Reviews for Wave, Listen to Me! Manga

Originally, I liked Samura-san's comics and they became a hot topic, so I started reading them. There are a lot of characters, but I go after all the small stories that are jammed up. Stable pictures and Samura-san's world, for the time being, Minare's destructive power is outstanding.

It's a story about a female curry shop clerk who talks tongue-in-cheek and gets involved in a late-night radio program. Set in Hokkaido, the everyday life surrounding the protagonist and the conversations with the diverse characters are interesting and won't let you get bored. Each volume has an afterword by Samura sensei, and if you read them together, you can catch a glimpse of the behind-the-scenes scenes of the work, and enjoy it even more.

I heard about the animation, and I thought this might be suitable for anime. Gintama also had a lot of characters, so I shunned it, but it was interesting because I didn't care about that when I saw it in the anime. Expectations for the anime are high.

The background and character shapes are so deep that it makes me feel that the interviews and location hunts have been done carefully. On the way, I was caught by a suspicious religious corporation and thought, “What comic is this,” but I put on the exact punch line and was convinced “it was a solid radio comic”... I want to read more soon!

The drunken claims of Minare, a part-time clerk at a soup curry restaurant, are played on the radio waves. It's a comedy where you plunge one foot into the radio world from there and cause and get involved in an uproar. If there was a late-night radio like this, I'd like to listen to it.

It's great and funny! It's a story and development that can only be done with comics, and that's good.

Aono-kun wanted to read it, so when I bought it for Afternoon, it hit me by Namiyo. If it were real, I'd definitely look forward to the radio.

A story about a self-proclaimed charismatic clerk at a soup curry shop in Sapporo who became a radio personality for some reason

I like the author's other works, but the story that values the words in this work are wonderful

I was drawn in more and more! The conversation is very interesting. I want to read more soon.

Samura-san's first time in a while? It's a long series. The main character is a woman. Please write a romantic comedy first! It seems like it started with a story called, but right now, it's like there aren't any characters for love! But if I do it, I'll be able to read it. The manga is set on a radio station, but not all of them are just radio stations. But when I draw a radio scene, I'm totally talking about the radio. I think there are many people who remember radio time. I mean, even though it's a manga, it seems like I can really hear voices, I can hear voices, right? After Minare's curse... lol, it's also a manga that seems to be at the top of the manga rankings that seem to be made into a live-action adaptation. I can't think of someone perfect for the role of Minare, so I want the live-action adaptation to stop for a while... lol, it seems like they're complaining about the live-action adaptation of Afternoon. why don't you do that?

The main character, Minare-chan, is foul-mouthed and her tension is always high, so I don't think some people will accept it. Actually, I also went back and forth between “annoying” and “funny.” But I wonder what it is, I'm encouraged by her, who lives with her whole body and soul. “I want to recover!” To her shouting, “Yes, that's right!” and, “Me too!” and. I thought I'd like to be friends with Minare-chan; somehow, I seem to really like her.

I want to buy it in paper! The standard part-time job is to be late, but it's best to skip work. It looks like I'm watching an excellent contest with a sloppy, exciting, and boyish heroine's wonderful speech. but! There are almost no elaborate cynical lines that are common in comics! A talking radio introduction comic where a child who is warm but has bad behavior simply talks with momentum. Women's version of Gintama. I would recommend Laughing Rice's sense of speed and the way the maple superalloy point of view is off to those who have pressure points. Your love affair with an idiot and pure colleague who keeps getting swayed will pay off someday. I read it thinking the author was definitely a woman, but... is he a man? The way women chew through psychology is amazing. It's a comic that makes me laugh and feel like I've gotten better at talking.

The main character in Clear, Happy, Shifu, Furious, and Unbelievable. It's a story where the main character is invited to the radio industry by accident, and somehow lives with a beautiful girl by being a radio DJ, being a charismatic curry shop clerk, and living with a beautiful girl. Like “Ohikkoshi,” it's a comedy drama full of small stories set in everyday life, but anyway, the main character is wonderful. I like people like this. I don't want to be friends in real life though.

Minare's unique characters, and the development where you can't read ahead is exhilarating. There are times when I wonder if it's gone a little too far off the rails, but what is the author's ability? It's funny that they convince me. The radio station setting is good. You'll be drawn in!

“Infinite Residents” was interesting, so it would be interesting if I started reading this book as well. Also, the TV animation was very good.

The tempo of the story and the way to switch back and forth are excellent, and it's just the right reference for small bokeh and wabisabi at everyday conversation levels.

A powerful protagonist! It's quite satisfying to read. I'm worried about the continuation.