Reviews for Wotakoi: Love Is Hard for Otaku Manga

There were a lot of Kyun Kyun in the last volume! Everyone after the final episode will be interested now, so I want to read the special edition soon!

I think it would be nice to have people in this kind of workplace. They are good friends, have understanding people around them, and we all enjoy playing and working together. It was a comic that made adults feel fun

The story, the positions of the characters, and their relationships with each other were also drawn in an easy-to-understand manner, and I enjoyed reading it. However, there were a few places where I felt that the character settings didn't make sense, so there were occasional scenes where the credibility of that character's statement seemed weak. I'm looking forward to Fujita's work from now on!

facial art for each character? Funny faces are funny and cute!! Even though the otaku genres are completely different, it's so refreshing that each character dabbles in a different genre, and it's amazing that even otaku of different genres can get along well!

The relationship between the four is interesting, and there are times when it's a world I don't know, but there are things I think I understand because I love manga... I bought it quickly because it's comedy rather than love.

All of the characters are unique and I really like them. I also have an otaku temperament, so I can really understand how you feel. I think every human being has something they like or something they can't give up, so I'm reading it while wondering if it's just that my surroundings don't notice it.

Even if you're not an otaku, you can understand it! There are also a lot of parts like that. I think every human being has an otaku side. Otaku aren't the only ones who have trouble falling in love.

I think it's a romantic comedy to read with a light feeling, so the content is short! In a review like that?? It makes me think. I think it's a comic that you can easily read and enjoy. However, I was concerned that the extra part was caught in the middle of the story. It would be nice to put them all together at the back and add extra editions...

I wonder if real otaku people hide and change drastically? I'm not an otaku, but I also think I'll buy it when the new publication comes out, buy it with so many points I have on hand, it's okay if the relationship deepens soon

I... something... I'm not happy... naochan... wow... I like the story. interesting. I want to read more about the main two stories

After watching anime, I wanted to read comics too, and after all, comics were interesting too!

The characters are all basically nice people, so I can read them without getting frustrated. I think people with otaku elements will enjoy reading more, but it seems like they can enjoy the atmosphere even without the otaku element. The pictures are cute too.

I think it's a comic that you can enjoy even if you're not an otaku. Rather than feeling like a comic about real otaku, I feel like this was done by adding romance elements to the comic's otaku characters. Well, I'm not that much of an otaku, so I don't know what kind of conversations real otaku people usually have between people of the opposite sex. It's a work with strong comic-like elements, so of course there are places where that isn't true, but I think they've avoided or developed it with otaku-like gags because they only have otaku as subjects. I don't think this work is equal to real otaku, so is this the author's ideal? I wonder if that is it. I think the romance part is progressing slowly, but maybe it's not suitable for people who want to watch serious romance comics. I was wondering if it was just an otaku romance comic with “cartoon-like” as a premise in various relationships and situations.

I've bought it until now, but in this day and age, I'm stuck. The people I have feelings for are wonderful

I knew about stories from anime, etc., so I only bought 4 volumes containing past stories by Kabakura Senpai that I was interested in. But the other stories were also interesting and fun. The pictures are also beautiful and easy to read. Even though there are a lot of otaku elements, the romance elements are also included in a good way, so it's great to be able to enjoy the excitement of romance manga. I'm looking forward to seeing how Hisa-chan and the others progress when it comes to love. I think it's a collection of all the things otaku think it would be nice if reality were like this.

There are times when I don't understand otaku terms, but I enjoy it. I'm envious of being able to pursue what I really love and get carried away with it.

An everyday comedy about nerdy men and women. It's like this (there are various opinions) when a certain Yo-Ka geek nerd goes out with each other. I thought the title “Love Is Fun Even for Otakus” would fit perfectly. The pictures were beautiful and the characters were lively, and there were lots of gags, so it was fun to read. Love also has a high sugar content and doesn't feel sticky, so it was a good salt plum for me personally. However, once in a while, you can see conversations with Nori on certain bulletin boards and Twitter, and there are places where you may not be able to keep up with Nori without basic knowledge, such as rotten girls' stories. Regardless of the latter, I think the former is an important element for reading, so be careful if you don't like it.

There is a tendency for either side to be an otaku, but both sides didn't really talk about otaku, so it was interesting. I think reality is close to this. Otaku can understand the feelings of otaku the best, so it seems like they last a long time.