Reviews for Wandance Manga

I'm interested in the fact that it's quite a new frontier of manga expression. I was drawn in by transcending my likes and dislikes of painting. For now, there's no harm in reading it.

It looked like they were really dancing, or rather, I could see movement. Dance knowledge was also depicted in earnest, which was interesting.

The graphics are very beautiful, the dance expressions are easy to understand, and it is a good comic that is very easy to read. It's fun to read that technical terms are accompanied by supplements, etc., and music for dance scenes is also set. The story also progresses at a good tempo, so you won't get bored and it's exciting, so I recommend it!

It's a genre I haven't read because it seems like there's no sound in the first place and there's a limit to expression when it's two-dimensional, but unexpectedly, it's good! interesting!! I was excited by a different feeling from the video. After reading up to 9 volumes, the battle between the boys, including the main character, is really interesting.” Even when I say “battle,” it's not about skill, and I'm glad that the parts of “how to express” and “what to convey” were interesting. The girls are also single-minded, straightforward, and cute. Whether they are students or working adults, people who have something they are passionate about are attractive. I think it's nice to be single-minded... A work that could be read more (remorse).

I can read it all the time! I love stories about boys like this working hard\ (^o^)/There is also a heavy theme called stuttering, and I'm cheered up by the way they work so hard (≧ 126 ≤) b

It's fun to read even if you don't have any dance knowledge! It's so cool and funny! Are you paying attention to Iori-kun this time around? I'm doing it~

I had no idea about dance, and I was able to fully enjoy it even in my generation before dance became compulsory in middle school physical education. The main character, Cabo, is a beginner in dancing at the beginning, but he improves at a superhuman speed, so it quickly became a relatively specialized story, and I was worried about whether he could keep up with me, but it was fine. The artist watched the dance scene as if he were looking at a work of art, thinking that the dancers looked like this. It conveyed a sense of dynamism, etc., and it was so wonderful that I held my breath and stared at it. Not only are the pictures, but the story is also interesting and engaging. I found cabo very appealing. There are places where people are growing older, or rather watching, but there is also a lot of blue like a high school student, so that gap is good. It's funny that the characters aren't aware of it and that Cabo is thinking about it. Originally, they stuttered even though they weren't quiet or unsocial, so I'm looking forward to it because I think they'll break through their shell and get bigger from now on. Good luck Kabo-kun!

I was so engrossed that I read it all at once. The protagonist, who is able to make a dedicated effort and isn't swallowed up by jealousy or bad feelings, is cool.

I was extremely attracted to the fact that the main character gradually became obsessed with dancing. The setting of stuttering is rare in comics personally, and I thought it would be nice to have a sense of reality. The main character was pure, or rather cute, and cool, and I thought all of the characters were good characters. I'm worried that it will continue forever!

The main character, Kabo-kun, isn't just a tall handsome guy; it's nice that he devotes himself to dancing while having trouble with stuttering. We've reached 11 volumes, and it's getting more and more interesting! Wow, Kabo-kun is so cool!! There are times when I get goosebumps when Kabo-kun is dancing.

I was very attracted to the creative designs and the energy they put into dancing. Even though they seem clumsy, the heroine who is good at dancing's enthusiasm for dance will develop into a love affair because you can clearly see it as a hero who is good at dancing? I'm reading it with high expectations for that kind of atmosphere.

Anyway, the girl that comes out is so cute! Also, I was excited because the depiction of the dance scene was so powerful.

The girls are cute and the boys are cool. It was interesting to read that the main character is a handsome guy with a popular face recently. It made me want to learn dance.

I'm reading Kabo-kun as if I really support my son. The puppy is also... nice and straight. The surrounding Iori-kun and Onchan are wonderful.

It's fun to look at the pictures, the story is included, and it feels like it's really exciting? I'm excited ♪ new publication soon!!! It's happening.

Kabo-kun, who grows while having problems, is good. I wonder if love elements will come out too, I'm looking forward to it.

I keep reading from volume 1 and there's no sign of getting bored at all... it just keeps getting more and more interesting. Well, the main character was a kid who couldn't dance in just one episode... he was enjoying Zure Culture with his friends in the basketball club when he was in junior high school. The main character of this work has a slight communication disorder due to stuttering, and until now, thanks to Ture Culture, interpersonal relationships have been followed up, but since the girl I fell in love with at first sight was a dancing kid, it starts with the first time she takes action herself and joins the dance club. My impression after reading volume 4 is, “This kid can dance now.” Unlike other dance materials, this work properly explains genres, technical dance stories, and training, etc., so it's easy to read because I, who was born in Showa, where dance wasn't a compulsory subject when I was a student, can somehow understand what dance is even if I read it. There are so many different genres of dance... it's a learning experience. Also, it's not just a dance comic, it also has pale romance elements, or rather youth, and the growth of the main character is also depicted. There is a feeling that B-BOY or something like B-BOY is a member of the ghost club member Iori Senpai or something in volume 4, but I can't talk about it. The reason why Iori senpai is disliked by her classmates, the reason B-BOY is strangely excited, “I express what I want to say through dance!” that stance? Expectations are high for future developments. If I had to name one of the strongest difficulties, it would be the case where the girls were so cute... there was a big traffic jam. In futsu comics, there is a heroine level cute girl, and in this work, a mob with a name (like a senior in club activities). I've been thinking about it since volume 1, but the main character, Cabo, is a race that is generally classified as a handsome guy. Tall (because they were playing basketball), silent characters (because they stuttered), and naive (ridiculous), this doesn't mean girls are silent... I know Cabo → Wanda, but it wasn't really a mystery where Wanda's → was facing, up to volume 4. As an impression of reading volume 4, “Isn't this a pulse ant?” Or do you say that. Actually, Wanda is also in a scene where you can tell that Cabo has the “feeling of being taken off” that Wanda feels (they find out that they are secretly practicing a different genre of dance and hide it with shame), and I thought, ah, youth. I have no choice but a feeling that it will be even more interesting from now on. I really want to read volume 5 soon! This is a comic I would like to see animated. I want to see Kabo dance in a cool way!

I enjoyed it both as a coming-of-age story with the main character, Kotani, and as a romance story. Wanda is cute too.