Reviews for Hozuki's Coolheadedness Manga

It's funny and cute!! Everyone is falling in love with it. It was also made into an anime, right? That's all, so I think I'll watch anime too!!

I was able to learn more about hell after reading this. The author really likes hell, doesn't he? I admire how well the story fits into one episode, and the structure of the door picture. Satirical gags and gags that accurately verbalize “there is,” mainly these two types of gags attack one after another, so I can laugh the whole time I read them.

At the very beginning, I started with anime! The best of the best! I'm reading it by teleco, converting it in my head (>_<) (>_<)!

I let go of it a long time ago, but I just wanted to reread it, so little by little I'm collecting all the volumes. The tempo of the story is good, so it's fun to be able to reread it in your spare time.

I've read the whole volume. That was interesting. It was a comic with a new feel, with the theme of prison guards who work in hell. The prison guards weren't much different from modern Japanese business warriors, and they laughed, “Oh, even demons are workaholics in Japan lol.” Mr. Kitsune, who plays the leading role, laughed even though he was unaware lol, but he is a good boss who properly listens to his subordinates' requests even though he is super busy, and he is good at using his time even though he has a lot of work, and I wanted to learn how to use time.

Thank you so much for showing me the wonderful world of hell for 9 years!!! I met Mr. Kitsune and showed me a lot of work in hell... after all, it's nice to be able to read it electronically right away. There was something overwhelming about the words in the first episode and the last episode... I will continue to read Hozuki's Coolness over and over again!!

The view of the world is solid, and the background and kimono are detailed, so you can get right into the story! I really love this work!

Please wait, everyone. Do you think it's hell? There are a lot of Demons, just like this Onitsu-sama. Each character is standing one by one, and they are karamori who can't say anything other than cute. Momotaro and his entourage are awesome too, aren't they? It is a heartwarming work that can spread opinions about hell, and while also includes gags, there are characters with a slightly old-fashioned tone.

I watched anime and also read comics, and there were so many parodies that it was really interesting. Also, my knowledge about hell was amazing, and it was nice to be able to understand stories such as myths in an easy-to-understand manner.

This heartwarming feeling is irresistible! I reread it over and over again and watched the anime too! Each character has a nice flavor and it's so nice!

Even though the theme is hell, it's very comedic and interesting. I also really like the design. I've only watched anime until now, but comics are comics with unique patterns and scenes not found in anime, so I reread them over and over again, and I'm addicted to them!

It's my favorite work that I've been addicted to since the series started! Each character is attractive, the settings and world view are solid, and you can enjoy reading it anytime.

They were available in books while they were being serialized. Anyway, it's my favorite work. I wasn't familiar with hell, so I became interested in this work, and I studied a lot. I also like the world view, but anyway, I love all the characters that appear because they are unique and attractive. I highly recommend Shirasawa-san, Koban, and Neko. But everyone likes it.

Not to mention the main character, Mr. Kitsune, all the characters are unique and interesting. There are a lot of volumes, so it's not a quick work to read, but it's fun to read until the very end without slack, so I highly recommend it. Has knowledge about hell also increased?

I read it as an e-comic, and now I have all the volumes in instant print comics! I'm not really familiar with comics about hell, so what are they like? It's interesting when I read it! It's not funny like holding your stomach and laughing; it's fun that makes you feel refreshed. There are a lot of unique characters, and the main character, Demon Light, who has the most habit, should just spend his days in hell... from here on, with your own eyes!