Reviews for Police in a Pod Manga

Word sense and space are too great. The characters are also exquisite. Maybe it's a gag comic... I don't know the genre anymore, but I laughed out loud at home.

The main character became a police officer because he was a civil servant. Surrounded by senior female inspectors and male detectives, they are being trained, and laughter comes out at every turn, and you can enjoy it. Unlike cool criminal dramas, police officers are missing or lacking somewhere with a sense of humanity. I've only read up to three volumes, but it's pretty good.

This is an interesting comic that shows the reality of police officers. The balance between comedy and seriousness is very good, easy to read, and there are also thought-provoking stories.

There are a lot of comics and dramas about detectives, but it feels like they're the closest to reality. Fuji-san is cool. I admire it.

The daily lives of police officers are written and novel. The gag and real intention were too funny, and it gave off a sense of realism, and when I saw police officers in the city, I began to feel like “thank you for your hard work” lol

It's the best comic that's funny and sometimes makes you cry! I definitely want everyone to read it. I didn't have a very good image of police officers until now, but reading this made me want to support them!

I like the realistic feeling. A police officer I know said, “There is police there is a lot written on it.” All of the characters have characters, so it's a nice feeling.

This is my favorite comic. It's scary sometimes, but it's a basic gag and it's funny. I'm interested in the police. I wonder what will happen to human relationships~

I'm addicted to the drama and bought it because it's going to be animated next time. The manga is also very interesting and I'm really looking forward to making it into an anime!

I was so addicted to it that I reread it over and over before it was made into a drama! Serious social issues are incorporated into laughter, and it's a great learning experience. The character I personally recommend is Uesugi-kun who didn't appear in the drama?

The pictures are beautiful, and the characters are charming. I couldn't stop and bought it right away, but I have no regrets. I'm looking forward to the next volume.

I'm moved by how the main character grows up, I laugh at the interactions with the people around me, and it's all very, very interesting in summary? Was this some kind of foreshadowing? I reread it over and over again!

There are serious stories, but there is definitely laughter too! I'm reading it while thinking the police are difficult. The characters are so nice that I can read them right away.

It's so interesting that I read it over and over again! After reading this comic, when I see people who are police officers in the city, I really want to support them. It's also simply interesting as a gag comic, but the depiction of romance within the organization is so vivid that I'm looking forward to the continuation.

It makes me laugh. interesting! Watching police cars just reminds me of this comic. I also watched all the dramas. Now that the anime is about to start, I have no choice but to watch it!

She recommended it and I started reading it. Then, I'm really addicted to it!! A realistic depiction of the police society, and it's interesting to grasp the relationship even within it! In real scenes, I was moved by the problems in today's society, the difficulties of being a police officer, and the psychological depiction, and in the funny depiction, I was hungry and laughed a lot! I really don't think there are any works that are this fun to read and study! Yasu-sensei is amazing!!! If you are interested in police officers in the part you can't usually see, I definitely want you to read it!

I really loved reading it even before it was made into a drama, and no wonder it was made into a drama...!! But the main members? It's a pity that Kana and Kisaragi senpai weren't supposed to appear, but it's a police story that would be interesting even if it were made into a drama, and I really thought that it was my favorite work once again.