Reviews for Chobits 20th Anniversary Edition Manga

They're cute, and they also have a slightly sexy element, but that's not all. The theme is heavy... sad... and I think it's a work that makes me think about something very important. I also watched the anime, and I like that atmosphere of the original story.

I cried when I first read it, but I'm still crying when I became an adult... The reviews aren't that good here, but it's definitely a work that sticks to people who like it. I would personally recommend it to people who are depressed

Chi is adorable and adorable, and it's irresistible. The people around Honsuwa-kun can't help but feel love and sorrow in each episode. Being flooded is a development not found in Anime. What is a nasty expression is that it was originally drawn for comic paper for men, so it's a “promise” setting. Including that, it's a place where the intention and love of the creator of Chii-chan comes from. To the deep thoughts of Mr. CLAMP I have so much respect.

The picture was cute and I loved it. The reviews are low, but I think people who like it really like it.

I was so nostalgic that I just bought it! It's great after all ☺️ It made me want to read other works too. is it about to go bankrupt?

At the time, up to 2 volumes were brand new and I bought them in paper books on the day they went on sale. They probably bought it because it was interesting. However, a nearby bookstore closed, and that custom was interrupted. It's a sad work in that sense. 24.12.08

There were times when I thought Chi was a cute and soothing manga, but there were times when I cried because the story was so painful and sad. But Chi was adorable.

A long time ago, I learned about Chi from a work called Tsubasa and bought Chibitsu, but Chi is so cute that I'm soothed ❤ Sometimes erotic places are good too? Are you excited to see how it unfolds?

Originally, I liked CLAMP's work, and I've seen various works, but I thought this one depicts the cutest girl among me (it's not childish cuteness...)

It's a picture that feels like Akiba (sorry for those who like Akiba...) Originally, there was a bit of resistance, but I happened to watch the anime and was curious, so I read it. humans and androids (?) It's a common story called Love, but it depicts conflicts that are born there and walls that must be overcome, etc., and I read it while thinking that makes sense. I thought it was a profound work that made me think about many things.