Reviews for Space Brothers Manga

I was able to draw a real astronaut through detailed coverage. I thought I should do my best for Mutta's hard work, who had just lost to his younger brother. Hibito also had a serious accident and was shocked to the point where his heart was crushed. I cried because I couldn't watch Hibito suffer. These siblings really impress me.

After all, it made me think that characters are important in manga. The main character, Mutta, is positive and quite excellent, yet his moderate sense of mercy evokes sympathy. The supporting characters also have their own episodes, and I wonder if this is what the characters are alive. Hot lines that make you feel a little embarrassed are better when you're an adult.

Full of quotes. It's a comic that supports my heart. Can you recommend it to everyone

This is one person who joined from the anime broadcast. I started subscribing to comics because I wanted to read more from the end of the anime. To put it bluntly, it's a bit difficult to preach, but it's a work I really like because the characters often make me think about “the way humans live” through the grand theme of space. I look back at both the anime and the original from time to time. I recommend it.

I started with anime, but I feel that my understanding of space increases even more when it's a comic. Also, I can feel that space-related news from around the world is very familiar. Of course, it's a charming story about two siblings.

Until now, I wasn't really interested in space or astronauts, but I read it on the recommendation of an acquaintance. Then, I was so overwhelmed that I read it all at once. Although it's a comic, you can really learn more about space, and you can also be moved by the passion and friendship, and it's a great work anyway. Please read it.

I think everyone has heard of this work, which has also been made into an anime at least once. It's an outrageous setting where the characters are adults and aim to become astronauts, but anyway, it's interesting and I'm curious about the continuation!

Friendship, love, and relationships of trust all unfold in a grand place called outer space. There are also scenes that are so moving that I get goose bumps! I definitely want you to read it.

It was a very interesting work, and as I was reading it, I realized that it was getting more and more, and I even read the latest episode! It's very interesting!

I've been watching Space Brothers since TV, but it's still interesting, and I'm moved!

In the latest edition, at last, people are in space every day ‼ Since when has Rokuta been stranded in space ⁉ completed his long-awaited Sharon Observatory, and it was worth it for them to stay on the surface of the moon ❗ can Sharon do research with everyone to make the observatory worth living for? However, what happened to the solar flare ⁉ Since Rokuta is indifferent, there really isn't a sense of crisis? They're big guys after all (lol) I'm excited to see the two brothers on the moon? It's a book to know how many people are involved in space and those who support it ‼

Live action ▶ I enjoyed it probably because it was a comic. I was very impressed by the bond between siblings.

It's also good about movies, and comics are interesting, aren't they? It's a work I want others to promote

Space Brothers was really good. I also have siblings, so there was an emo vibe when I remembered being compared to my older brother for something like an inferiority complex. It's the best.

Even though he's Oni-chan, for some reason he's not an elite. But I really like Mutta, who takes space seriously more than anyone else!!

It's been a long time since it went on sale, but it was a comic I've always wanted to read. I took this opportunity to read it, and it really moved me just as I had imagined, and it made me look back at myself and think about various things. I also have a younger brother, so the circumstances of always having to be ahead of my younger brother were similar, and the content had a sense of closeness. It's still the first volume, but I'm already moved and sympathized with it. I want to read it to the end. Personally, I would like people who have any problems right now, people who have siblings, people who are busy with job hunting, and people who have been laid off to read it. I think there are things I can notice and learn through this comic, and I think it will give me courage!

The story progresses slowly because it's carefully drawn, but I think it's a work that both adults and children can enjoy with a well-thought out story.