Reviews for Orient Manga

After reading up to about 5 volumes, I realized that it's a story with a much deeper bottom (theme) than I had anticipated... I gradually got used to the worldview, and my impressions after reading volume 1.2 were that they were kind of oratory, and around volume 7.8.9, the good characters stood out, and everyone was so cool and interesting. I think they're good at depicting vivid, life-size feelings. The picture is also beautiful and I love it.

I read this work because I was addicted to the cold and slightly outlandish feeling of the characters unique to this author, the story that shakes the way of life, way of thinking, and common sense, and the powerful and ironic atmosphere of the gloomy, dark depiction, etc., and I read this work, but I couldn't get in much by just reading volumes 1 or 2, and I felt that my expectations were lost, and I didn't read it for a long time. However, it was great when I read up to volume 3 and 4 after a long absence! Otaka Shinobu sensei was as good as I had imagined.

I've just read on, but it's interesting. I'm looking forward to it from now on

interesting!! The latest edition was great too. I'm worried about the continuation every time. After all, it's fun to read comics that are good at depicting psychology.

It was very interesting. The person in charge of drawing was also the same person in Magi, so it was easy to read

I read this for the first time and it's interesting! I thought I'd buy the next volume too!!!

The pictures and content are really great. I've liked it since I was Magi, so I just bought it

It was drawn by a teacher I've liked since I was a Magi, so it was interesting to read it!! I'm looking forward to the continuation

Even though the feeling of the previous work remained, it was still fun to read in a different story, and I was curious about the development.

I was reading the author Otaka's previous work, so I'm continuing to read it. I like that it still has dark parts.

The settings were good. They were full of energy, young boys. I was also fascinated by the battle scenes!

As was the case with the previous work Magi, Otaka-san is a genius in drawing the darkness of his heart. All of the characters this time also had a past where they were cornered without mercy (and the way they were cornered was disgusting), but thanks to someone, they were able to move forward. That trajectory is beyond my imagination, so I'm watching. I have no idea how the story will turn out this time either! When it was Magi, it was so epic that I almost couldn't keep up with it, so I'd be grateful if it developed a little closer here if possible lol

It's one of the works with a pattern I'd like to watch an anime and read the original one. I have a habit with the illustrations, so it might have been a bit difficult to read. But the story is interesting.

A work by Shinobu Otaka, famous for the Magi. I feel his philosophical nature in every step of the story. The ideas for survival, rational thoughts, and the personal feelings each character has are also fascinating.

I can't stop being moved within my friends and the excitement of fighting! It's interesting and different from the Magi written by Shinobu Otaka, and it's great

A classic shonen manga! I feel like it was a pity for the kids who were deceived... but it was nice to see the two of them doing their best and fighting!

It's an interesting story about shonen manga where people fight and travel with friends. However, when it comes to interpersonal relationships, it highlights people's weaknesses, cunning, and dark parts even with this, and there are places that stick in my heart when I read them. That's why there are times when I'm moved by scenes where each character that appears overcomes difficulties. There are also many mysteries and foreshadowing, and I'm worried about the continuation.