Reviews for An Innocent Puppy Meets a Two-Faced Cat-Full Color Manga

This review contains spoilers. I read it because I knew it was a series. I was reading “My Policeman 1 to 3” a long time ago, and the opposite was true when I was clearly wondering if this was a spin-off. I didn't notice it until the review stage... but if you haven't read either, this is the first one, so be careful. In terms of sensei's first comic, I think the degree of perfection is extremely high... they went back and forth between the series, but “My Policeman” was too good and the impression was too strong, and it ended up being evaluated by simply comparing them. It's an image that the recipients of both works are the same age and childhood friends, and although the types of Yayoi and Yo are different, they aren't that far apart. My point isn't that; the attacking characters are different. Even with the same dog breed, they are about as different as medium indoor dogs and large police dogs. So, there may also be a matter of taste that I liked police dogs better. After reading this, I was excited and reread “My ~” and it was quite fun that these two people appeared.

This review contains spoilers. Naoto lived a reasonably happy life alone. They extremely disliked being disliked by others, and lived a peaceful life with minimal relationships and the best exterior. For some reason, they fell in love with the marriage hunting party, and they were approached by Toru, who had an honest younger dog temperament, as a goofy friend, and decided to let them stay with the flow. Maybe it's a slapstick romantic comedy that develops into love from there??

This review contains spoilers. Mr. Yagi, who is a little sensitive, has no choice but to live with Akasaka-kun, an honest, unreserved, and energetic young man with no prejudice or anything. I don't like Akasaka-kun, who lacks delicacy, so there's no need to wear a cat mask that plays his ideal, and Akasaka-kun is getting more and more addicted to the strangely sexy Yagi-san... Since it's a spin-off of My Policeman, Seiji-kun from My... will also appear. I read the split volume, so I don't know what it was like after they became lovers in this work (maybe as a bonus), but Yagi Akasaka CP sometimes appears in My ~, and I can see them being good friends. My ~ is full of bursts of laughter, but like Yagi-san, the laughter here is modest.

This review contains spoilers. It's been a long time since I read it because it's my favorite series along with Owari. The author was convinced that this was his first comic, and the fact that he turned it down all the time probably meant that he was originally a talented person. It's orthodox, but the age difference between a younger dog and a middle-aged man taking a break from love is fun, isn't it? I like it because I think it shows the personalities of the two even though they realize they like them at the same timing, and the reaction is completely opposite. I know very well that Yagi's feelings for Akasaka were strong, like envy, or admiration, and Akasaka also got into Yagi's arms, who wasn't fully covered by cats when they first met, and while there was no escape where they lived together, they had a comfortable relationship... It's very natural, isn't it? I like people with different personalities rather than people with similar personalities when they make up for each other, so it's an ideal romance comic. Of course, they also get cuter and cuter as they get older!! good job!!! It may not be surprising, but I can read it without worry.

This review contains spoilers. Naoto was more fond of eating than girls at the street party. Unexpectedly, we met again with our business partners, and we lived together because of various things. Tight Naoto and Toru is fearless. Toru, who comes to know about Naoto and gets flustered, is interesting. Seiji, who is involved with the two, is also a good character.

This review contains spoilers. It's a story about getting to know each other at a street party where they had no choice but to live together and start a relationship. I'm glad the younger dog is cute

This review contains spoilers. An imposing young dog and an old man in a strict cat cover. The two people who don't seem to meet at all are attracted to them while living together, and it ends happily. Dogs that don't care about people are cute, but the old cat was cuter than I expected. I enjoyed it.

This review contains spoilers. The spin source for “My Officer.” 39-year-old Yagi and 24-year-old Toru met at a street party where they participated in a combination of numbers. After that, they happened to meet again at work, and Toru, who was burnt down by fire, ended up living in an empty room... Toru innocently falls in love with Yagi, who has lived at a distance from people wearing cats, with zero sense of distance. To be honest, at first I had the impression that he was a troublesome old man and an annoying young man (laughs), but in the end I thought they were a good match. I'm glad I met someone I can hang out with even if I don't wear a cat. Even though he's Alafo, he feels like a pretty old man, so he really has sex appeal when he's H. Even so, it was so cute that they couldn't be invited by themselves and were so shy, and I felt like this made young people go crazy. I'm glad Kotatsu H was made too ♡

This review contains spoilers. Each character in Niyama is unique, has sex appeal, is cute, and I like it. The reception for this work is cute and feminine. An innocent dog that is too close to people appears when she wants to change who she is not good at socializing with people... Any boy would be hooked if invited like this.