Reviews for Hozuki's Coolheadedness Manga

I thought it was a horror comic, but it's actually a gag comic. Your knowledge of hell and folklore will increase.

At first I looked at the picture and drew it slightly, but as I read on, I read through it all at once. It's a story with laughter and gags, so I won't get bored ♪

I knew the title from the anime, but for some reason I didn't like reading it. I thought it was horror based on the design, but when I read it, it was novel and interesting that it was an everyday life gag manga set in hell. The characters that appear have a sense of excitement, are easy to read, and I'm convinced that they are popular. The content is 5 stars, but since the points are a bit high, I reduced it by 1 star.

I started with anime, but comics are fun too. It has a strong gag element, so it's nice to be able to laugh a lot when you read it in between other reading materials.

It's not really funny, it's not really funny, it's not a cute laugh. It's kind of fun that can't be described in a nutshell. I wonder if you call it surreal... I also like pictures quite a bit. Mr. Kitsune is sexy and wonderful. However, the characters were small and difficult to read, so I chose ★ -1. I'm thinking of buying paper comics.

Your sense of gag shines through, doesn't it? I like this kind of taste, so it was interesting. I like the character of Mr. Hozuki.

However, when I'm clearly aiming for something good, there are places where it's not interesting even though I understand everything, and it cools down...

It was a work I was interested in because it was fervently recommended by Villevin. It depicts the work and everyday life of an aide to King Enma in Hell. Great people who have now passed away and people from folklore will also appear. It's interesting that the surreal conversation that progresses slowly and the small stories along the way lead to the end. However, they are people who have been living in hell for thousands of years, so it's just a bit disappointing that if there were anachronistic fun or something like “this is a story about what era,” it would have brought even more depth to the story.

It depicts the world of hell in an interesting and funny way. You can enjoy it as a character whose face is scary and looks from above but has an interesting personality. It was easy to read because it had a mix of stories such as history, folktales, and TV.

The gap between the pictures and the amount of trivia drawn extremely carefully and in detail in every episode and the surreal low-altitude gag is interesting. It's hell, but it's a professional comic. It's hell, but I can't even feel the slightest hint of sadness. Also, there are no moving episodes or tears. It's been a while since I made a refreshing gag comic!

It's a comic that isn't scary at all, and there are a lot of gags. It's sooo interesting.

This is a gag comic with the theme of hell. Actually, if hell were a place like this, I think it would be fun even if I died! Heck, Onitsu-sama is so cool! I can even remember how fresh it was when I read the Sartistec that went through that S.

I watched the manga from the anime, it's a bit detailed and hard to read... I read comics to understand things I didn't understand in anime and it was amazing! Gag is funny!

I like it because it's an indescribable style. The tempo was good, and there was a moderate sense of weakness and relaxation, but there were many parts that made me think that the author was reading quite a few reference materials... and there were also many parts that made me think. However... there must be quite a few people who thought that if Mr. Kitsune exists, hell would be fine ('∀`)... (*/□\ *) wattashimota

Isn't it funny regardless of age or gender? Since it was actually animated, girls are khahahaha boys! it's Momotaro! But aren't they excited? Use it as a quick remedy when you're depressed or when you don't want to think about anything.

The animals are cute. Any number of them will come out. It's a surreal gag sense with no intense thrills, etc., and I have a habit of painting, but the setting of everyday life in hell made me feel strange, as if it were so far away that it was close to me, and I was immersed in it. There is a huge variety of characters, young and old, male, female, and animal, specter, god, and Buddha. I think this feeling of freedom is an expression unique to Japanese comics. You're sure to find your favorite character. Personally, I like Maki. I'm happy that they come out on a regular basis.

paro here and there (?) gag (?) I like places like that. The background also conveys the author's commitment very well, and many books have been read. It makes me impressed. My mother says “I don't know,” so maybe people have different tastes between generations.

... (laughs) Just kidding, wouldn't it be interesting if these pleasant people oversaw Hell? It's a comic that gives a glimpse of laid-back and carelessness, and is ironic... I think it's a good relaxing comic for those of us who are nervous today.

It was interesting to watch anime, so I also watched comics. Anime pictures are more beautiful, and maybe there are people who like anime pictures better. But what's inside the manga is just as interesting! (It's an original story, so of course) I don't think there's any other opportunity to learn about hell in such an interesting way!

I started watching anime, and since the content was interesting, I started reading manga as well. Reading manga makes me understand a lot of things, so it's interesting.