Reviews for Life 2: Giver/Taker Manga

I started with Luoto's visuals, but Imai is a nice guy! Itsuki's mentality, which doesn't break even when it's hard, is amazing. Luoto is completely bad, but as we reached the second half, it felt indescribably difficult.

I read it because I wanted to know the story first when I heard that it would be made into a drama. I like Luoto because he is so genius and so cool. It was so interesting that I read it all at once. I'm also looking forward to dramas.

As expected, “Suenobu Keiko.” The story is too interesting, and I love the touch of the pictures too much after all. I don't know many people around me, so do you want everyone to read more?

Originally, I liked Keiko Suenobu's works, and I read all of them, but I think there is something thrilling about this work. I think it's a work where you concentrate, go into your own world, and finish the first volume right away.

If you like horror, suspense, and mystery, I don't think it would hurt to read it. It is also recommended for those who like strong women with a strong sense of independence. I think the fact that the picture is in the style of dramatic painting also fits the content. Exactly what life “living” means is appealing with strong messages through psychopaths (although I don't sympathize with Luoto). However, no matter how intelligent Luoto is, the police's poor claw, lack of sense of crisis, shoulder to shoulder with criminals (?) There is a sense of incongruity because the words and actions of the policeman who do it were too much at the mercy of teenagers, but it was interesting as a social comic.

Although it is a separate work from the previous work “Life,” what is depicted about “living” is the same for both. Both themes are heavy, and every time I read them, my mind is determined, but even so, I'm attracted to the strength that dwells deep in the protagonist's eyes, and I can't stop reading them. It's amazing that they've put together so many themes without difficulty in the number of volumes called 6 volumes.

When I read volume 1, I was so worried about the continuation that I was drawn into the work. I like two-dimensional psychopath handsome guys, so I really like Luoto-kun. (Murder is unforgivable though)

The picture is beautiful. The story is very interesting. A work that makes me want to keep reading until the end.

The story is serious and intense, but the main character is strong and cool. It hurts my heart that only the bereaved families of the victims are being hunted down. I'm worried about the continuation.

Anyway, I read it all at once. It's a story about a murderer and a detective who chases him, but it was all over the place. It's a great read!

I was really drawn into the content from volume 1, and I was looking forward to the continuation every time. I'm really glad it was successfully completed...!! I want Suenobu sensei to draw a story with this kind of taste again.

Other than that, I only know about Life, but it's nice that this person's work has a very refreshing ending! I also feel like I wanted to take a closer look at the later conversations of my family and people around me, but it was a pleasant feeling after reading it, which was so exciting and ended cleanly. The pictures are also very beautiful and easy to read, down to the smallest detail. It doesn't matter, but in the last volume, I was a little reminded of Kishi Yusuke's Scripture of Evil, just for Takashi.

I have the impression that “MONSTER” by Naoki Urasawa and the drama “Unfair” were added and divided by 2, but the pictures are beautiful and the development is dramatic, and I'm curious about the continuation ♪

I like the author's work. The development of the story is interesting. I'm really curious about the continuation.