Reviews for Smile Down the Runway Manga

This review contains spoilers. The heterogeneity (young talents) and efforts of Chiyuki and Ikuto are well depicted. Thinking back on Sakuma's past experiences there, I really like places where they try to steadily develop Ikuto (ideas) while feeling that they are no match even though they have their admiration for Ikuto's talent and the impatience of having their position taken away. Every story really makes sense and it's a good comic.

This review contains spoilers. There seemed to be a lot of opinions flying around in the final episode, but I really liked it, including the last one! Facing my dreams, sometimes facing setbacks, moving forward and finally making my dreams come true... I'm not familiar with fashion, but I enjoyed reading it so much that it changed my way of looking at it a bit through this work!

This review contains spoilers. I'm curious... just curious... I want to read more... it's a work that feels like that. People who work hard are nice, aren't they? I'll try my best too.

This review contains spoilers. Chasing a dream... there are setbacks and hopelessness ahead, and I want people like that who can't give up on their dreams... but they have to give up to read it.

This review contains spoilers. I hadn't seen many settings with 2 main characters, so it was refreshing. The way I made them notice that there are 2 main characters was so cool and so fluffy. The content is also interesting.

This review contains spoilers. When I thought that volume 22 had finally been completed, I felt like I was looking forward to the last one and it was lonely. I enjoyed reading how Ikuto and Chiyuki grew up. The fashion industry, which is also the theme of the work, was also very interesting. It's sad that it's over, but I was happy to come across such a wonderful work.

This review contains spoilers. It's my impression that I read it from beginning to end all at once, but I really wanted to write it... First, I thought using clothing as a subject would be challenging, and it was amazing to be able to really fascinate me. I mean, I like the title's sense too much. It's like a showroom opening or fooookakkoIIIIII. (What) There is also a thorough explanation of terms, and it was in a category that otaku who had moved away from fashion couldn't understand (is it an ancient story?) I'm interested in fashion. Well, even though I was interested, I spent the money I spent on that fashion for this work. Maybe people who are interested later don't like clothes, etc... as part of the human drama, Ikuto has an amazing mentality that went through a strong line. As a matter of fact, the protagonist. The story progresses as he meets Chiyuki and the environment that surrounds him changes rapidly, but no matter what happens, he has such a steel mentality that you can't even see it inside. But it's really charming. If this is blurry, the story itself will get longer, so personally, I think it was good that the protagonist was strong to some extent. Well then, I wonder if the heroine Chiyuki had a tofu mentality. No. There's no blurring at all with regard to this either. I think you can clearly understand the strength of that core in just one episode. Hey hey, I feel like this isn't a story about strong people, but by confronting them with a reality where they can't do anything with mental alone, it brings depth to the story. The reason they have core strength is probably because the author's way of maturing their mentality was like that, or because they wanted to make them so strong. I can't write all the other characters due to the character limit, but it's a work completed with a perfect balance, so it's okay to spend a few more episodes digging in, and it's a work that calms down as it is. Personally, I think it's okay to decide whether or not to read it after episode 1, but I think it was a good work where I didn't think it was a loss after reading all of them. Anyway, I cried and thought I'd do my best. It also warmed my heart. I'm writing this review with anticipation for Inoya sensei's future works. Thank you very much for your great work.

This review contains spoilers. I'm happy to see Ikuto, who is obsessed with what he likes, works hard, and has grown so much. The origin of making clothes for Chiyuki from the beginning to make Chiyuki's dream come true continued through to the end, and I felt the depth of the bond. I also enjoyed watching fashion. It was a wonderful work where I walked towards my dreams.

This review contains spoilers. At first, I learned about it by watching anime, and then I read comics, but anyway, the illustrations were so good that I read it felt like girls were overcoming difficulties, and it was exciting too!