Reviews for Land of the Lustrous Manga

I love the pictures, the story, and the characters! The unique view of the world is fascinating.

I thought it was just a flimsy action system with beautiful jewels moving, but the dry lines received by women were surprisingly familiar and interesting. The development is also like science fiction, and since you can't read ahead, you won't get tired of it at all.

It's also an anime, and the story is interesting and the characters are interesting.

I was so worried about the last episode of the anime that I read up to the latest 8 volumes. I was so addicted to it because of the furious development. The secrets of Tsukihito, the teacher's true identity, and mysteries call for mysteries, so keep an eye out. If you're new to both the anime and the original, it's easier to remember the characters if you watch the anime first. The color of the gemstone would inevitably be black and white if it was the original one.

The brightly colored gemstones are very beautiful when you look at their unique personalities and expressions, depending on their hardness, they have unique personalities, and it's a very fun work. I'm looking forward to Fosu-kun's future work

It's really interesting. First of all, the settings are unusual and well thought out. It's a little sad

It's a comic I love ‼ ︎ is it really interesting? A unique picture and a compelling story. I want to see the new edition soon.

It's a simple line, but I think the design sense is amazing. Since the theme is jewels, the colors shine. The unique story and design are wonderful.

The country of jewels came from anime. The anime was a full CG3D animation, so I watched it and thought it would be like the original one, and when I saw it, I thought it was a terrible work because I liked the design, the story I liked, and the characters were unique. Next time I'd like to read it in a paper book.

that's awesome. A character with really good cicadas W Foss isn't Foss, but it's also nice that it's Foss.

Foss is constantly changing (in appearance). Little by little, the contents are becoming more mature. Bortz is my favorite ☆ I feel that the world view of this artist's work has been completed, or that the landscape is quiet without making any sound, or that it's a comic, but it's artistic. Fosse's sense of loneliness even though he has many friends. May everyone be happy.

When I first read it, I was like, “What is this manga!!” I was surprised. Even though it's black and white, it's shining! This is my first impression. I can't put it into words.

I was fascinated by the title and read it. At the beginning, I was a little confused by the world view of the story, but as I read on, I was able to get into the bizarre story with the unique protagonist. If you like Fantastic Worlds, I definitely recommend this work.

It feels like a myth. There was a sense of incongruity with the picture at first, but I felt that it fits this story, and I fell in love with it.

It's a strange view of the world. I just wanted to read the continuation, so I bought the whole volume.

At the beginning of reading, I felt like I was left without any explanation, but as my view of the world came into view, I became captivated by the delicate atmosphere drawn by this author. I think people who don't understand will get used to it once they read up to 3 volumes. From there, Fos was innocent even though he couldn't do anything at first, but his appearance and mind changed after various experiences... Fos' anguish deepened, and it was heartbreaking! When I noticed it, I was too worried about the continuation, and I look forward to the new publication every time. In the second half, it's as if readers are being made to look at history rather than chasing characters. We are getting closer and closer to human philosophical questions. There was a difficult period with no salvation along the way, but I have a feeling that this will be an important book.

I was drawn in, and I read more and more, and I began to be interested in actual jewels ('`)

Foss is changing more and more, and I'm looking forward to the next one, and I'm drawn in more and more. Occasionally, battle scenes make it hard to understand what's going on, and the pattern is so characteristic that people seem to dislike it. I like pictures and stories, and I'm curious about future developments.

It's hard to tell the characters apart, but once you get used to it, it's a profound and interesting work. Foss, who doesn't give up on fighting even when it's at a disadvantage or when it's in tatters, is very ephemeral, but I naturally want to cheer for it. I want to read it over and over again.

The downside is that there are so many characters that are hard to remember and recognize, but I love the unique world view and atmosphere. I've read up to 6 volumes, and I'm really curious about the future of Foss... various mysteries have deepened, and I'm looking forward to continuing.