Reviews for Wandance Manga

This review contains spoilers. I read street dance comics for the first time, but they were much closer to music than dancing to music, and the feeling of expressing the music itself with the body was fresh. I think people who like music like this work, not just hip-hop or house. When it comes to how to capture music and express it, I thought there was something surprisingly common between songs, instruments, and dance. It's very interesting how they express themselves as a dancer, and how they show their thoughts and techniques with the dancer's vocabulary and senses. Even the pictures, which felt a bit difficult to understand at first, are well conveyed by the sense of speed, swell, images of sound, and how you want to express them with movement. The snares and bass frames that come in during the dance also have a sense of realism and are effective. I feel the appeal of youth in the fact that Kabo-kun's stuttering, thoughts hidden behind him, and his basketball experiences are transformed into individuality and sublimated into dance. The reason I like Wanda's dance is that “I feel like I can be free” is really nice. I also like the idea of what dance is and the attitude of getting close to the root that shakes my heart. I think it's a work that fully conveys the goodness of being able to express, communicate, understand, and enhance in places other than words.

This review contains spoilers. It was interesting and I read all at once until the latest edition, and I read it while searching for the title of the song that came up and played it, and even though I had no knowledge of dance or that kind of music genre at all, I was really interested. It's fun to get to know a new world. I felt once again that it would feel good to be able to dance as an expression of sound, but muscle strength and basics are still essential to be able to do that, and it's good that the main character duo are extremely hardworking and have learned them. The characters that appear as the main characters in Shioume, who have just the right amount of love element, are also very attractive, so I was able to read the dance scene as well as other good things. This kind of series is too harassing or difficult, but it's exciting even if they succeed too much, but so far, I'm reading it without being too difficult, probably because of the main character's personality (they have a proper reflection meeting).

This review contains spoilers. The expression of movement during the dance is really cool! It's an attractive pattern! In addition to that, the content of the story is also ◎! The main character stutters and the first impression seems strange, wow! It's fun to read Tenaru, and the content where you somehow get along well with your friends, seniors, etc.!

This review contains spoilers. I wasn't able to capture my heart that much when I first started reading this work when I started trial reading it, but from the end of volume 1, all of my thoughts were taken away by this comic, no, the characters' passion for dancing... The main character is Hanaki (commonly known as Gabo), a high school student who stutters and has a slight sense of communication disorder. blessed with friends, volleyball? Hanaki had decided to join the club, but Mitsutoshi, a genius dance girl, appears in front of him. Hanaki, who cares about their surroundings and can't speak as they please, is attracted to Mitsutoshi's imposing dance and performance where they are wholeheartedly facing the music no matter how people see it. Then, they joined the dance club with Mitsutoshi so that they were fascinated by dance, and their youth with Hanaki's dance began. It's insanely royal road, but royal roads are supreme. I was also enthusiastic and fascinated by how Hanaki was influenced by her peers and grew both mentally and physically through various interactions, and how many times did I breathe a breath of admiration for the depth of dance and music...! Also, in the dance club, the only male members are actually Hanaki (after that, Itsukushima, who became a ghost club member, is also a male club member and once again has exceptional dance skills), and they are busy flapping their wings in dance making use of their height when they were born and their eyes are burning and their hearts are burning? I want you to take a look at them who dedicate their youth to dance...!! This work really gets more and more interesting as you go through the volume, so if you close the page in the middle of volume 1, be sure to read through volume 1 because you think you've been deceived! I haven't read many dance comics until now, but maybe I'll read a lot of them from now on? Anyway, it's an interesting and exciting development I really like the design, which felt a little childish at first, and the dance depiction came right in, and I wonder if the artist is good at painting. The characters are also insanely good, and I wonder if the main character is my favorite after all? But I really like Mitsutoshi too, I like the manager, and I like Itsukushima-kun... so I like all the characters? And it was so much fun that it immediately entered My Best?? It's the comic that became the No. 1 comic I'd recommend to people among me?? “Postscript” I'm so happy that this work will be animated starting tomorrow??? I'll definitely take a look at it in a rear Thai?

This review contains spoilers. This is my favorite manga right now, and I've bought it as an adult. The fact that the author is a dancer resonates. In the dance scene, the singer and song title are written, and no sound is drawn after that! (Unfortunately, there are only songs I don't know, so I always search and listen to them) Even though I don't draw all the dances in frame motion, I can see the dance in the trajectory even though the onomatopoeia of the dance isn't written. It looks like I'm watching in a trance. It's bad to explain it in words, so I think it's a good idea to read one book. I wonder what will happen with the animation. It might be interesting to dare to say a silent scene. The characters in Kabo-kun are so cool that I'm addicted to them, but the 3 main characters after that are also good.

This review contains spoilers. I live my life by dancing. So it's there as the content of the work! There are a lot of them, so it's really interesting to be able to enjoy both bad feelings and comfortable feelings together. I also felt that the supporting role was tough for a while. Accompanied by talented children and female dancers with flowers.