Reviews for Saint Young Men Manga

First of all, it's already an interesting gag comic when it's set up where Buddha and Jesus are sharing a room. The gags are also really interesting, so I think reading them when you're tired will cheer you up. I think you should read it when you want to laugh ‼ ︎

I think it's a novel setting, but I think the subculture is unbalanced and appealing. I was so excited.

I've been addicted to it since volume 1. These two were really interesting. At first, is this work okay? I thought, but I did a proper search, and I was able to read it with peace of mind, not that I was belittling it.

It is said that it will also be made into a live-action movie. This is a story about Buddha and Jesus looking at the everyday lives of the common people. The first person is “me,” and these two people, who are full of elegance due to their behavior, are shining! The peaceful life of these two people living small and small in a shabby apartment... it's so funny.

Anyway, it's a work where I have no choice but to laugh. In the first place, both are originally humans, so it's natural that they smell like humans, but the subtle mismatch with common sense is ridiculous.

I find it interesting that Jesus and Buddha, who can be said to be sacred gods, do so many things in earthly Japan. I'm looking forward to seeing what happens.

Sei's older brother is a work I want to continue forever ♥️ Gods who are laughable and slightly toxic ✨ I'm also looking forward to the next story □

Anyway, it's interesting! It's laughable. You can enjoy it if you have knowledge of Christianity or Buddhism, but you can enjoy it even if you have no knowledge. It seems that devout believers are outraged.

I went to a mission kindergarten and a middle and high school with a strong sense of Buddhism, so I got caught up in the pressure points of both the yes story and the Buddha story. In the scene where Jesus got scared by a dead tree, I thought, “This is the opposite of Gilead...?” I've been rushing into my heart for a long time, so I was happy with the same interpretation lol

Among gags and comedies, it's definitely interesting; I bought it in comics, but it's too bulky, so I switched to e-comics.

It is a co-starring dream that comes from Jingkyo and Buddhism. That's because worship of idiots is not prohibited. This is what the miracle of Agape Esther looks like in the present day. When you make bread with stones, the plate (the raw material of pottery is a stone) instead of wine that turns into bread, I hold my stomach and laugh. If you read Buddha's apprentice Ananda and Jesse's father's friendly New Testament (there are miracles in Western paintings with manga) and Tezuka Osamu's Buddha's place, your understanding deepens even deeper

A comedy about the awakening Buddha and Jesus, the Son of God, living a leisurely life in Tachikawa. It depicts a relatively faithful view of religion and it's a learning experience lol

Are you on vacation because the two strongest gods, Jesus and Buddha, are struggling with monthly living expenses in a Japanese apartment, interactions with believers and disciples in the celestial world, and miracles that unwittingly appear due to neighborhood relationships and emotions? More than that, it looks like a new ascetic practice for the two gods, but I read it as if I were watching Sae. You will be healed by everyday miracle gag contests with a sense of life.

It's amazing that it's interesting no matter when you read it, and I'm thankful for that. It's amazing to be able to laugh even if you're not familiar with it at all. I love Jesus' freedom so much.