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

This review contains spoilers. I read volume 1 by chance on the day the latest issue was released, and I just bought all of them! Maybe it's been a while since I've been drawn into a comic this much, and at first I thought it was a gag comic, combined with the feeling of a picture! horror, suspense, a little erotic, romantic comedy? It feels like a mix of, and the characters I couldn't stop reading it all had a good taste, right? I was heartbroken by Fujimoto's sad love. What will happen to everyone's relationships in the future is also something to be seen. There is a depiction of Midori-chan thinking that her younger sister is somehow important in the latest edition, and I wonder if mysteries such as Kariya's house will be revealed? I can't wait for the continuation!

This review contains spoilers. At first, I thought it was a slightly eccentric story about sad romance, horror, and I began to follow it lightly, but as the story progressed, the author's ability in psychological depiction and language expression became prominent. The words of this author are very sad when I read them, yet they make me feel warm. Horror is really scary for me personally. It's not surprising; it's scary that makes your back feel cold. Since the story of Aono-kun's mother began, it has become my one and only work. Slowly, I'm following it in this magazine. “Please don't put love, anger, contempt, and loneliness in the same place.” When I read this phrase, I got goose bumps wondering why I came up with a phrase that expresses such dompisha, and then my chest tightened tightly, and I burst into tears. Yuri-chan, Aono-kun, Teppei-kun, Fujimoto-kun, Misaka-chan, everyone in Blue Cheer, and Aono-kun's mom just want to hug everyone. That's why I want to be hugged by Yuri too, and it's a story that somehow makes me think like that.

This review contains spoilers. The pictures were cute, so I started reading them casually. Even when I read the title, “I'm so embarrassed to want to touch it, I hate it!” I thought it was a light feeling. It's totally different. Certainly, most love stories are cute and can be read while being warm and fuzzy. However, there is a moment when Aono-kun becomes Kuro Aono-kun quietly staring at him, and there is a moment where he is confronted with horror. What scared me the most so far was Nozomi drawing Aono-kun's figure. I couldn't help but worry about the continuation.

This review contains spoilers. I started reading it casually, but it was so funny that I read the latest volume all at once. I'm too worried about the future. At first, I thought it was a slightly strange story about Yuri's pure love, but it was completely different! It's love, it's love, but it's spiritually and humanly horror, and it's related to the history of the land... I thought it was deep and well-made. Both Yuri and Aono grew up in an amazing family environment, and while thinking that they grew up to be good kids, that's why they're also a little crazy. As for the home environment, while there are places where I think Yuri and Aono's parents and family are terrible, there is also a feeling that their parents have gone crazy and their hearts have already been broken when they went crazy, so I can't blame them enough. Aono's mother, in particular, is surely everywhere. I wonder if someone couldn't help them... I'm really worried. And I think the problems inside the home are something we can't understand from the outside. I'm really curious about what happens with Yuri and Aono at the end, and how the story progresses.

This review contains spoilers. When I started reading volume 1, I was initially drawn to the surreal atmosphere... little by little from there, I became fascinated by developments that were strange, hilarious, and slightly gross, and there was a gap with the picture. Also, the two people, the main character and “Aono-kun,” are too precious. Every time I read it, it reminds me of the feeling that I want to love people straight like this, and that I want to cherish the people I love even more. It's really amazing to be able to feel a mass of pure love even when it's a little bit naughty. The two of them are so cute, and their sadness makes my heart tight. After I've finished reading up to the latest issue, I reread it from volume 1, but it tightens my heart even more after the 2nd week. I'm reading it again while shedding tears at the beginning of volume 1 (laughs) The story is well thought out, so I can fully enjoy it as horror. It's a genre that feels like it involves customs that have been around for a long time in that area... Never “Blood is Busher!” It's not an intense development like “when you turn the page, your jumbled butt comes over here,” and I think it's a work where you can enjoy horror not with pictures, but rather with developments that make your back feel cold. It's also recommended for people like me who love scary movies but just close their eyes to the essentials. The fact that you can enjoy pure love and horror is so excellent that I recommend it to my friends, but they don't watch it easily... your tastes may be different. But I love it, so I read it again and again until I die. Thank you, author, for such a wonderful story. As I write this, I haven't finished it yet, but I'm looking forward to the future.