Reviews for Space Brothers Manga

After reviewing volume 28, I recently read up to the latest 44 volumes. I like space objects, so I enjoy it. The story unfolds while involving the surrounding people and episodes. It's a long way until I went out into space as an astronaut, but in reality, there was a super super difficult selection, and it's clear that the training from there was a long time, and rather, it made me feel that it wasn't easy, and I like it. Of course, the story of the supporting characters has been expanded quite a bit, and you can watch episodes that feel like they were inserted in order to make it longer, but it's not wasted by relating that expansion somewhere in the back volume. In addition to being quite pictorially satisfied with the fact that depictions of outer space, each aircraft, and NASA etc. are appearing, I also think that the interaction of the characters, the movements and ways of thinking of each member as a team, and the sad and joyful episodes are also interesting. Serialization began in 2008, around volume 28 (published in 2016), but in the story, they are there after 2024, and manned exploration and base activities on the Moon. I'm reading it now in 2024, and it also has a strange feeling. (Also, Japanese astronauts landing on the moon in 2028,32 - the Artemis program was reported (4/11)) The fact that they dared to set such an era in the field of rapid progress was probably because of the creator's ingenuity or because this work was an ambitious work. There are examples of siblings active in the sports and entertainment world, but there are times when light hits one side and the other turns into the shadows. However, I strongly feel the intention and intention of the painter along with the title of this work because it depicts that they both make achievements on the front stage and move forward while thinking about each other. Olympic athletes are also among the elite, yet there are quite a few representatives of both brothers and sisters. There is also one axis of making dreams from an early age come true, and I wonder if the story is such a combination, and that is also romantic. It's fiction anyway. It's just that they don't accept it as impossible, or whether they just accept it as it is if it's such a story. The inside of Rokuta's head has a large amplitude of Serika and her feelings for the universe, selection, training, everyday people, etc., but by depicting and showing her worries, I have a sense of closeness that those elites, who are supposed to be at a higher level than normal people, are also spending their days full of blood. The fun is accelerated in the 30-volume level. A female senior from college (-Faculty of Science) went to Tanegashima. Large collection of 40 volume titles. Volume 41 is 2029 the 60th anniversary of walking on the moon! Volume 44 is very urgent!

If there were only one comic left in the world, I would leave “Space Brothers.” It resonates with my heart no matter how many times I reread it. Mucchan, who strangely connects people, is wonderful, and I also like the fact that it contains love for people who make things. Similar to astronauts, the story in which the spotlight shines on those who support them really hits my heart with its amazing title collection. It is an important and important work that I will definitely reread over and over again from now on.

It will be a lifelong learning experience. Mu-ta is cool. You'll learn the importance of making an effort. I want them to come back to Russia like this comic.

I'm looking forward to the new anime that will soon be the final installment of Space Brothers Who Cry? Maybe a Japanese Moonwalker will really be born next year

I think it's a blockbuster comic that everyone knows. It stirs up my curiosity about the unknown universe, and I can't stop reading it.

There are longings in space. The universe has dreams. There's romance. It was a really exciting work. It makes me cry when I think that there are not only people going to space, but many times more people involved...

I read it as a trial, and it's pretty interesting. I wanted to read them all. I'm worried about the continuation, so I'm thinking of buying it.

I'm glad I was able to learn about astronauts I didn't know, that there are various jobs, that so many people are involved, and how difficult and how amazing it is. I'm always moved by how deep the bond between these siblings is in the light exchange of words. The conversation is fun, but in reality, it's also risking my life, and I read it with excitement every time. Dad and mom are also very nice. I'm getting more and more interested in space too!

Works I used to read with excitement, but now I see them again and reread them with a sense of nostalgia. How many years have passed since then, and it's definitely different from the excitement of that time, but I'm interested in various things such as the relationship between siblings, the details of the astronaut recruitment test, etc., and I can follow my dreams even when I become an adult! I can read it again with a new feeling, and I'm looking forward to reading even though I know where to go.

I learned about this film after it was made into a movie. It was interesting to feel like I was able to see a world I didn't know.

How many years have passed since it was made into a movie. It's already 43 volumes! The space station scene is always exciting!

It's a famous work, and I only knew the title, but the more I read it, the more interesting it was, and I was addicted to the swamp. They are the best siblings.

The protagonist brothers have been dreaming of going to space since they were young. The differences in the future between older brother and younger brother, and the older brother's subsequent choices and training are interesting.

I watched Animax and became addicted to Space Brothers. I haven't read it in a long time to write a review, but it's still awesome.

Space has dreams, doesn't it? Big Bang, Einstein, 2001 Space Odyssey, etc., it's Daisuki! ,

I've been interested in it for a long time and finally bought it. I read it and it was interesting and I'm glad I bought it! I never thought this would be such a crying story.

I really like this manga. I don't know if it's true or not, but I can read with a super fresh feeling that space-related companies are like this.