Reviews for Hozuki's Coolheadedness Manga

I love you, Mr. Kitsune! I also read the comic called The Anime Hama. It's just that the author originally liked Jigoku, etc., so it's interesting that the characters and worldview are historical facts, or rather, knowledge and words about hell that are actually established theories have come up.

I learned about this work in the anime version. The anime version is interesting and has a good tempo, and I was surprised that it almost looked like a comic. The exchange of comics is interesting. The characters have amazing personalities, and you're sure to find your favorite character!! There are no heavy stories, so it's perfect when you don't want to read that kind of thing.

Recently, I noticed that the specification that you can jump to each episode from the table of contents page is convenient. I watched the anime and then got into the manga, but it was really interesting! I think I was able to include a working person Aru Aru at best this much. That's amazing. It's probably because people who aren't human are saying there are, so it's less toxic, and I even feel rather healing. Incidentally, in anime, comics have been recreated quite faithfully, and songs by Jigoku Idol are also well reproduced, which is interesting, so if you are addicted to comics, don't miss it.

Black or surreal, it's just so funny! Are there cute animals among them that are healing? Also, it's a manga you can't read on a train!

I'm a fan of manga anime, but I really like them! The sense of style and surrealism that might be rare in this day and age, plus the artist's artistic sensibility, is amazing!! does watching it over and over again make you laugh?

Black jokes and wit are funny with current events. A gap time comic where Nori from a while ago likes (probably the age) and doesn't anticipate romance, nor does it heat up her heart with effort or friendship. There are a lot of small characters written, so it may be difficult to read depending on the model.

I wanted a boss like Hozuki. I reread it over and over again even after reaching the final episode.

The figure of Mr. Kitsune, the leading actor in the shadows, dealing with miscellaneous matters, work, and consultations with his subordinates with his brute strength and intellect is brackish

Congratulations on completing Hozuki's cool-hearted work! I'm looking forward to Natsumi Eguchi's new work.

I've been reading it since the beginning. It makes me think I could have continued. I'm sorry, but I'm a little relieved. I loved Lulio and Maki.

It wasn't until I came across this work that I learned about the magazine Morning. I fell in love with yokai things because of this work. If there is such a fun afterlife, I'd like to spend the rest of my life properly before going there.

Even though the frame division is fine, the depiction is even more precise and careful. As a matter of fact, they only have a knack for Japanese painting, so it's a sight to see! What is a cool thing about Mr. Kito! I feel like I'm reading an encyclopedia ☆

It's set in hell, and I didn't know the details, so I enjoyed reading it every time. It's complete, and I'm filled with a feeling of loneliness. There are a lot of really attractive characters, and the story is surreal and makes me laugh. I recommend it.

The amount of knowledge of the author who can comically depict the world after death is amazing! The upbringing and thoughts of each person involved in hell are depicted in detail, and some casual words can make you think. The story has reached its final volume, but it made me feel like they were watching it all the time somewhere.

it's... painful for it to end. We look forward to seeing you in Hozuki no Kotetsu 2.

The content is interesting, the pictures are hand-drawn down to the smallest detail, and no matter how many times you read the same story, there are new discoveries, and it's a work you won't get tired of. Reading comics is faster, but it takes quite a while if you try to read every inch here. I was able to read a lot during the self-restraint period, which was interesting and awesome! I love the logical characters in Hozuki lol

It's a comic that you can fully enjoy even if you don't have any knowledge of mythology! I think it would be even more interesting to take this opportunity to study mythology

All of the characters have interesting personalities, and I can't dislike any of them. Mr. Kito is a cold-hearted yet flexible person who doesn't know if he has a big or small pocket, but that's probably where he is loved. I want to read it through.