Reviews for Police in a Pod Manga

The TV drama went too far and was an impossible story, but this comic had plenty of stories that were possible but not strange, so it was really interesting.

Anyway, I want you to read there are so many connections between the various people that it would be amazing to make a relationship diagram, but that's also interesting

Everyone who comes out is adorable. It's funny, exciting, I want to do my best and cheer, and I feel busy

It's really amazing because you can experience all kinds of emotions like a roller coaster in one book, from quick laughter to seriousness!

There is serious content, but there are many very funny scenes, and I burst out laughing every time. It's interesting no matter how many times you reread it!

As the title suggests, when I first started reading it, I thought it was a comedy comic about police officers' everyday lives. The scenes that make me laugh are just so funny, and it's a level I can't read on a train. It makes me laugh out loud, so my family says, “What?” A level that people ask. For the most part, it's bad story. Unexpectedly, serious incidents and scenes where there are scenes where heavy decisions are necessary come up, and it's suspenseful and interesting and satisfying to read. This balance is so good, and if there are only developments that are too heavy, you may not be able to move forward, but the Shioume is just right, and sometimes it makes me feel like “I'm going to reread it.” It's sooo funny.

Police officers seem to be the hardest job, close to danger due to hard work, and exhausting energy and physical strength. I think they are also “public servants,” and at the same time, when I think about their sublime sense of mission and how much precious devotion they have been given to us citizens, I think the police officers who protect citizens are definitely admirable people. In that organization, the main character is set up as a newcomer who gets a job with “but only.” She, who has no strong motivation, approaches police work from a fresh point of view in an environment where they are constitutionally forced to pass through in a tight athletic organization. Reading it was surprising and harassing, and it was obvious that they are actually all very normal people, but there is a point that they tend to overlook (sometimes oraora men who are bad at the wheel also live there), but in fact, it penetrated the center of this story, and it was a big reminder for those in a position to be protected. It's a comic filled with all kinds of things inside the police, and it's very nice that not only serious incidents or major incidents are close-up. It's a story about all players who don't leave it up to a handful of good-looking heroes. I came to comics after watching dramas, but the black (called company) appearance in comics was intense. There are also depictions of harassment. It's definitely not a peaceful everyday life, and there's tension and dark humor, but it can actually be said that it's a serious police force. However, I realistically want someone like Chief Fuji who feels somewhat distrustful of the behavior of the female police officer who recently made a report and can be relied upon. I'm still in the process of reading volume 5, but since it's a work that raises humble issues, but is actually full of things with extremely deep issues (it's not pretty, it feels like muddy mess events in the world), so I wanted to put the review in between. Super super recommended. “My company” isn't it. The handwriting on the picture sandwiched between each story is intelligent, perfectly balanced, and beautiful enough to make you fall in love and look at it. postscript. In episode 79, Taimiko sensei's supernatural powers explode as Kawai runs. There's a lot of laughter, but volume 15 makes me cry. The contents are so packed that I'm impressed that there are really many seeds. It means that Taimiko sensei brought a story at the very end that she had avoided drawing, but that she really wanted to draw. I've read up to 17 volumes, and I'm going to read “Separate Chapter Unboxed.” Stockholm syndrome is famous, but I first learned about Lima syndrome. My heart aches over how Chief Yokoi's facial muscles died. It's easy for individuals to change, and isn't it an executive's job to change organizations? I groaned at,.

The story and characters are insanely interesting! Then, from time to time, heavy and painful themes come in. But the whole thing is positive, so I read it, and this one is positive too. My favorite work.

I bought it and have absolutely no regrets!! It's interesting no matter how many times you reread it! There are comical stories as well as deep stories. After a while, you can enjoy it fresh even if you reread it again!

It made me want to watch the drama and read the original story too. It's a little different from the drama, but the characters are interesting.

The gag content was interesting. There was a drama going on again, so when I came to watch the original story, it was interesting that was different from the drama

The way you look at police officers and the police changes before and after reading it. The gap between the serious episode and the gag episode is also interesting and easy to read. If you liked Being Arrested, don't miss it!

interesting! And that's a good story! I think the police are tough, but I also think they're cool. I recommend it. Love affairs are also interesting.

Police work is very easy to understand, and it's a great learning experience. My image of the police up until now has changed, and the police have also been abused, and it's a tough job.

I learned about the work through the broadcast of the anime. There were plenty of stories (episodes) based on the author's own practical experience, and it refreshingly turned upside down assumptions such as “any police officer would help” from the root. Since it is set in a police administration agency (mainly police boxes and stations), there are many characters, but each and every staff member is properly depicted, and each personality/past background/belief etc. can be understood in incidents and happenings that occur one after another. It's a work that makes me laugh unintentionally because of the harsh twitches and interactions between staff members, but it's a work that makes me realize “they're normal people who aren't that different from ourselves.”

I like police stuff, and when I found this work over a year ago, I bought it all at once. Precise, careful, and convinced.. I think the way you draw the subtlety of feelings is amazing. I will continue to support you.

Until I read this comic, I only knew about police work in criminal dramas. Hakozume realistically and carefully depicts the work of police officers, and the more you read it, the more it conveys how difficult it is to be a police officer. I think I can't do this job, but since there are a lot of comedies, I burst out laughing every time. After reading Hakozume, when I see a police officer, I look with respect from afar.

I started with an anime, but I recommend it because it's easy to read and the story is interesting!? I was worried about the continuation and immediately bought the continuation.