Reviews for Hybrid Stardust-Full Color Manga

This review contains spoilers. It was very interesting to be able to watch the process of how he gradually changed from an old man named Mosamosa at the bottom of the amazing movie to a good-looking guy. I thought it really felt like fate when I met the trigger.

This review contains spoilers. I read it from My Brother's spin-off “Make a Voice!” I couldn't really see that past that too sad from my older brother, and I thought he was a really strong person. I'm glad that the spin-off made it possible for Saints, who were still children, to have someone they can trust. But I'm still 18 years old. I thought she was acting selfish like a teen, but it was so cute that she got jealous and cried. The two spin-offs were an adult couple who patiently hid their true intentions, so the relationship between them saying what they wanted to say was refreshing, and I enjoyed reading it.

This review contains spoilers. I was so caught up in the whimsical Jaguar that the whole head turned into Arata and Sojun. At that time, I met them again. Okura and Kiyohito Unohana World were in fist poses at full throttle, and I'm looking forward to seeing them again

This review contains spoilers. I won't be on your side until I die. It's a blurry phrase with a fastball, but the weight of those words is amazing while thinking about the things that kid is carrying on his back and her life up until now. I wonder if Rin-san has an amazing life too. I wonder if it's Ai-chan and Kappo...?

This review contains spoilers. This is a story about Hakkyo, who was covered in debt and almost froze to death, and a playman who picked him up, a gay saint. It's good that Hakkyo, who was a small dirty old man, blends into the environment and becomes an entity that supports the saints due to his friendliness, and with the presence of Hakkyo, the saints also changed for the better, and I thought they were partners who had a positive influence on each other. It's a bit disappointing that I ended up worrying about the next two people. I want to read more. Also, my brother-in-law Rin, who has a different belly, is a nice and kind person in spite of his upbringing. Rin and Aizawa's past was depicted in the spin-off film “With a Voice and Tears Invisible: Wet Crow,” which was great too. 4.5 stars

This review contains spoilers. This is my first time at BL with such an age difference, but considering the upbringing of young children, I'm convinced. There was too much of a year difference, so I was surprised that the development was a bit ridiculous, but I was drawn in by that. Before I knew it, middle-aged men began to seriously love each other, and it feels like the end is love rather than love. There are scenes where they're jealous of each other, and I love that.

This review contains spoilers. I love the stylish pictures of Unohana sensei, who is slender but has beautiful muscles. Seito picked up a naked old man on the bench one night. You have a good eye. Old man Motoi Hakkyo-san is a handsome guy not only with his face but also with his heart. I quickly got into the heart of Seito, who grew up in a lonely and special environment, and I won't let go. I also wanted to see the next two. And my brothers-in-law, Rin and Aizawa. It's also fun to read the spin-off episode where the two met when they were young after this. I understand the origin of Rin-san's kindness in protecting her pitiful brother-in-law who is a year away. Unohana's works always convey feelings and are worth reading.

This review contains spoilers. The story begins when a free-spirited and crass saint meets Hakkyo, who was about to freeze to death due to debt, and until they end up. I'm really glad the two met... Hakkyo, who really cares about the saint, is a very handsome guy. I wonder if I'm not on good terms with my brother-in-law, but that's not the case, they're trying to protect the saint, and is it good that they have even a little ally? It made me laugh that the maid didn't care at all even when Hakkyo and Seito played around.

This review contains spoilers. The 18-year-old chose a man from 40 years ago. The heavy responsibility and loneliness surrounding the boy.. A half-brother, a grandfather who talks to his deceased father, and executives who look lightly at existence itself... It's heavy at 18, isn't it? Now that I'm living with a man, I felt like his heart was flowing so fast. At first, I had a very severe impression that my older brother, who is in his wrong stomach, is good at making complicated expressions that seem to exude feelings of compassion for the boy. The character designs are rather thick, but I like them because they are warm.