Reviews for Tsugumi Project Manga

This review contains spoilers. The atmosphere seems like it will be completed in about 9 volumes. There is an element of anxiety that the story progresses too well at a good tempo, probably because it is an overseas specification. Maybe this kind of manga will be sublimated if you complete it all at once while leaving a few mysteries behind? The content isn't safe, so the level of attention may not be high, but I can't understand that it wasn't selected for “this manga is amazing.” Satake (Cool Female Warrior) Tama (Unlucky Genius Girl) Huglemono (gluttonous character) Amano Habakiri (in charge of Showa-style zukkokke) The supporting characters around here are too unique problem The episode of the main character's wife who appeared in past recollections is also addictive and I like it

This review contains spoilers. Buy up to 3 volumes. At the beginning of this comic, foreign death row inmates land on devastated Japan with the aim of “annihilation,” and try to collect weapons that triggered the war. There are times when something you like comes up, the evaluation is a bit underrated regardless of the story, right? What would it be if I were a spaceship? Guess? No, I feel something is different. Speaking of Guess, it's a personality story, and recently it's getting tough with the Yankees. But well, in this comic, something like an “intelligence agency” comes up lightly, and I love that area. I like that thing in foreign dramas where you have to fight 24 hours a day the most in foreign dramas. It's different from that, but I like this comic because it's in line with that taste. This comic seems to have first been shown in France, and I feel like I've seen Japan “from the outside” everywhere. And does Esprit work for conversation too? (lol) The way the story also progresses with spoilers feels a bit like an overseas specification. I want to say Shimura. Even though I feel a different culture around there, I was able to read the “Japan Almost Fallen”, “Prisoners Aim for Extinction,” and “Adventurous” stories about solving mysteries in an interesting way. When I read it, it's usually interesting without making them wear clogs ☆ 5. By the way, I was able to read it when I was suffering from season-changing headaches, so I think it's a comic that can also be read by people who have side effects from now on. It doesn't go as nonstop, so I think there are individual differences. I'll buy the next volume too.