Reviews for To Your Eternity Manga

I bought it right away every time a new issue came out, and currently there are 8 volumes. All of them are amazing works. How can I come up with a story like this...

I was drawn in right from the start. The development of the story is unpredictable, and turning the pages is exciting every time. The beautiful pictures and careful psychological depictions of the characters are so wonderful that I can't complain about it, and it's a valuable work that shakes my heart greatly. I recommend it!

I was really surprised to be drawn in even though I wasn't expecting much. It's been a long time since I took the time to read comics carefully, and I cried for the first time in comics. It made me cry, but it was nice that I didn't feel bad after reading it.

At first, I thought it was a rather bland comic, where I felt like I was a bystander and watched over the lives of people from time to time, but I was betrayed in a really good sense by the way my ego began to develop. I made a fool of people who cried in comics, but I cried for the first time.

The story is as described in the description of the work. Even though I read up to the point where I could try reading volume 1, I wasn't that bothered, but when I got carried away by reviews and took the plunge and bought it, I read up to 6 volumes at once. I recommend reading them all at once. I cried after reading comics for the first time in a long time. I didn't lose anything when I bought it. The Googoo edition in particular stuck in my mind. Bushi is cute. And then I somehow thought that my grandmother was in the heroine position...

The view of the world and the pictures are wonderful. I feel like I've come across a blockbuster for the first time in a long time (^^) It's so deep, and it's worth reading.

I was drawn to the worldview in volume 1, worried about the continuation in volume 2, and I've been crying every time since volume 3. The tragedies that occasionally occur in the story are not only sad, but they can also be read with a gentle and warm feeling because they carefully depict warm relationships up to that point. and the villain? It's also nice that the creepiness of a character is accented by inserting cold fear into a warm fantasy. I want more and more people to read it!

It's novel and interesting. The goo-goo edition brought tears to my eyes. I'm looking forward to the continuation of this comic.

It's a strange story. I think it's a work that really shows human psychology. There's no romance, and it's not like it's an exciting and exciting adventure, but I want to read more! I really thought that I haven't come across many works that make me think.

Little by little, the protagonist grows into a human being. I think I want to remember how I keep walking even though I lost it

I have no idea what will happen in the future. A bit philosophical. I'm looking forward to it!

I'm already in tears in the episode with the first boy... The story after that also grabbed my heart and I couldn't take my eyes off it. I'm looking forward to seeing how and what kind of things the protagonist will acquire and grow from now on. I wonder if my cat would say “thank you” too...

Even though I wasn't interested in the form of voice at all, I fell in love with You, Immortal!

It's Oima-san's latest work from “The Shape of a Voice.” I was shocked when I read this work, but this new High Fantasy work is also amazing. I was shocked when I learned that a female artist in her 20s was still drawing. That's creepy. Chest feces are bad. sad and pathetic. That kind of poison was also scattered in “The Shape of Voice,” but I think the awesomeness of this writer lies in the author's character that attracts readers even though he does not hesitate to include such poison without calculation. I hope this work will land until the end without losing strength. I thought an amazing work had come out. It's a review, but I want to support the writer Oikama-san lol

A mysterious life form is the main character, and it was a strange way to start. I can't see the purpose, probably because it's volume 1 yet, but it's very interesting, and I'm drawn in. It's a primitive world, and other than the main character, the story progresses according to common sense. The quality of the portrayal of people is high. This work was so interesting that I wanted to read “The Shape of a Voice” by this author as well.

I was reading “The Shape of a Voice,” so I was interested in this work as well. I've only read one volume yet, so I can't imagine future developments (I'm looking forward to it!) If you see the cover and title and are interested, why not try reading them? As I read it, I was so drawn into the worldview!

It's a story about an immortal creature that has no knowledge and grows little by little by little by watching humans and animals. It's kind of strange.