Reviews for Tokyo Revengers Manga

This review contains spoilers. At first, I thought it was just a story about fighting, but I was a little surprised that it was a story where they warped, went into the past, and changed the future

This review contains spoilers. After watching the anime, I was curious about the continuation, so I read the original story all at once. In martial arts, I was freaked out by someone who wasn't an executive in the East Manji, but after watching my mental side get stronger and stronger with each leap, I realized that this is what Mikey said about martial arts as “similar to my older brother.” At first, I went back to my original time in a bit, but as the story progressed, the restriction that “you can't go back to your original time unless you change the future” began to occur, and I was disturbed by the development where it was impossible to start over even though it was a time leap, and the frustration of not being able to recover people who died in the past world anymore, I read it with a feeling of worry about what kind of future the characters close to each of these will walk through. Despite having achieved the goal of survival of Hina, which was the initial goal, the martial arts where Mikey stood up and said, “Please help me,” was really cool, and this scene made my heart heat up. I was paralyzed when I admired Mikey and said “help me and say 'please'” to Mikey, which I had no way of coming true. Somehow, I have a feeling that the cruelty that Mikey possesses regardless of the death of her older brother or sister is natural, but I'm waiting for an update with sweat on my hands to see if martial arts full of justice can save Mikey's heart and how to close the story.

This review contains spoilers. The setting of going back to the past is common, but since it's clear why this comic Back to the Past is like this, you can read it without getting confused about the story