Reviews for Endland Manga

This review contains spoilers. If you take a close look at the cover, you'll find out on Android, after all, I think it's essential that Jun is surprised here, so I wonder if I wanted them to leave the spoilers as they were on the cover, but it was hard to break up, but they came back great and helped that was really cool

This review contains spoilers. There was a bit of unease in the air from the beginning, but I cried so much over the cruel reality that far surpassed my imagination (lol). I was moved by the painful decisions made only because I was thinking about my partner, and at the same time, I felt unspeakable resentment in this cruel world.

This review contains spoilers. I wanted more people to read it, so I reviewed it. It was nice that I wasn't looking at the cover properly and was able to start reading it without knowing it was an android one. The spoilers on the cover are a mystery, but the story was so good that I was caught in Itsuki's tears and cried over and over again. Please continue...

This review contains spoilers. Somehow I was able to imagine not being human in the first half, but when I left the Earth crying alone, and when I went to pick them up, I cried! And I want more!

This review contains spoilers. That was a really good story. If you're reading this for the first time, I recommend reading it without any spoilers. I read it without any information myself, but ah! so! It was fun because I was able to read it while collecting foreshadowing. It was a very moving story. The farewell scene and the scene where we were preparing for the breakup made me burst into tears, and it was really nice to go pick up Jun 18 years later.

This review contains spoilers. The sight of them feeling each other really touched my heart. Everyone has written it, but it's a pity that even though the story is good, there are spoilers on the cover... BUT! I was moved by the excellent story structure. The pictures are also beautiful and easy to read. It would have been even better if the title work for all of the books depicted a little more about the aftermath of the two people reunited.

This review contains spoilers. I was in tears as I read it. The break up between them was really, really sad, and I understood each other's feelings, so it became painful to read. I want to read more!

This review contains spoilers. Somehow I was so sad that it was hard to turn the pages because I thought they would end up breaking up like this at the end, but I'm really glad it was Happien. Hmmm... that was great! If there was a sequel, I'd like to take a look at the story where Itsuki worked hard until she returned to Earth, and the two people who made them happy since they went to Mars.

This review contains spoilers. It's moving. Please read it without spoilers. Itsuki lives on a small island on Earth where living creatures have become uninhabitable, and only two people live with her older brother Jun. Itsuki is happy to live with her beloved Jun, but now she lacks food, and she is growing dissatisfied with being treated as a child by Jun, who is worried about Itsuki. Such Tsuki finds a mysterious machine in the ocean. Maybe they can leave the island There may be other people, and when you become an adult, you can support Jun and tell him your feelings... Itsuki's straight childhood feelings for Jun are sad. The figure of Jun who moves only thinking about Itsuki's life, Itsuki's future, and removing Itsuki's anxiety, and the two hugging the night before parting ways, and finally the lacrimal gland collapsed due to the “good night” that comes to mind. The last 15 pages were like watching a movie. The sense of cut from young hands and adult hands to connecting lovers on the next color page on the cover, which you can understand after reading it, is also wonderful. “I wanted you to be happy” is a story about Yamamoto-kun who learns that her unrequited love partner who goes to the same high school has been harmed by DV from her boyfriend.

This review contains spoilers. When it comes to saying “just myself...”, that's painful... but it's my own to get over it and grow up to pick me up. It makes me cry at its best.

This review contains spoilers. that was good ~? did you cry a lot in the second half? Did you read it while crying the whole time, from the scene where Itsuki cried after “Shut Down” to the emotional reunion? why are you crying again while writing a review right now? I was happy with the extra edition, but I also want to see the flirtatious love between the two after they reach Mars ~?

This review contains spoilers. what a sad story... I cried so much that I cried too much. Whether I cried or cried, tears came out, and I couldn't see the screen due to tears along the way. The two people who wanted to be together but couldn't be together were really sad. I wonder how Itsuki felt when she said “shut down.” It was heartbreaking to think about their feelings. 18 years is a long time... I think it's been a really long time. But in order to meet Jun again, I'm sure Itsuki worked really hard just for that day. I was already moved when they met again. I hope the two of them will always be happier than anyone else this time around. I wanted to see more of the two after that. But I'm sure I'll cry again.

This review contains spoilers. It was a crying story with the bodies of two survival BL... people left behind in Endland (The Last Land), and they penetrated pure love so much. Halfway through, “huh? What about this development??” While feeling excited, “Ah~ did this happen ~ (I'm moved!)” That's the last one. Hopefully, I wanted them to draw about 30 more pages or so about two sweet people who have overcome hardships, but the rest is probably in the reader's brain... Thank you for the excitement.