Reviews for Wandance Manga

I like them all! Overall it's kinda cool!! Enthusiastic! But battles with powerful schools are common in club activities! Step up! There's no such thing, and the story revolves around the growth of the main character, which is just so cool!!! Of course, club activities like that are good too! I recommend it ♡

The sense of beat that can be felt from the work is amazing, the sense of dynamism in the dance scene is amazing, the feelings that everyone is seriously working on the dance are clearly depicted, and the romance part is also well included, which is very interesting.

Both Kabo-kun and Wanda-chan are so cute. And the way they dance is cool. I think Onchan is good at teaching. I'm also reading the series, and I'm looking forward to the continuation.

When will the cause of Hanaki-kun's stuttering be discussed? It's so nice to see them fall in love with dance. The scene where Mr. Wanda talks about his mentality when dancing left a great impression on me. I thought it was really amazing professionalism to dance with the intention of saying “I'm a dancer.” I'm really looking forward to future developments.

Modern high school students are bound by all kinds of circumstances, and it's stifling. I'm going to be enthusiastic about dancing and open myself up so as to shake it off.

It's an imadoki, but isn't it quite difficult to express in comics because it means “movement”? It's a work that makes me think, but the main characters, Hanaki-kun and Kabo-kun, are so fascinating, and the more I read it, the more I fell in love with it. It's a work I learned about through the anime, but the interaction with Wanda is cute, and I'm curious about a lot of things, such as the characters of my seniors.

I came to comics from the anime currently being broadcast. Whether you stutter or not, you are free to dance. It's a character that is easy for the main character to sympathize with, so I want to cheer for it while reading it.

At first, how do you express and draw the difficult theme of dance, which is always in motion, in comics? I was interested, but I like boys like Kabo-kun... like this. Through the many characters, the human nature, way of life, and ways of expression of various people were conveyed in style through pictures and stories, and there was something very novel and fascinating.

The dance club story was fresh and interesting. Dancing unleashes emotions that you couldn't exhale well due to stuttering, and its explosive power is good. Honestly, it's hard to understand who the members of the club are who, and even though I don't really understand the depiction of the movements, I sometimes don't know what kind of behavior they are doing, but the power and passion was conveyed so much that I was drawn in.

The main character was talking about Scatman John in the story, so I watched the music video for the first time in a long time. It made me think about expression. The pictures are stylish and have a lot of momentum, and the story draws me in steadily.

Up to the latest 14 volumes. This is a story where the main character who stutters starts dancing. I really like the idea of expressing myself through dance because I'm not good at speaking. It's nice to have the feeling that the main character is mentally maturing while stuttering. However, it's a bit different from normal sporty mentality, such as being strong in actual performance or having guts. Above all else, the depiction of dance is too cool. I don't understand dancing at all, but it's cool. The depiction is getting bolder and more bold and moving. It's amazing to be able to express music and dance with pictures. Did the fan of the main character in volume 13 come out of nowhere who lost 1 star? The child of It has nothing to do with dance or other characters, do I need this character??? I felt like the brakes were put on by the fun. Incidentally, the other main characters are all characters that both men and women have enthusiasm, are cool, and I like them.

Every time I watch Kpop idols or audition shows, etc., this kid's dance catches my eye, but what makes it different from other kids? I was thinking about it. Exactly the answer is in this comic! The more I read, the more interesting it was, and I was wondering if I should buy the whole volume..

I think there are few comics with the theme of dance that are played in such a cool way. The main character is cool too and I like it!!

Expressing music through dance, trying to draw it in comics, and furthermore, everyone who has become an animation is trying to appeal to something, but maybe it's what readers want, but are comics the best?

A story about an adolescent boy who has a habit of eating wakes up to dance and grows up. The fact that the main character is shy and very straightforward without being charismatic is fascinating. It makes me want to cheer them on. I've only read volume 1, but I'm curious about the continuation.

I have read 1 volume. I'm not familiar with dance at all, so I read it with interest. I'm glad that the main character is a boy who stutters, and that he takes a step forward to act honestly with his heart. However, I don't like pictures, and probably because of that, I don't even feel like continuing to read more, and it's - ☆. Sorry for the downgrade!

I'm not interested in dance, but I thought it was a story where I could see things centered around various things. It wasn't actually about socializing with friends or the main character stuttering, and things like the past where people made people nervous by dancing quite normally, or how they were viewed from people around them. I was able to express Kabo-kun's feelings so well, and I'm glad that Kabo-kun's stuttering words when expressing his own feelings also appeared in the midst of stuttering as they were. Good work