Reviews for CLOVER Manga

This review contains spoilers. The intensity of the story is intense compared to the number of pages and pictures, and the way it ends in a way that leaves a lingering afterglow is very impressive. There are a few battle scenes, but the scene unfolds quietly from beginning to end, probably because the depiction is bland. It's a short story with only 2 volumes, but I don't think I want any more sequels. It seems that some people feel that it's an unrefreshing way to end, but I love this indescribable sense of helplessness because it's real.

This review contains spoilers. I really like CLAMP comics, and another highlight of this comic is that the pictures are beautiful. I think the contrast space between white and black is unique to CLAMP. I feel very sad about Sue's first and last wish, but I would like to say that it was good for Sue that she was able to fulfill her only one wish and become happy rather than living alone all the time. Suu and Oriha's song also resonates with very deep lyrics. The clamp fan is a must see

This review contains spoilers. The animation structure and frame layout are characteristic, and this creates a world view like an overseas movie, and I even thought it was amazing. Also, the lyrics that come up repeatedly like subliminal create an atmosphere again. It may seem like a sad and sad story if you read it until the end, but I was struck by the form of love between the characters. There are almost no explanations (world views and relationships are inferred from the flow of conversation), and I think there is an impression that some people find it somewhat difficult to stick to. As you read on, you'll understand, so if you finish reading volume 2 and then read volume 1 again, I think your impression will change again.