Reviews for BAKEMONOGATARI (manga) Manga

I was wondering if I didn't need to read the novel or anime Comicalize, but I'm glad I did. After all, this series is interesting.

I'm a person who originally came from novels, and I'm really glad that the world view of the novel hasn't been destroyed! I'm still watching comics, so I'd like to read them

Of course, it's the original work by Nishio Ishin sensei, but I'm impressed that they've written so well and that they continue to maintain the quality of these beautiful illustrations. I think there are people who don't like it, but please try just standing up as a collection of beautiful illustrations.

The drawing is too beautiful! Therefore, the story is conveyed realistically. I was thrilled even though I was just reading it!!

I've watched the anime halfway through, and haven't read the novel, but I can read on and on with this comicalization because of its good tempo and high drawing power. After all, the story series is the best!

This is Araragi-kun's greatest work, isn't it? Huh, I want to be a boy... girls are too cute (T_T) (T_T)!

Okure sensei's beautiful lines fit very well into the world of Bakemonogatari. Her hair and eyes are especially beautiful. I like Hitagi-san. But I'm really excited to see how Mr. Ogure, who seems to be recommended by Mr. Hanekawa, will land

I watched the anime, read the original, and thought that since it's a work where I had my own view of the world, I would be disappointed if it were made into a manga. It was a drawing power that completely immersed readers in this world. Thank you so much for describing this world!

Okure sensei's drawing ability is as expected! Anyway, it's beautiful. Mr. Ogure's precise screen structure depicts the world with strong habits created by Nishio sensei, raising the appeal of the work. Readers like me who got frustrated in the middle of Nishio's works, which was a bit difficult to read in the novel, can fully enjoy this comic! lol be sure to read it.

Okure sensei's paintings are evolving year by year... they are frighteningly beautiful. I really like hair. Maybe I'll get fit later. It seems like the emphasis is placed on Hanekawa-san... everyone has charming heroines and is so wonderful!

I started with the anime and read the original story and the manga, but the content is very easy to understand. Recommended for complementing lines. It makes up for what was cut in the anime, and above all, the picture is beautiful. I also want them to draw false stories and final stories

The picture is beautiful. Bakemonogatari is the first time I've read this person's work, and in addition to the unique atmosphere and worldview, the story is also very interesting. It's just my impression of reading up to 2 volumes, but I thought the appeal of characters with strong habits was carefully expressed to the fullest with casual gestures.

The picture is undisputed. A level you can enjoy just by looking at a page you like. The story is also very good. I think it was made into a comic without any sense of incongruity. Maybe the line rotation is a bit unique. Once you get used to it, I think you'll enjoy it.

Bakemonogatari was introduced from the anime, but the manga version is good too, isn't it? There are a lot of ugly scenes, but since the pictures are beautiful, can you watch them at all? I liked Senjogahara-san in anime and novels, but in the comic version, Hagawa-san was so cute that I recommended it?

I'm also very satisfied with the degree of perfection since I started the anime. Since the original story is interesting, of course the manga is also interesting, and the original manga developments and gags are interesting without feeling superfluous at all. Above all else, I'm good at painting. To be honest, I like facial designs more than anime, and in particular, the bodies are insanely appealing to both female and male characters.

Originally, I started with anime and read novels, so honestly, when I started comics, I thought, “Will it be comicalized now?” But when I read it, sure enough, it was interesting. As an outsider, I don't know if the reason it's interesting is because the picture is good, the direction is strange, or something sensible. However, just as anime has the merits of anime, and novels have the merits of novels, I definitely think this comic has the merits of comics. I want people who don't know or haven't watched Bakemonogatari, as well as people who have already watched it somewhere.

Since I know the novel and anime, I thought I'd evaluate them harshly, but in addition to the beautiful pictures, I thought there were different ways to enjoy them, such as minor changes that didn't break the story. Procrastination.

I learned about it on a certain site and read it. The collaboration between a good story and a divine painting is amazing... the power words are too strong, and this is the week, right? I'm overwhelmed by the drawing that's too detailed. I thought I'd wait a little while for Hanekawa's 00, but the girl still seems so soft and so cute! I'm worried about the last one! I haven't watched the original story or anime, so I'm really looking forward to it.