Reviews for JOY Manga

This review contains spoilers. I'm a big fan of Ezuko sensei, and I've been reading through the work little by little, but I was finally able to read it because I had the chance this time. Among Ezuko sensei's works, attack was my favorite. Nonke's Go-kun and gay Akune-kun. Go-kun gradually becomes aware of his feelings against Akune-kun, whose type was Go-kun from the beginning. There are many cute types of people drawn by Ezuko sensei, but their names are usually handsome. I like that. The process of falling in love with Akune-kun was also carefully depicted. The only thing that bothered me was Akune-kun's relationship with his friend Hibiki. There was definitely that kind of relationship at the beginning of the story, so there's some confusion, and Go-kun's childhood friend, Hifumi-chan. I imagine this area is the next volume.

This review contains spoilers. Buy a writer! I came here from “SUPER NATURAL.” The Ezuko Festival is being held! Akune-kun, who is expressionless yet melodious to Go-kun's cuteness (in me), is so cute! There is also romance, and they are laughable, and each has their own hurt and worries... It's an adorable work with characters who correct the trajectory of their hearts while getting involved with various people!

This review contains spoilers. He's an artist who draws heavy things, but it's still interesting even if it's comedic. This is my personal favorite work. It's so nice that the goodness of Ezuko sensei is properly incorporated into the comedic feeling. Also, I think the fact that I can read the teacher's work without hesitation is also very good. It is natural for a comic to be established as a comic that it never makes you feel out of place or that there is a sense of incongruity in choosing words, but I think that is also a manga artist's talent. The design is nice too, isn't it? I can understand the feeling of the picture just by looking at it, ah, Ezuko sensei, and I'm drawn to it, and I'm in agony, wondering if it's already awesome.

This review contains spoilers. The drawing is simple and cute. I thought no one would fall in love with me, but I was really happy that I was able to properly notice my own feelings and that my thoughts came through. There is also a continuation, so I want to read it soon.

This review contains spoilers. Face your own feelings. I felt like that was the theme. In particular, the main character's life seems to be somehow fulfilling, and if you look at it from afar, it may be that she's not thinking about anything, or that seems like it's not a problem, but he is facing his own feelings extremely properly! It was so amazing that it was really amazing! (Japanese... lol) Anyway, it's a story that purifies my mind!

This review contains spoilers. It's a story where the manga artist, Nonke no Go, changes their various feelings when they have romantic feelings for Akune (gay), who is his assistant. ● Happy ending at the end! ● Together with Akune, we will overcome not only romantic patterns, but also various problems such as painful memories of Australia's past, low sense of self-affirmation, and negative aspects. Akune's rather adult and calm response is pretty cool and makes me feel numb. ● It was a work I wanted to reread over and over again.

This review contains spoilers. A story about a manga artist and his assistant. They were originally the same age and were good friends, but after learning that they would become a romantic partner, they became aware of various things before starting to move on. The interaction between Go-kun and Akune-kun has a good tempo and is interesting. The distance that is gradually shrinking is also shrinking rapidly. Go-kun, who says it was from me, is too cute. Even if Hibiki wasn't a complete villain, it made me feel bad..