Reviews for Orison: A Wish A Prayer Manga

This review contains spoilers. I cried. that's annoying! But it's a happy ending. Even though I'm an adult, I'm still running fast in my youth!

This review contains spoilers. Nagisa continues to be driven by a sense of remorse for losing Minato, one of the three people who are on good terms. It's a story about time that had stopped because they unwillingly returned to their hometown and began to move. Adolescent-like longing and jealousy, immature romance, and unconscious cruelty. By acknowledging the reality that was difficult to accept, Nagisa was able to move forward, and I wonder if Kaito was able to face her true feelings. 4.2 stars

This review contains spoilers. A story where the main character, who lived while feeling a sense of remorse over her friend who died in high school, regenerates her heart by returning to her hometown. It often depicts rural Aru Aru, and until she is reunited with such a middle and childhood friend and grows physically. His childhood friend, Kaito, also chose to abandon being an heir and become free. Basically, there were no people I didn't like, and I felt refreshed after reading it.

This review contains spoilers. The contrast between Nagisa, who left the countryside and escaped reality for 10 years when she lost Minato's voice, and Kaito, who accepted everything and stayed in the countryside, had a contrasting way of thinking and lifestyle, making it easy to read. The scene where I looked back on Minato's diary was sad and made me cranky. Not only was the story amazing, but also the illustrations. There were many ways to remove margins and novel compositions, and it was impressive. I'm glad I came across such a wonderful work.

This review contains spoilers. ● The space between the lines was fluffy, and I felt like it was a story that left interpretation up to the reader (although that is also attractive). So please be aware that I am writing reviews freely... ● Minato Oto's admiration for God is the happiness of my precious precious friend. Nagisa's appearance was strange, and Minato was sensitive to the strange relationship between her and Kite, and I think she wanted everyone to be good friends all the time. Then an unfortunate accident happened... ● Why did Nagisa think it was her fault...? So much so that you want to run away from your hometown, be held by a lot of men, be held by kites more than anyone else, and hurt? Did you want to be scolded by Kaito saying “Minato died because of someone like you”? ● But on Kite, it probably looked like Nagisa, who said something she didn't understand, was asking for help from herself. Trapped by Minato Oto's death, Nagisa is unable to appear in the world of the living. I wonder if I could bring back Nagisa by hugging her... For kites, the living Nagisa is more important than Minato Oto, who has already died. ● Kite muttered “I wouldn't have let Minato die” was painful for Nagisa... because the fact that I was the one with Minato at the end didn't work. Actually, I didn't want Minato to take my kite. Kaito was also an important person for Nagisa. I finally noticed, and Nagisa came back to life. ● They got a loved one, an important person, and a “god” for themselves, and Minato Oto was also separated, and the two seem happy. But what are we going to do now? Nagisa is a sensitive person, but since Kite is absolutely positive, she is saved. I'm “hopeful” for a future where the two of them won't hesitate.

This review contains spoilers. The reason why Nagisa, who thought she was the cause of Minato's death when she was in high school, lived a way of punishing herself because she was surely the only way to preserve herself. Kaito's idea that “I liked Minato Sound, but it can't be helped because dead humans won't return,” I feel like it's too dry, but maybe I wouldn't have been able to live there without doing that. Even though they were unaware, there was no change that they blamed Nagisa and cornered her, and it was sad that they hurt each other even more by separating instead of supporting each other. While being in touch with the rich nature and people of the countryside, Nagisa gradually regained her energy, and may have been healed by the love of the seafarers and became stronger. It was wonderful that both Nagisa and Kaito overcame trauma, became honest with themselves, and tried to live together.

This review contains spoilers. It would have been nice if Kaito liked Minato as a friend. Then there shouldn't have been that much blame at the funeral. After all, Nagisa always loved kites, so she wanted to be Minato. I don't really understand Kite's feelings after the reunion. I mean, I haven't read it in a long time, and today I understand that it's Anji sensei. I wanted to do it, so I fell in love with Anji sensei from school, but I hadn't noticed it at all until now. lol