Reviews for This Isn't Revenge, He Said Manga

This review contains spoilers. I've read up to 32 volumes... but I wonder if they haven't finished yet? I feel like a new avenger has been born. Will Part 2 begin when Part 1 is complete? There are still more mysteries left!

This review contains spoilers. It's nice to be able to read how they are achieved one after another without getting in the way of getting in the way of revenge without any stress. Conventionally, in this kind of revenge, the criminal side that pursues the case sympathizes with the victim of bullying but says, “But crime is a crime. They often act like “revenge is unforgivable,” and although that is natural from a standpoint, it was often confusing, but it's good that the detectives appearing in this film are 100% revenge supporters. The younger detective in particular seems to have happened something in the past until they took such a stance, and I'm curious.

This review contains spoilers. I've read all the stories. I enjoyed reading every episode while being excited and indulged in who is the culprit. I see, he has a dual personality... Ryukichi probably trained his body to get revenge. The manners weren't like normal people's (laughs) Until halfway through, I had imagined that an outsider might be the culprit, and I enjoyed reading it until the end. Thank you for your hard work!

This review contains spoilers. What do you mean by forming a dual personality and having a different personality. I wonder if it's the imaginary friend in my heart when I was young, or if my dream died out and my hopeless personality was broken, and the imaginary friend took revenge as a new different personality. It was unexpected. I wonder if there will be an entanglement with a younger brother who has a worse personality than an older brother who is abandoned by his father who thinks biased from his older brother in the future... well, the younger brother will smile even if his older brother dies, and there's no point or point in taking revenge on each other, so I wonder if it's close to the final episode?

This review contains spoilers. I thought the true identity of the masked man was Hokuto, but in fact the dual personality theory was whispered in mislead was honestly a bit out of place, but the title doesn't make sense Ryukichi, who is not revenge but revenge, it's as if he was killed if his dream was cut off due to the malice of Shibune and the others, so it's as if they were all killed without any room for sympathy, and of course they achieved revenge, then I want them to live quietly as the detective said, right? Getting rid of him by a masked man was quick, and future developments, where Wada's end was particularly exciting, achieved the goal of revenge by collecting most of the contents of the notebook Ryukichi was carrying as a masked person to achieve the goal of revenge, but what more are they going to do?

This review contains spoilers. It was a very interesting read at first, but it's still frustrating because I still don't know who the masked person is. I don't really like pictures, but I guess I can read it all the way to the end?

This review contains spoilers. I definitely don't like being bullied or being bullied, but watching this comic, I really thought bullying would derail my life, and I'm curious about the continuation

This review contains spoilers. We will look at up to the latest 34 volumes and consider the future. ① Anticipated developments Father Morita assumes that his daughter's Kanade is self-defeating. As expected last time, Kyosuke and the others would attack there. ② Predicting developments after the abduction Father Morita is severely tortured, but this is where his daughter learns that there are others and raises a voice of hate. After that, Kyosuke tries to get rid of Father Morita, but Father Morita laughs while spitting out his spit, saying, “You guys have made too many enemies, and you'll be rewarded now.” After that, they were ruined and treated as missing, but the second victim came out and Kyosuke became impatient. Something happened to Gozo Shibune, putting Kyosuke's position in jeopardy all at once. One of Kyosuke's companions betrays him, and all his misdeeds up until now erupt in one fell swoop, and eventually headed for ruin. ③ I think Kamen Man (Detective Omigawa) will do something to Gozo in the future of Kamen Man. I don't know about the means, but if Gozo disappears, the Shibune family will collapse in a straight line. In volume 32, Yama-san talks about “all of Kyosuke's problematic behaviors have been erased,” and the Shibune family has received too much hate. Taking advantage of this, Gozo would also do zero harm by pretending that he was sick. After that, the Shibune family's many problems will come to light. I think they will do everything possible to cause it to collapse. ③ About the author's intentions Personally, the author wants to convey “causal retaliation” through this comic. The Shibune family is depicted as the root of evil, and they probably want to convey that their henchmen are also guilty of the same crime. They praised Kyosuke's calm insight in another person's thread, but in Kyosuke's case, it's “too much to have any idea.” From my point of view, “narrow vision” and “arrogance” suit Kyosuke. ④ I've talked about predictions for the final episode many times in this thread, but the siblings will resume in hell. After an ugly fight, the whole soul completely disappeared, and the Shibune family completely came to an end. The details are probably known only to the author.

This review contains spoilers. That's interesting. It makes me want to know ahead. hmm. I've read up to 24 volumes, and I'm the protagonist, with a dual personality theory. After all, I feel like everyone who is suspicious isn't the culprit. The motive for the crime is insufficient, there seems to be an alibi, it is unrealistic in terms of where they work, the appearance is too different, etc. I feel like all the suspects will disappear due to the Elimination Act. Wouldn't it be tough to commit such atrocities without kinship ties? However, he and his late grandmother are the only relatives. I don't even know the twin siblings that actually existed, but what kind of setting was taken at the end? I wonder if it will become. If you're on the new personality side with dual personalities, you know the treatment your other self received from that important notebook and defeat your former personality's enemies... well, maybe you're thinking too much. --P.S. 11/28. I got the guess right in volume 30. The number of important characters on that notebook is wrong. Who are you after losing in shogi. The reason was that I'll tell you a secret, actually... Also, there is a main point in the story. The vivid reality of bullying is the theme the author wants to draw. The above is the line of reasoning. I know that the plot of Onogawa manages the Shibune family, let alone the bizarre development, is a story where daydreaming is fun, but the author intentionally doesn't make any sense.

This review contains spoilers. This is a story about a revenge drama about the protagonist whose dreams were ruined by bullying in the past. But is it unclear if the masked character is the same person as the main character who was being bullied? It looks like it's still the same. The story has a good tempo, and I can read it clearly. The perpetrators of bullying also have a lot of genuine scum, so they can do it quickly without rotting later. Above all, I'm worried that Kitai sensei in particular is dangerous & creepy (; '`) Kimorolicon Kitai's damage, and Miyayama-san, will close his heart. It would have been better for Kitai to split his crotch than split his head... (laughs)

This review contains spoilers. As the title suggests, he said that it was not revenge, so it seems that rather than Kojima Ryukichi, who is the key person in the story, says that it is the crime of someone who is no longer in this world and has inherited that will. When the second Kitai was attacked, it wasn't revenge, but a scene where it was corrected as an enemy attack, and when you look up the difference, revenge means “revenge for what was done.” However, enemy hunting means “killing an opponent when a close person is attacked,” and revenge is carried out because one has been killed, but if an enemy attack dares to correct something done by another person, there is a high possibility that the culprit is a different person from Kojima. As of episode 22, the “enemy attack” is progressing smoothly, but at the same time, as the person called Kojima Ryukichi is gradually revealed, the possibility that it was a crime by someone different from the person in question increases more and more, so I want to read the continuation as soon as possible. “Bullying” is the focus in this part of the work, but in terms of personal opinion, everyone can easily become a victim and a perpetrator. The reason is that bullying is a type of discrimination, and since discrimination has been carried out in any era around the world, it is inseparable from the social animal called humans. I think this work is “Enemy Slayer” by the person who inherited his will, but I didn't know the identification of the culprit as of episode 22. I want to read more soon.