Reviews for Saint Young Men Manga

It makes me laugh no matter how many times I read it. I can't read it in public. she definitely has a disgusting face... I can't find any interesting unexpected words.

The novelty of being a religious gag. Jesus and Buddha live a laid-back life in Tachikawa. The story is interesting, and I think the pictures are relaxed and easy for both men and women to read. It is an amazing ability that was specially exhibited at the British Museum.

Buddha and Jesus descend to the lower world and share a room. I was somehow attracted to the novelty of that setting and bought it. I had the impression that there are many gag comics that have a sense of poison and power left to them, but this is good. The design is simple and the content is relaxed, laughable, and you can lose strength in your shoulders. Is it a worldview that can only be developed by enlightened people and children of God? He's a manga artist who uses extremely foul play (laughs). I wonder if that idea and work only came out in Japan. Religion is fraught with nervous problems as a reality, but I don't want to lose the ease with which this kind of work is accepted. I think it's a good comic.

I love it so much that I can't wait for the new volume to come out. It makes me laugh at the novel and unimaginable divine story.

It's so funny that I can't believe it's drawn by a woman!! However, I can't deny the max feeling of volume 1... the number of pages is small, so I wonder if it's expensive. But it's interesting at God's level!

A slow life in the underworld of Jesus and Buddha. The setting and characters are absolutely impossible, but it depicts everyday things that make you feel a little relaxed and happy, and it makes me laugh. I'm so glad I was studying that I was able to laugh so much with the ethical knowledge I learned when I was a student!! lol

You'd better not read this in public... It's a laughable work that doesn't make you laugh out loud when you're reading it outside and it seems like a strange person can watch it (lol). If you like mythology, I think it would make you laugh even more at the gap!

It's laughable. I feel like I've casually learned more about Buddha and Christ (lol) Perfect for killing time! A laid-back, relaxed comic!

This work is interesting no matter how many times you reread it. If you read it on the train, you need to be careful not to think that you are funny, smirking, and quite suspicious.

It is an impossible manga outside of Japan where the subject, which can be said to be reckless just because Buddha and Jesus are the main characters, is further turned into a gag manga. But it's really interesting. I burst out laughing even more when it's something I know from the original story. There is also a strange sense of realism that really seems to exist in Tachikawa, which is wonderful. The hurdles seem high when it comes to religious stories, but it's also interesting to look up the original story as if it were studying history.

After all, the interaction between Buddha and Jesus and the exchange with the celestial world is interesting, mixed with gags, yet the historical background and religious matters are clearly written. That gap is also fun to read. The giggly laughter everywhere is healing (lol)

A comic with a gentle effect like the effects of a hot spring that makes you laugh hehehe. It's a comic with a Japanese interpretation of laughter. I can forgive this religious story because I'm Japanese! Being overseas, I understand this feeling. because I'm scared lol

You can continue reading Buddhism and Christianity quickly, and when you study, you can enjoy it even more, even if you don't know it, you'll be interested.

It's interesting as a gag, it also touches on history, and it's a work that's easy to understand and read quickly. Buddha and Jesus are humble and the pictures are wonderful. I liked it so much that I bought all seven volumes of the manga.

At first, they liked pictures and should have only vaguely known religious stories, but reading this comic → it's frustrating even if you don't understand the original story → it seems like they'll get a little smarter by studying about religion (lol) As expected, they are both people who only have gods (pillars?) The goodness is oozing out (laughs)

First of all, I was surprised even though God is living a normal life, and I enjoyed reading it because there were so many gags.

Despite being a pretty difficult theme to handle, Futagami, which is unseen in the world, has become a gag character... It is a comic that is accepted precisely because there are many non-religious people in Japan. Just very funny!! As Buddha and Jesus go about their daily lives in Tachikawa, they enjoy human life while being helped by God, or rather by God's magic that appears completely human from time to time. It's an all-gag and heartwarming comic, so there are no valleys. It's not really exciting, but it's easy to read, so when you're tired of life, it might be a good idea to drink tea with the gods (^ω^)

I like it because it's really interesting. Was the first one particularly interesting? I recommend it.

I've always been curious to see them at convenience stores. I bought one episode at a time... I definitely want the book!! It made me laugh out loud ^ ^

As mentioned in other people's reviews, it's not a burst of laughter, but the story development involving knowledge of Buddhism and Christianity is heartwarming, surreal, and induces a burst of laughter. I bought one episode at a time, but I ended up buying just one more episode and one more episode after that.