Reviews for Space Brothers Manga

Mutta, who is my brother and I struggle to fulfill my big dream of being an astronaut, is interesting and makes me want to support them, and I think I have to do my best

The main character doesn't seem like the main character. They are very humane, move because of accidents, struggle, and aim for space. I felt it was more interesting than drawing a dream story with beautiful things. The content of the JAXA exam was also interesting, and I thought it was very interesting that this would happen.

I watched the anime when it was broadcast, and I always wanted to read comics, but I was hesitant because there were so many volumes... BUT! After all, once I read it, I was so obsessed that I couldn't stop reading it! I'm glad I bought it!! It's a work that gives you courage.

It's a manga that can be enjoyed not only by those who have admired space even once, but also by those who haven't! It's great that there's no dripping even after 40 volumes. The way the foreshadowing is exquisite, so be sure to keep reading.

I am drawn in by reading the high wall of being an astronaut, the severe tests where they compete for one of the few capacity slots, and the thoughts and past of each character.

It's dazzling that the main character is at a loss and moving towards his dream. I was energized by the way they changed through relationships with people around them.

I was really looking forward to the latest issue! I've been reading it since I was in elementary school, and I'm over 20 years old, and I still love it.

The main character, Mu-chan, isn't a handsome guy, but surprisingly, I don't think there is any other protagonist with such humor and true kindness. There are many characters that are basically good people, and even if they have habits, they have a good heart and passion for space, and they can't hate, and attractive characters. Denier Young has become a character I have a particular fondness for. Russian people love the Russian edition too. I think even people who have broken their dreams or given up can be moved unexpectedly by comics like this. I am that mouth. I definitely want many manga lovers to experience the kindness and strength of the characters!

It's been a long time. It's been 13 years already? It always brings back what I thought and felt when I was a kid. It's like one of the gemstones I've cherished, and I sometimes open a drawer to polish it. There aren't that many encounters in my life that move my heart. Therefore, I will cherish it carefully and spend my whole life polishing it. This time, I came back in the wake of Mr. Maezawa, who is traveling to space. As expected, his earning power and ability to act, who lives in the same era (leave his likes and dislikes aside), did he have the same raw stones?

“That was really good...” from “Go for Mucchan” and “Go Hibito Go for It,” and I'm in tears almost every volume, even though I don't know who exactly is reading it from. It's not a figurative expression, it's a serious one. yeah, the old man. And after all, I love the characters Oton and Okan hopelessly.

this is bound to make me cry, isn't it? It's interesting. It's the best. People who chase dreams, people who make them come true, people who give up, people who watch over, good guys and bad guys. It shows the lives of all of them, so they all fall in love with it. I cheer for everyone even though they know their dreams won't come true. That's why I'm happy and painful, but I'm happy. Especially Mucchan. I love the unique and humane characters. Unlike everyday people who continued to pursue their dreams, I'm doing my best to support them on their way to becoming an astronaut only because they took a detour!

This work is really heartwarming; everything that is normal and simple on Earth is a special event in space, and each one is delicate and important. It makes me think something.

It's one of the comics I've been following since time immemorial. It conveys the passion of people who are confronted with reality and are still scratching their feet. This is a work that people who are interested in space should read.

This is a story where the younger brother becomes an astronaut first, and the older brother Rokuta aims to become an astronaut, inspired by childhood memories. The people around you are also unique and interesting. There were also stories that were helpful, not limited to space. I sympathize with the sight of them aiming for their dreams now and being impatient and lost, and it makes me laugh while being surprised at how to confront unexpected accidents and doesn't hurt Rokuta-kun's opponent and has a humorous response. I was also impressed by the lines where the words of people around them sometimes follow a path like a quote. I read it piled up, and I thought it would be until I had calmed down, so I finally read it. My biggest impression is that I wish I had read it sooner.

I can't wait for the continuation. It's a work that gives me courage, and the relationship between siblings is really wonderful. I also love places full of humor.

I'm excited to see my longing for space and my pure feelings for dreams from the perspective of only when I've reached a certain age.