Reviews for Loveless Manga

It's an interesting story, but it seems like it stopped at volume 13, so I'd be happy if they resumed it.

Kogayun World. I like Koga Sensei's Fairy Case the most, and there are vestiges of the Fairy Incident in this work. I feel like Koga sensei's roots are stuck in fairy incidents. Prince, Kufulin, Juria, Sobito Seimei, and Rikatsu. I wonder how the love triangle will turn out in this film. No, is it Yuiko in an unexpected place? The rift of early summer hasn't been revealed either. I'll wait patiently and patiently for the continuation. Koga sensei's view of the world comes all the way into a lonely place in the gap between my heart and I can't forget it

No matter how interesting the story starts, I faintly think “I'll leave it unfinished anyway,” and even so, there are a lot of fans, and everyone is looking forward to the new work. I think that's amazing. LOVELESS is particularly interesting, so I hope it's done ☆ 5. Well, it probably won't be completed in 10 more years, but if it ends unfinished, no matter how interesting it is, it won't be even ☆ 1. My personal evaluation of Takagawa-sensei is always the same if it's complete (no matter how much you beat it, no matter how sharp the dragonfly is) ☆ 5, and if you don't do it ☆ 0

I used to have all the volumes, but I decided to buy them again as e-books. Funny things are fun no matter how old you are. The pictures are beautiful and the story is interesting. It's the best.

I used to have it in comics, and I never thought I could read my favorite comics that I cried, cried, let go on an e-book!! First of all, Takagawa-sensei's designs are cute, and the settings are good... Rikatsu is a tsundere and the rabbit horn is cute and soothing!

The content is different from the anime, but I recommend volume 7 after the anime. The characters are good, aren't they?

I love the world view of this work. It's a sad story for both Rikatsu and Soto. The grass lanterns are really cool.

I had a few paper books quite a while ago, but I was nostalgic and read them. The cat eared characters are cute, aren't they? I remember the ear-piercing scene (laughs)

The main character is an ordinary elementary school student today, but I was surprised that mysterious words such as fighter jets and safarix fly around as a matter of course from the beginning. Furthermore, the story progresses while mixing school life, family issues, and sci-fi elements. The direction is solid, so there is no confusion at all. On the other hand, I am instantly fascinated by the story and drawn in. It's not a solid explanation of the worldview, and the story fascinates readers, so if you don't have a minimum level of reading comprehension, the meaning is unclear and you may not be able to enjoy it. For people like that, I think a manga version of a mobile phone novel or something would be fine. There are quite a few manga artists with pride and ability to sift through readers, so I think this is one of them. Actually, the story itself is real and not sweet. If anything, severe. But it's interesting. Takagawa-sensei's name is famous, so I knew it as a matter of course, but this is the first time I've read his work. As expected, he is a top notch veteran writer. The characters are also unique, and the subcharacters are also interesting because they have personalities and lives. I read it right away, and when I noticed it, I waited for the latest edition. It made me want to read other works as well. I wonder if CLAMP sensei and Yuki Kaori sensei are systemically close? Of course they are not similar. It's just a system. Sorry if that's wrong!

The story drawn with Takagawa Yun-sensei's unique worldview is a work tightly packed with elements that are unbearable for zero-sum comic lovers, such as sadness, love, and even enjoying battles. However, the teacher's own serialization is slow, so it's for those who can wait a long time for the volume to come out (laughs). Also, it includes BL elements, so if you don't like it, I think it's better to try it out before watching it.

I thought the view of the world was difficult, but after reading it a few times, I was able to understand it, and it just made me cringe!!! Please take a look!

The various settings are interesting. It's full of emotion, and the pictures are beautiful. But for some reason, I'm really not addicted to it.

The picture is beautiful and interesting! There will be a continuation! I definitely want to buy it!

Is this a girls' manga OK...? No, I'm sure you can't put them all together in a weird way. Neko Rikatsu loves being told what she likes and making memories... Moe...! I also felt that the tempo wasn't right, but that made me angry!

While having Takagawa Yun's unique world, I felt something new that was not found in other works. The characters are normal children and young people in modern society, and it's a feeling of the present. However, there are fairytale parts and battles among them. People who haven't become “adults” have things like cat ears attached to their heads, and adults (have experienced this?) It's a fairytale-like part that makes you fall in your ears when it comes down to it. Also, in the combat part, enemies are occasionally encountered, and attacks and defenses are carried out using powers such as superpowers using “words (spells)”. The content is just like in a game world. Also, there is suspense that the main character's older brother dies a mysterious death and pursues the truth of that death...? Love also has motivations ✌ but between men... do you love Takagawa Yun and read them all? I wish there were more Takagawa Yun broadcasts

It's a type of manga where you can enjoy the world view that there are people who don't like it because it's cute, and even though I'm worried about the continuation, I'm worried about the continuation, but it's not the author who draws that much mystery solving with a unique and unusual setting, so it's a type of manga where you can enjoy the world view that there are people who don't like it. I love it