Reviews for Land of the Lustrous Manga

The fact that the main character is forced to grow up and becomes a different person more and more due to distortion is disturbing. It's cute that everyone in the first person is me.

I wonder if it's gross because the topic x the picture is attractive but there is no salvation x depression? I started reading this work after reading the impressions or discussions of the people who read it. Even though it was difficult to tell the characters apart, I read on because I wanted to know the development in a nutshell. Even though they were difficult to tell apart, every gemstone was fascinating. When I reread it, I was surprised by the strong overtones.

It's a frighteningly dark story, but everyone is always wrapped in sparkles. A strange world... Gems and Buddha. I feel like it's the exact opposite. The author is a genius.

I wasn't able to notice how interesting it was when I first read it a few years ago. I was attracted to the sparkling and beautiful pattern and reread it. As you read on, the depressing development of emptiness, where you have no choice but to be aware of life and death, accelerates. There are only developments that are too obliquely above imagination. It's a completely different comic between volume 1 and the latest edition (11), but there is no gap in the carefully crafted worldview. It is the latest edition, and foreshadowing is still being collected. Expectations are high for future developments. The grim characters and beautiful designs envelop the depression, relieving the feeling of heaviness. I don't feel that it's so difficult that I can't read it in spite of the development. It's interesting.

The beginning was a community of perfect beings. A world where everyone is beautiful and immortal, and they complement each other with their individuality and abilities. Foss, who had a sense of worthlessness, became extremely separated from his friends by separating from his parent, Kongo, as a decisive blow, and became completely humane due to obsession, hostility, and self-destruction. Since they have reached an extreme degree of separation, how will they integrate and evolve into a new human race in the future? Is it possible to become a person who can pray (save) oneself without any other power? If Foss makes it this far, I think this will be an allegory for an entirely new era. Tsukijin seems to have technology and is at the helm of things, but in the end, he is such an entity that he cannot purify himself and attain Buddhism without doing something about others. I think it is a work suitable for this day and age where the future of us humans is being questioned, about how Foss, which has experienced deep depths while the original is pure, regains its own essence, and how Foss takes back to himself the darkness that has hit others. The author, please do your best!

I was nervous that the work would end half-heartedly, but I'm glad the serialization has resumed. I want to read the next volume soon, and I want to know the ending.

When I first read volume 1, I read on smoothly... the jewels spent a busy time and sometimes battled? Even though I imagined the situation in pictures, I thought it was something I didn't really understand, and I couldn't grasp the content. I wonder what kind of jewels will come out after this ✨ and I somehow continued reading it, and the more volumes there are, the more interesting it becomes! When I noticed it, I was so drawn in! That's why I get strength in my face. It took time for me to catch up with my understanding, but is it bliss to reread it from volume 1 after that? I'm very happy that serialization has resumed for the first time in a year and a half.

I thought I could think of such a cruel story... but I'll read it until it's over and re-evaluate it. It's really amazing that it incorporates Buddhist thought even though it's such a sci-fi worldview. I can only say that the tremendous harshness of the main character was beautifully sublimated. It was an epic story worth reading. It ended where the anime was about to get interesting, so that's a shame. I want them to compete for the 2nd season with a story instead of the character Moe.

After watching the anime, I was curious about the expressions in the original story and the continuation of the story, so I bought it. I like each word choice because it's unique and so beautiful.

I love the delicate depiction, which appeals only with dialogue and facial expressions. It makes me sad every time I read it, but I want to see the final episode someday.

The jewels are beautiful, and I'm kind of envious that they don't make me feel that gender, calling myself me and calling the jewel in front of me his.

It depicts the harsh fate of beautiful jewels. The change in phosphophyllite, which was bright and energetic, is sad. I can't help but hope for salvation.

Not only will you be drawn into the unique worldview and unique characters, but it's also a work where you can't take your eyes off the changes and growth of the main character, Foss. I'd like to watch it until the end.

I was curious because it was introduced on TV. Now that I've read up to 3 volumes, I've gotten used to the unique view of the world, and there has been a big change in Foss...! I love the animated film Princess Kaguya directed by Takahata Isao, and the scene where Princess Kaguya leaves in the movie overlaps with Tsukijin in this comic, and I really love the world view. I want it to be an animated film. I don't like live action.

It also has design, worldview, and artistry. Very interesting! It's not over there at all, so kids can read it too. There are no kanji kana, so it's probably for adults, but I think it would be a learning experience if I wanted to read rather difficult kanji. I think it would be nice if the animation could be sequeled. I'm eager. Even children who couldn't read were looking forward to watching it. This is my impression of reading the last volume from here on. It's similar to the feeling I felt when I read comics (crazy long comics) by Tezuka Osamu (I read them when I was really a kid). Are you excited to read the smell rather than the fact that the content is similar? were similar. The publication was suspended due to a lot of suffering, so how are they doing now? I'm really glad it was completed. I'm thankful for that.

I regret that I didn't read it sooner... I didn't touch it somehow (the one I don't like eating) with the picture on the cover, but my view of the world was already so shocked. I will continue to read it!

In the anime, the first 2 or so episodes are “Was Perfume made into an anime?” It was such a visual with a sense of beauty. (Even if I watch it now, the anime staff are amazing) However, in recent episodes, Foss feels completely ugly because of the fight. (The actual history docuseries are also painful to watch, so fighting is probably like that) I also like Moto Hagio, etc., so I read this otherworldly and sci-fi feeling in a very interesting way. It also makes me think about things like actual human history and the meaning of existence. Unfortunately, I feel like the world might end in vain if we fight with each other due to worries... Incidentally, God does not easily destroy the earth as a place of training for reincarnation. There is also a theory that says... so I want to live my life believing in the good one. what... I feel that the characters in Foss and the characters in Diamond seem to be somehow popular, so it is likely that similar characters will play an active role in another work. A long time ago, Adachi Mitsuru sensei said that similar characters appeared in other works, and it felt like the signboard actors of the Adachi Mitsuru Theatre Company were performing in another film... I feel like I was saying something like that. There are so many, and I want them to draw what they want to draw again.

I wasn't able to do anything around this time, but I was happy... I wonder where I went wrong...