Reviews for Noragami: Stray God Manga

At first, I thought it was a cute story, but as the story progressed, the development was exciting and I wanted to recommend it to everyone!! I thought it would be nice if there was another story.

The anime was so interesting that I read all the original volumes at once. It was a sad but heartwarming work. I'm glad I came across this work. Good luck to Yato, Yukine, and Hiyori ❁ *.°

I wasn't addicted to it when the anime was broadcast, but when I started reading it, I couldn't stop and bought it all at once. It's an untiring development where you don't know what's going to happen until the end, and it was a pretty painful development at the end, thanks to the gag coma that sandwiched it in here and there, but I enjoyed reading it. I want to read the story of Yoruto and the others again someday.

Noragami, part of my youth when I was a student, is irreplaceable and I want them to continue forever, volume 27... thank you for your hard work, but it's still not enough, the interaction between Yoboku and Hiyori, which is completely lacking, has lost rave reviews... is it bad with God and Man? It's a work I love so much that it makes me want it... thank you

I started reading it from the beginning and made it through to the last volume. The development was so interesting that I couldn't wait for the new publication. I've been reading for 3 years, and this is the first book I've been able to keep reading in my bored self. It's an interesting, and sometimes sad, and wonderful book.

I began to look at the pictures beautifully, but I was drawn into a story that faithfully traced the myths of ancient gods handed down in Japan and linked them to the present day.

I was watching anime at the time. There are serious developments and comedic places where I can laugh, and I like sacred treasures and gods because they are unique and full of charm.

The pictures are simply beautiful, and I am very fascinated by the unique setting of God's world. The action scenes are great, and I love it.

I really like the pictures, the content is solid, and it's a very interesting comic. There are a lot of gods appearing, but it's so nice that there are only beautiful gods...

It progressed at a good tempo and was fun. I was wondering if the content was a bit more serious, but it also had comedic elements.

Jersey boots, sweaty hands, delivery god appearing in the form of looking into the women's toilet from above... no one who claims to be God believes, I can't believe lol Yukine often stays with that guy for a long time... that kid is amazing

I learned about Noragami from the anime. So I fell in love with Bishamonten (now for Miyuki Sawashiro's voice) and bought comics as well. I remember thinking that Bishamonten was so beautiful, and when I saw the head office, I was shocked that she looked like a strong Benkei.

I've read volume 27. It was stated in the “afterword” that the artist was drawn for 13 years, but it was completed this year, and I would like to say “thank you for your hard work.” I thought it would be a long time at the beginning of reading it, but since the story's preparation and plot itself unfold by following one matter all the time, it was fascinating and interesting. (Volume 18 has heated up on my own!) I had started reading episode 1 of volume 1 over and over, but the drawing at the beginning was beautiful, but the lines were thin, and the outlines seemed to be sharp, so I couldn't read on. However, the taste (omm) completely changes from the second episode. This story is set in a jumble of Japanese folklore and mythology, and in addition to that, first, the “Seven Lucky Gods.” Since it originated in India, this is a foreign god, but “Okuninushi,” “Amaterasu Omikami,” “Takemikazuchi,” and the actual Sugawara Michizane “Tenjin” will appear. Above all, the main character, the god “Yato,” is something out of the 8 million gods... (from God) to the god of fortune later). Can it be said that it is a story of Yato's struggle for isolation from his father (the thing Yosen ga erishi) while interlacing such confrontation between gods and ways of being with the human world? I think the underlying theme of the story is a forward-looking work that tells us that relationships and bonds with friends that increase despite various circumstances lead to new hopes.

Kamiyo-sama is unsellable. It's the best. It's a comical and warm story, isn't it? Even though it's God, it doesn't look like a god at all, and people don't really treat me like God, but I can still rely on it. He's a very charming god. I want to make an offering for them.

Is there a god like this? The more I think about it, the more laughable the characters Yoto God are. But not only was it interesting, there were detailed foreshadowing, and I became addicted to the story development where the pieces gradually fit together.