Reviews for Saint Young Men Manga

It's a very surreal gag comic. The main characters have already jumped away from where Buddha and Jesus are, and the content is also interesting.

I was surprised that Saints Christ and Buddha were drawn like this. I thought “this is really interesting” over and over

I've known it since I was a student. I like the surrealism, and it's a memorable work.

It's fun! Jesus and Buddha come to this world, and it's a work that you can enjoy with lots of laughing elements!

It's a work that makes me giggle. And after reading the words that come up in the story, I want to look it up! I'm also studying (laughs) If you're interested, you should read it ☘

Anyway, relax. Maybe it only works for Japanese people. I'm glad they're Japanese! If the world were like this, I don't think there would be any conflict ()

Originally, I was a fan of the work “Arakawa Under the Bridge” by the same author, and it was a work I've always been interested in. It's studded with gags about Buddha and Christ, and it just makes me laugh! You can also learn a bit about stories about Jesus Christ that you don't know at all, so it might be a bit of a learning experience.

A religious view unique to Japan that has no religion and has 8 million gods to read without thinking about hard things that foreigners might faint when they see it; this is the best

I've been waiting for comics like this! These are gag comics with religious stories that are easy to read, and make adults with a decent amount of knowledge laugh even when they read them.

I've always been curious about it, and I finally bought all the ones that have already been published and read them all at once. It's as fun as you'd expect. The unique view of the world is addictive, and it makes me want to read more quickly.

I love gag content!! I think it's a very interesting work!

It quickly gets into pressure points, so it makes me laugh lol it makes me wonder how much knowledge the author put into drawing. I also liked Arakawa, but I wonder what happened to this author's brain... I like Buddha in a good sense

The two of them are definitely not aiming to be good, but it's always kind of interesting and they get into pressure points. It's a warm, fuzzy everyday life, but sometimes knowledge about Buddhism and Christianity is scattered there (and it's pretty core), so I never get tired of reading it, and it's fun. It's a complete episode, so it's easy to read and you won't get tired.

It was interesting to try reading it. It was just getting cheaper, so I bought it. The interaction between Buddha and Jesus was so exquisite that it made me laugh. It erupted a long time ago. You can also study Buddha, who comes up from time to time, by searching for whether it's true or not, about the upbringing of Jesus?!

It's funny!! I try not to read it in public places such as trains (laughs) I recommend it when I want to laugh.

Up to three volumes were cheaper, and since it's Obon (laughs), I bought them. No, I take my hat off to my high level gag sense. This is how you used that Saints episode! or something? I looked up things I didn't quite understand... there was a book at home that compared the world's religions, so why don't you look back... (lol) but it's okay because it's too subtle!? It's worrisome (religion must be treated sensitively, isn't it), but the smiling life of Jesus and Buddha in Tachikawa, which overcomes even that, resonated with my heart. Personally, do you like landlord aunts and animals that take the initiative to give themselves?

Buddha and Jesus are on vacation in Tachikawa. When I first read this work, I was nervous that I might be scolded from various quarters. God and Buddha are wonderful and mysterious stories that change everyday life into vacations. I can read without stress!

Two people who seem to be thankful, like beavers... There is partial ridiculousness in the overall ridiculousness, and a mysterious world unfolds, whether serious or playful.

Starting with Buddha and Jesus, the angels, apostles, and disciples are all unique. I especially like Lucifer, Mara, Judas, and Miracle Bread. Set in Tachikawa, there are plenty of places where you can smile and laugh as you go back and forth through the celestial world and live a lively life as you think, sometimes not as you would like. It's my favorite work that I reread over and over again because Buddha and Jesus's Vacation in the Underworld is popular and warm, and interesting episode by episode.