Reviews for I Want to Hold Aono-Kun So Badly I Could Die Manga

This review contains spoilers. I read the whole volume in one go! There are many scenes where Aono-kun is just receiving explanations about why he became a ghost, rituals, etc., and various convenient places. I think it's a time where the author was taught why. But when I read the story, I didn't really care about that; it was important whether or not I could know the character's mind and the author's thoughts, it was important to know what kind of person the characters were, and I mean, everyone was drawn in and enjoyed reading it! I was also able to learn a lot about the author's thoughts, which was really nice. The main character may want to touch Aono-kun, but I want to touch the teacher's thoughts and heart. I was able to touch it a lot. The author posted things on x that I was still immature, and I think that's why I was able to write it, but it might not be good to sympathize with that either, but I feel that's why I was able to write... thank you for creating such an attractive work. It's a work where I was able to learn once again about things that are fun to have when enjoying a story. Strongly speaking, I wanted to know even more about Teppe-kun. Also, I liked the occasional scene where I was able to quickly get in like venting the gas. Thank you so much for this wonderful work that makes me feel the cries of the author's heart!

This review contains spoilers. You can tell from the depiction of the first episode that Yuri is dependent. I still understand that you start to worry about that person just by having them pick up the book, but what should I do if I get a boyfriend from there?! Maybe they like me, what should I do if they think about me?! The fact that it becomes is such a leap forward that you should feel a sense of incongruity if it were normal. Aono-kun is also in trouble with someone whose face he only knows, so why don't you go out with him? It's a depiction like I suggested, and you can see that she is a child who cares too much about her partner and is weak in her own intentions. It progresses in a story where they both depend on each other. There are also horror depictions such as being possessed, which is scary. Whether Yuri really liked Aono-kun is a mystery to me personally. Aono-kun passed away within a short time after we met. I feel like Yuri is looking for someone she can rely on. I'm in a state where my world is “always” full with that person. Aono-kun thinks his presence binds Yuri. It's painful. really. I really regret that no one could notice the darkness of Aono-kun's heart. I guess the role of being a kind kid and a good kid who doesn't cause problems was tough. If a child like Yuri becomes extremely dependent on others in that state, it seems that children who are codependent with each other and personalities like Aono-kun will become even more difficult. You don't have to depend on anyone, you have to live your own way. Even after reading it, I keep thinking a lot about how I was able to save Aono-kun.

This review contains spoilers. It's over. It was a comic I've been chasing since the beginning of the serialization because I was always looking forward to the new volume coming out. There are some things that are hard to read, but even so, I can't help but read them. As for how it ended at the end, I was able to mix up Yuri's experiences where Aono-kun seemed to come out and didn't come out. I'm also lonely not being able to meet you, Aono-kun. I wanted them to be alive.

This review contains spoilers. First off, congratulations on completing it! It was a really great story. I definitely want you to read this story about the love between a ghost boy and a living girl. However, as I read on, I think it's a new kind of story that isn't “just a pure love story” because there are many scary depictions that aren't gross or scary pictures come out!! Also, the heroine, Yuri, is really cute and cool, and I myself am amazed by her remarks. Other than that, the upbringing of Yuri and Aono-kun also really sticks to my heart, and there is something I can really sympathize with Fujimoto-kun's love affair. I don't think I'll forget this story for the rest of my life. It's a comic I love that I want to keep in my heart forever!

This review contains spoilers. The story of the main character, Yuri, and her boyfriend, Aono-kun, who died and became a ghost. From the beginning, there was a slightly comical yet disturbing atmosphere, and together with friends such as Fujimoto-kun and Misaka-chan, they confront various monstrous incidents, starting with Kuro Aono-kun. Since the logic of curses and rituals is solid, a sense of satisfaction with the paranormal phenomenon called horror was created, and I think it's an amazing work. There are quite a few spoilers, but as you read on, you'll understand that the source of the disturbing atmosphere in this work is Aono-kun and Yuri-chan's distorted home environment. In particular, my heart is very tight when I read it again from volume 1 after learning about Aono-kun's upbringing. As Yuri, who didn't know how to love people because she grew up in a distorted family, faces various difficulties, she grows internally while worrying and sometimes making mistakes. The process of Yuri-chan, who neglects herself so much that she thinks about Aono-kun and even hurts Aono-kun, becomes able to take good care of herself is so dazzling and adorable. The difficulty of respecting each other. It means that loving others and self-sacrifice are different things. It means that you and your partner are different beings, and each one is important. This work seems to ask us questions that are important to our lives and have no answers. I knew from the beginning that there would never be a perfect happy ending, but there was something that weighed heavily on my heart in the final volume. It was precisely because Aono-kun became a ghost that the two were able to care for and love each other so much. Yuri was able to save Aono-kun. I can't help but feel sad about this. Aono-kun has died, and it's irretrievable. However, that doesn't mean that Aono-kun and Yuri spent together as dead and living people, the love, and joy they were nurtured by no means. I think Yuri was able to choose the path of living in a world without Aono-kun because she had memories of spending time with the ghost Aono-kun. It was an ending where Yuri was able to gain confidence that she would be able to walk through her future life with her own strength while being sad. When I finished reading the last volume, I shed warm tears. I think it's a one-of-a-kind story. Thank you, Professor Umi Shiina, for your hard work on serializing for so long.

This review contains spoilers. That's all there is to the title of the review. In addition to having many romantic elements, the creepiness of being hit by an unidentified monster stands out. Also, it's an interesting work that you can see the changes in each character's feelings and way of thinking as you read on. I think it's a life-size, humane work depicting the weakness and ugliness of the human heart. The good times are tough, but there are also coming-of-age story elements that try to solve them, so it's a work I want to read until the end.

This review contains spoilers. Aono-kun and Yuri-chan are sad, but if Aono-kun didn't become ghosts, they both bumped into each other, couldn't understand each other up to this point, and they wouldn't have loved each other... there's a heavy emotional jam with so many famous scenes. The last one is painful because I don't want to do it. But I'm glad I came across it; it's a nice, gentle, scary, painful, and naughty work that leaves a mark on my heart. I definitely want them to be ripped off. Other than these 2 people, they are all good characters and adorable. I will continue to support Fujimoto, who is alive.

This review contains spoilers. I think the last words that saved Aono-kun are a message from the author to everyone who reads this work. When I wrote this, they probably picked out what was deep in my heart. Don't look at things you don't like. I'm glad that Aono-kun, who has killed his heart so as not to get hurt and not hurt anyone, has healed his heart. Even if it were to be goodbye. Then, when Yuri met Aono-kun, she was freed from suffering and created a base for living. I think it was a very nice last one.

This review contains spoilers. Congratulations on completing it. And thank you so much for completing it. As the volume progressed, there was also a painful scene where you can buy it but can't reread it one more time, and I feel that from horror with ghosts that are easy to understand when it first started, I gradually felt the fear of living people and the fear of familiar people, and I feel like I was taught that there are various forms of scary things from one work. Personally, I'm most afraid of living people, such as the older sister and mother in the story. And it's so painful not being able to save Aono while he was alive. Aono-kun's heart was completely reduced by mental damage from when he was little, and he couldn't easily go back. I'm really sad that I struggled and wanted to die at the end, and I'm sorry. I can't stop crying that children are placed in an environment where they can't be spoiled, even if this work is fiction. Aono-kun's mother is certainly pitiful, but I hope it will become a world where we can improve the environment where we can't help but feel sorry like Aono-kun's mother. Also, I hope Yuri will face Aono-kun's death again from now on, accept it, and move forward. I'm glad I was able to live alone! I don't usually get moved enough to write my impressions, but this work was really interesting, sad, and hard to accept, and it was a great work. someone please write a secondary creation and just a happy story lol

This review contains spoilers. I read it to the end! It was a wonderful comic that made me keep reading it even though I'm really bad at horror. Horror and romance are the main topics, but I really loved the comic's unique and surreal gags!! Rather, without it, I might not have been able to read it all the way to completion. As an ending, I think hell (this life) for Aono-kun is finally over, so it's a happy ending, but from the protagonist's point of view, I also feel like it's a bad end when I think it would be tough to accept the fact that he died even then. I think this world must have always been difficult for Aono, and I want him to be blessed with a family and have a happy life in the next life!!!

This review contains spoilers. There were many mysteries left, but it was a convincing way to end. I think it's an amazing work that changes the way you look at life. I'm embarrassed to talk about myself, but my mother was also a person who was similar to Aono-kun's mother and always said “I feel sorry for myself.” I really didn't like being with a mother like that, but that was probably because “I didn't want to snuggle up.” Aono put that into words and I was really hungry. And I'm glad Yuuri affirmed that. Even though Aono-kun had the possibility of a happy future, it was really disappointing that the devil hit it. I wish they had lived longer. I'm also looking forward to the author's next work.

This review contains spoilers. It's a work I love. It's over. Yuri's last cry, I think this is all there is to it. It won't arrive anymore, really. Oh, I'm already crying... and after rereading volume 7, I'm crying again at the future of the two that will never come true anymore. Both Aono-kun and Yuri are so kind and they snuggle up to people too much, so my heart was broken before I knew it. I wonder if it would have been different if the two had met sooner. If I could share my sorrow, I wish I had someone close to me who acknowledged it. Yuri was able to regain herself thanks to Aono-kun and everyone, but Aono-kun wasn't able to do that. The fact that neither Yuri nor anyone could hold him while he was alive was so sad and sad that I couldn't stop crying as I read it. How precious it is to be able to be with someone important. How sad that we can't meet, touch, or hear voices anymore. I can't help but hope that if the two meet again after being born again, it would be nice if they just had normal, happy days. The afterglow is amazing. I'm really glad I came across this work.

This review contains spoilers. At first, I was wondering if it was a romantic story about ghosts, and I was hoping that the ghost Aono-kun would be around even if Yuri hugged by a telephone pole was cute and lonely, but Aono-kun gradually turned black? Your upbringing was also sad, and did you seriously jump in by bicycle? There is something I want to die for, but I wonder if Yuri was in a daze and fell down? I also thought so. I thought this was a message from the author that I don't want to snuggle up and that I don't have to be sacrificed. It really is. They sacrifice because they want to be loved, but they aren't loved. The sadness was so great that we couldn't snuggle up, and it was really tough and painful. At such times, you can let go, and there are people who love you even if you let go or not be sacrificed or nothing. It's not a family relationship, but I also experienced difficult things in relationships and had a lot of questions. I think the essence of that lies here. I wanted to teach my kids when they're worried someday.