though it is black and white, and the subtlety of the characters' emotions was conveyed from the expressions of the two people and the contrast between light and shadow without saying anything. Also, the phrase “you have to take the last step yourself” was impressive. I want to know more about the other person. I want to get out of the dark. But it takes courage to take that step. I think it was our mutual presence that gave us the courage to take that step forward. I'm happy to have come across such a wonderful work!

This review contains spoilers. It's a comic. I did a trial reading and it didn't seem like I could read it easily, so it took time until I bought it. I let it sit for a while even after I bought it. When I finished reading it, I had time to soak in the afterglow, so I waited for the timing before reading it. This is my first comic that I've been reading for a while. The preciousness of the two and the touch of the picture created a unique world, and even though it was a comic, it was like watching a movie without feeling flat, and it was like being drawn into that worldview. I finished reading and couldn't help but write a review. The world of Chinatsu, where the eye can see, is dark; on the contrary, the world of Kasumi, whose eyes cannot see, is bright in search of light. I burst into tears over Chinatsu's kindness and hardship of life. I hope they can be saved by each other's presence, and that they don't destroy their world. What continues is half fun and half jarring. Once I read it, I became one of those manga artists that I won't forget.

This review contains spoilers. I read the last episode on 8/26 and couldn't help but add it. After trial reading in June, I immediately purchased up to 4 episodes, and reread them over and over again. From the beginning, I was drawn by anxiety that something strange might happen to the main characters, and I read on in a state of frustration. The smell of rain, the smell of soil, the smell of blood, the sound of rain, the voice of a frog, Kasumi's soft smile, the feeling of skin touching fingertips, the feeling of each other's lips... Kasumi, who has lost her eyesight, is pure as if emitting light from within; the soft kindness and strength that envelops Chinatsu. Five years ago, Chinatsu, who had been trapped in darkness ever since losing her older brother, comes into contact with a glowing presence called Kasumi and tries to live positively. By being called Chinatsu, Kasumi's blocked and lonely world unfolds. They become beings who protect and care for each other, take each other out of their darkness, and become lovely beings... I can't help but wish for the happiness of these two healthy people! (*Added from here) It was a gentle, gentle work. As I read the final episode, my tears slowly began... I really felt like I was reading pure literature. I love it. I also want paper media.

This review contains spoilers. Two people caught in the dark. Chinatsu lives in a dark place with blind Kasumi. Chinatsu, who takes Kasumi, who has never seen the ocean, to the aquarium and “shows” the ocean in her own words, is actually a kind person who doesn't want violence or bloodshed, and even though she is faintly aware of what Chinatsu has, Kasumi, who laughed at Chinatsu's hand standing in the rain, is also a warm and cute person. It is spelled out in a beautiful and delicate picture how these two are stiff and timid, touching each other little by little and coming together through their feelings. Can't help but want them to be happy? I hope the two of us can go to a bright place.