Reviews for The Decagon House Murders Manga

This review contains spoilers. The original story is not faithfully comicalized, so I think there are pros and cons for fans of the original story. The picture matched the atmosphere of this work, and I enjoyed it as a normal mystery comic.

This review contains spoilers. Needless to say the content. That's because it's a famous original. I watched the drama and decided to buy it. Kiyohara-sensei's drawing was amazing. It's beautiful (; tish;) It's beautiful, and the horrible incidents that occur one after another are sad and unavoidable. I wonder if the bonus comic is the best. I wanted to see more interaction between the characters. The color pictures are also beautiful. Originally, each person should have what it takes to act as a detective, but it's frustrating not being able to demonstrate that, but it's impossible if you have such a bomb. sad. Conan, who has a lot of curiosity, didn't feel uncomfortable even if she was a girl, but she's cute as a bonus, and I wonder if a boy would have been a good combination with Mr. Shimada... ah, no, I'm glad he was a girl after all. If not, maybe I wasn't really surprised by that scene... Shimada-san's remarks were also sticky notes. Although the original story has not been read, I'm sure it's a comic that unfolds while leaving a dark smell of revenge in the air without destroying the novel's worldview or atmosphere. I feel like the period setting is different, but I can read it without any sense of incongruity. Kiyohara-sensei's drawing is really amazing.

This review contains spoilers. I never thought the murder at the Jukakukan could be made into a comic. There are a few spoilers below, but Ayatsuji Yukito's work is basically a trick that deceives readers with sentences with tricks that touch on relatively taboos in the novel Fraud Trick. Therefore, once it is visualized or made into a comic, it is completely clear who is the culprit when viewed visually, so I thought both were impossible. When I read it, it was a bit nice because some male characters were feminized and female characters with poor appearance were made into plain big breasted characters.

This review contains spoilers. Shamefully, I haven't read the original story, but if you're like me, don't forget about spoilers...! My head couldn't catch up with the visual information at that time when the story and the culprit were connected. And a sense of helplessness after reading it... I want to slap myself when I started reading it with a light feeling that the detective role and assistant role will be solved while getting in a pinch. It was sad but funny! It was a comic that made me want to recommend it to those who haven't read it and hear their impressions.

This review contains spoilers. It's a way of proceeding where everyone is in the position of a [detective] and can make inferences, huh? If you think this person is the protagonist, is that person? No, is that him? huh? Another new major figure? I couldn't stop discussing it round and round. And then an unexpected development! Oh, that was a pity! lol. I see, was this a work I heard somewhere in the past as an “mystery that cannot be visualized”? and an aha experience! Since the original story was unread, I felt that it was an excellent story with no particular objections. I would be happy if there was another four-frame comic where everyone's everyday life continues. I have become attached to everyone, so I'm delusional about a world where everyone lives with a smile.