Reviews for Norah Manga

The backgrounds are carefully drawn one by one, and I'm always impressed by Kano-sensei's comics, wondering how precise the characters are down to the lines, and how much effort they put into finishing one work. The characters are stylish, the black color arranged on the page is beautifully defined, and the way they are divided is also very ingenious, so it's a lot of fun to look at. Among HQ writers and teachers, isn't Kano-sensei's world in the highest quality category? As for the style, when it comes to HQ, I feel that it is taxonomically close to Natsuyoshi sensei, but in other genres, I sometimes associate it with Tomoko Naka. Although the pattern is different, I feel something close to the way black is applied on an unpainted frame. I think Kano-sensei's HQ is what makes rabbits feel the power of pictorial works. The angle of the chin and the way the hair is defined are cool, and I feel the sex appeal that radiates from the person's pose. I don't think I won't be able to get the heroine, even if they get tangled up because I like it, and even if I'm thrown out, they call out again. If you like it, don't like it, and you whine until you get it. People around me will allow it too. He's a “raging horse.” He's got everything, and when he doesn't get the heroine, he makes a weak sound and becomes shun, and somehow it feels like a tingle in his heart. The fear that a selfish, innocent, and cute tyrant has while showing off his confidence is the very essence of a relationship where you can't see the other person's feelings. He is liked by a whimsical “five-year-old,” and even though he really has romantic feelings, I don't understand that it's just that he can't let go of his favorite toy. Also, in fact, the heroine is shattered by the words that jumped out of him, and her expectations are shattered. In the story, his personality of going straight to what he wants is penetrated, and even after he returns to the business powerhouse he founded himself, he swings around at his own convenience. If it fades quickly, it's not love; it's truth. The appearance of him continuing to say he wants it until he turns around even if he doesn't turn around is different from an ordinary person who strangely so innocently can't come out and move forward when he becomes an adult anyway. That's why it can also be said that the numerous businesses he started now exist. A success story of Push Push Attack with the Heroine Swayed by the Heroine. However, it was the heroine who swayed him in a good sense and established a firm position among him. There is a slight feeling that his recovery from a serious injury is super quick, which supports his ability to act, but I like the feelings the two have for each other even without sex appeal.

I quite liked the combination of the personality of the strong and kind heroine and the unbridled personality of the man who played the other role? It's a work linked to “Ice Valerie” and “Stephanie of Fire,” so if you read it after reading it, there may be something even more interesting. Of course, it's interesting enough to read it alone!