Reviews for Twilight Out of Focus Manga

This review contains spoilers. The design is good, but the story is great! The two, who initially pretended that they wouldn't stick together, gradually passed by and watched as they were attracted to each other with awe! Otomo's sex appeal is so erotic that I wouldn't believe he was in high school! I was swamped with glances and gestures ()

This review contains spoilers. It's been over a year since I bought it, and I haven't written a review. lol it's also made into an anime, and I love these two. I really like the two people in the same room in the dorm who promised in front of the camera or the place where Mao stopped the camera and laughed while looking at the camera ♡ I also looked back at the anime and reread it one more time.

This review contains spoilers. Hisashi, who is a lone wolf and gay in the same room in the dorm, and Mao from the film club made three promises. One, Kotobuki doesn't mention that he's gay, one, Kotobuki doesn't touch Mao, and one, they don't get in the way of each other's comfort. Then they became good friends, but in the spring of '2, it was decided that the new thing to shoot in the film club was BL, and furthermore, the director asked him to take the leading role. I couldn't ask for it by any means to Mao because I had an appointment, and Kotobuki, who happened to meet the director and heard the story, unexpectedly told him that he would take on that role...? It's a youth love story between two people who go through twists and turns, such as Mao becoming aware of his feelings for Kotobuki and Kotobuki breaking up with her dangerous boyfriend. Above all, not only was the romance aspect, but the story of the movie was also neat, and surprisingly, it was a learning experience. The well-paced story and unique wording are all great. Makino Mao is just so handsome! It was thanks to Mao that Kotobuki was able to return to his dorm room with peace of mind. There are 3 capsules in this series in total, but they're all too precious, so I definitely want you to read all of them! Anime is great too!

This review contains spoilers. The first film club series. 231 pages including cover. My impression after reading the second “Afterimage Slow Motion” was that Ichikawa was able to shoot a good movie. The first installment doesn't have that much backbone for each character yet, so I wonder if it's a pattern where the story expanded during serialization? and speculation. In this film, even though the focus was on Kotobuki and Mao, it was nice to see how Kotobuki, who was somewhat rejected by his mother and felt nothing but emptiness in believing in living, changed through Mao and the movie. What do you say, it was nice that water was being poured into an empty glass. Below are my personal reasons for purchasing. What I've liked about this film for a long time is super careless, but I was mostly concerned about my position with Sensei, and I wasn't likely to choose to break up due to the depth of Kotobuki's feelings, and I didn't seem to accept it, so I took advantage of this anime adaptation discount. That's right, I can't understand children, but there are people who have that kind of proclivity...

This review contains spoilers. I was attracted to episode 1 of the anime, so I was curious and bought it. It was really, really good! Why didn't we meet sooner? But I'm glad we met! Mao was in Kotobuki's heart even when her relationship with her teacher continued, and Mao was also attracted to Kotobuki before she was aware of it, and Mao's feelings overflowed when Kotobuki was hurt, but they didn't stick together right away, and the place where they finally connected over time, conveyed the feeling that they really cared about each other and that they really liked each other! Seishun Mono makes me feel that my mind has been rejuvenated, so reading it is amazing and it fills my heart so much! The pictures are so beautiful, and it's a wonderful work that you'll want to reread over and over again!

This review contains spoilers. I watched the first episode of the anime and was instantly addicted to it! I bought all of the volumes due to the momentum. Thanks to anime, I learned that there was such a wonderful comic, and I'm glad I came across it. The illustrations are also very beautiful, and they look so hard at their club activities! I'm glad I was able to enjoy both anime and manga.

This review contains spoilers. This is the first film in the Film Club series. If you have come from the anime, I recommend that you at least read the sequel “Afterimage Slowmotion.” ◇◇Boys' school・dorm life・same room for 2 people! Three sacred treasures!! A delicious setting that makes my hopes grow. I really enjoyed it. ◇Speaking of Janome Sensei, I think she is a writer whose personality stands out for her girls' hobby monologues. It's not a joke, and I feel that the reason it's familiar along with the work is because the work itself makes good use of the theory of girls' comics. Since it's BL, the main theme is romance between men, so most of it becomes a wall and I'm very disappointed. However, in this work, I can honestly sympathize with the feelings of the main character, Mao, and I can enjoy it as Mao = myself. It makes me excited every time and everything like that being made into an ideal handsome guy, Kotobuki, who is kind and traumatizing. An expression of sadness that made me aware of my own feelings, the emotional shaking that followed, and the happiness that clenched... crying. Other than that, it's an ability to incorporate the theory of girls' comics into BL! Thanks very much Banzai Banzai! That's it. ◇And I thought that the character designs have been dramatically refined since this work. In particular, the composition of looking up at a person and looking down is wonderful. I think this shows the beauty I'm looking for, the only momentary brilliance that changes from boyhood to youth. ◇◇More importantly, there's a lot of flirtatious love. Isn't that, on the contrary, realistic? I wonder if it's because it's overall poemy? I am very satisfied. The last part of the main story, which overlaps nicely with the title of the work, was also moving. ◇I'm really interested in Ichikawa-kun, an individualistic by-player. His activities are in a sequel. ◇Matsuoka-kun's role as Mao is dangerous, isn't it? Uchida-kun and the two people who are now very popular played leading roles, and they were cast from the drama CD.

This review contains spoilers. I had bought it before, but after watching the anime, I wanted to reread it again. The sexiness of Kotobuki and the purity of Mao are already exciting. They both became important to each other without even realizing it, and the sight of Kotobuki rushed back to the room where Mao was waiting was cute.

This review contains spoilers. I finally read the book that I had kept warm and piled up because it was too bad to read for a long time, along with the animation! Ah, I did what I liked after all. Kotobuki (attack), who looks flashy but doesn't want to stand out, is gay, and Mao (Suki), a kind and selfish film club member who doesn't lie in front of the camera. It's a bit like Ash and Eiji, and the way they're attracted to me, the encounter, the sense of distance, etc., and it grabs my heart. The main story feels like the beginning leading up to a sequel, and it's a youth story where two people are attracted to each other, their body and mind are finally opened, and they learn “like” for the first time. We have become lovers, and while respecting each other, it is reassuring that the feeling that you are always the one in our eyes is unbearable. There is also a part of a kid who is grown up but looks like a high school student, and that unbalance is well drawn, and the feeling after reading that the author is really good at drawing ~ I was really immersed in the afterglow. The characters that appear also have strong habits and are interesting (especially the director). I'm looking forward to reading what kind of developments await in the sequel!

This review contains spoilers. It was a work I had known for a long time, but I bought it now. I wonder what... the expression seeps in perfectly with me personally. The story of film production comes up during the film, and as it is, the afterglow after watching a short film was unsatisfactory in a good sense, and it was fun that made me think that I wanted to be more immersed in this worldview. If I definitely wanted to watch the video, it would be made into an anime!! Congrats!! I'll definitely watch it!!