Reviews for In/Spectre Manga

This review contains spoilers. The original story is unread. It's a comicalized version, but the picture is reminiscent of Tezuka Osamu, and it's cute. The story is quite unique and bizarre, and although it doesn't seem like a mystery at first, the mystery color gradually becomes stronger. There's also romance involved, and it's comical because of a pretty unique love triangle. The original author's afterword is also interesting.

This review contains spoilers. I think it's a work with different tastes, but I like it quite a bit. Certainly, there are parts that make you want to snuggle at the main character, but it matches the work, so I don't really care. I recommend the story of Yukijo, which will come out a long time later.

This review contains spoilers. I thought the story of making up fiction to make sense and turning it into truth was pretty novel and interesting. The relationship between the heroine and the hero is also somewhat special, and I can't get tired of watching it and I never get tired of watching it. The only disappointing thing is that there are long episodes that take a long time to resolve, so I feel that the tempo is a bit bad. So, I would like to evaluate this work by minus 1 star for that amount and set it to 4 stars.

This review contains spoilers. A story about college students, monsters when they were young, and high school girls. I've only read up to 5 volumes, so the story hasn't progressed that far, but it's a story with an atmosphere that seems to be quite interesting. If future developments seem interesting, I want to keep reading

This review contains spoilers. For now, my impression is that I've read up to 6 volumes of Steel Man Nanase Complete, but Kotoko, who was kidnapped when she was young and became the god of wisdom, and family circumstances (?) Kuro senpai has developed a special body. Are they two lovers? it became... right? First of all, the slightly mysterious part is interesting, or rather strange. Kotoko made full use of her brain in Conquering Steel Man Nanase, and Kuro senpai was like a battle with her body stretched out, which was interesting, and they somehow cared for each other...?? As a story, the fact that people irresponsibly believe in a story they want to believe and it becomes a fact... is a slightly scary story depending on whether you think that it might not be impossible even in reality, and I thought it was well-made. I also watched the first season of the anime, but when I read the manga, it was easier to watch the parts that I thought were a bit long, and I was able to see the movements of Puella Magi, so I recommend it. There are still many parts I don't understand, so I think I'll take a look at the continuation of the manga and season 2 of the anime.

This review contains spoilers. From the title, I thought it was speculative, but the horror was also strong, and I thought it was scary. I like scary works, so I enjoyed it.