Reviews for Heaven's Design Team Manga

As the title suggests, the content did not disappoint. It was interesting because I was reading it and there were only things I couldn't think of on my own.

It's an interesting setting like no other. The stage is a biological design subcontract company on Earth. Even though I can read at a light tempo, it's quite a learning experience. It's surprising that there aren't many reviews. It's good that it even includes an encyclopedia of living things.

I never thought about the reason hummingbirds and turtles make bodies, but I first learned about them in this comic. It's easy to read because it has a basic comedy touch, and I like both the pictures and the stage settings, so I'll continue reading it. That was interesting.

After doing a trial reading, I felt that it was a new point of view that God subcontracted the design of living things, and I bought it. The origin of living things I know for the first time from familiar animals was interesting because they were drawn in a way that made me laugh unintentionally. Also, the difficulties of subcontractors receiving requests from clients were also depicted here and there, and I sympathized with them (laughs)

From a design point of view, it's interesting to paradoxically explain why animals have this kind of appearance and ecology. Things that were difficult to understand by simply being called natural selection or environmental adaptation can be easily understood by comparing them with botsu design.

But I wonder if volume 2 is a bit subtle... volume 1 of Nori was more interesting ※2019.01 postscript volume 3 was so interesting! If I were to reread it, I wonder if it were 1 and 3

The characters are standing and it's really interesting. I like Kimura-kun, who wants to put in some kind of tea. The creatures are ordered by God as subcontractors, and the staff design them, and it's fun to imagine and read what kind of creatures they are from the process of doing nothing or nothing. The little explanation of the animals that appear at the end of each episode is also interesting. It's unbearable for those who love living things. It makes good sense, or rather, it's made at a high level, so I don't think it would be strange if it became even more popular. Has it been animated yet? I can't wait for the next volume~ ♪

It's funny how Pegasus is always being rejected.. Hats off to this creativity. An unlikely comic!

What if the “Celestial Realm Design Club” not only explains living things, but also devises their origins from scratch? It's a comic with a worldview that was unlikely until now! It's interesting that along with real creatures, they also smoothly explain why imaginary creatures can't exist in comics! ✨ Do you like all the characters because they all have their own personalities?

I also understand the origins of various animals, and talking about their structure is a learning experience, and it's interesting!

I think Darwin is probably right, but depending on the country, there are quite a few naysayers, or about half. It's been a long time since it's been called an age of diversity, but animals and plants have no trouble, and humans can be extinct at will...?

Design animals at God's request. The explorations and conflicts of the engineers in charge of prototyping are interesting. The fantasy way of thinking depicting the process of animal completion is wonderful.

It was easy to understand when thinking about whether this creature has this kind of ecology, and I thought it was easy to get interested in living things. The reason I became botsu is particularly interesting, and imaginary creatures are involved, so I think I enjoyed it.

It's so interesting to enjoy learning things you don't know in comics! The characters are also unique and fun. I talked about the design department that has received orders from God, and it's interesting to understand why it got bogged down.

It's silly, but it's funny, and it makes me sick! Did you enjoy reading it with your kids?

For now, I just watched the picture and then reread the story of the adopted creature and read volume 1. I was convinced that a scholar was supervising it. However, I also thought it would be a hassle for me to read. There was an anime in Amapura, so the continuation is there

I watched the anime and it was interesting, so I read the manga is expressive 0 the content hasn't changed and it's interesting b

It's based on Suzuki Tsuta-sensei and Jagura-sensei! How gorgeous... I definitely feel that the character design has Tsuta-sensei's color. Living things are deep, aren't they