Reviews for Summertime Rendering Manga

Somehow, I felt that it was a story set in a way that reminded me of a town where I wasn't alone, or a dead ghost. What the heck is a shadow? Will the main character and the islanders survive safely? I'm really looking forward to the future development of this work.

Tanaka sensei! I'm thinking too much. The idea is too elaborate and I can't keep up with it! It's hard to understand after just reading it once. I'll read it again.

I was watching it in the anime, and I really liked it because the pictures were so beautiful and the content of the story was so mysterious!

Anyway, it's thrilling. Various genres were incorporated in a nice way, and it was so interesting that I read it all at once until the end.

If you think of it as a common summer vacation comic about high school students, it's definitely a fantasy and horror work. It's a work suitable for summer, isn't it?

Recently, I became interested in watching an anime broadcast on TV. Some of the pictures were beautiful, but the story was also so well made that I felt drawn in. The part where there is a little resistance is that people die quickly, so I don't really like it, but I think it's interesting that there are a lot of foreshadowing, and there are various discoveries later as to whether that was the case.

It's a story where people fight while repeating the same day over and over again with time leaps, but there are different elements (activation conditions?) It is an interesting work with carefully crafted settings, an attractive worldview, and surprising developments that surpass imagination, and it is a work with momentum that makes you read it all at once without getting bored. It also makes me want to reread it to check the foreshadowing scattered throughout the entire story and the collection process! I recommend it ♪

When I thought it was horror suspense, it turned into a sci-fi battle. The way to use time leaps is excellent. If I could really solve the mystery with the public information on the back cover, it would have been full of stars. I'm also looking forward to anime starting in spring.

I had no idea it was such an epic fiction even though I picked it up casually and started reading it. Time travel has been added to the inexplicable legends of the island, and it really is a ghost. He is saved by Shinpei's bird's-eye thinking and Ushio's ability to act, but he is left behind unless his brain rotates at full speed.

This work involves suspense and mystery. It's easy to get into the story, easy to read, and interesting.

I love mystery comics, and they had a good reputation, so when I tried reading them, I was really drawn in, and I was worried about future developments, so I bought 2 volumes and up. It's not just a time leap, but it's full of interesting elements, such as the concept of one's alter ego called a shadow appearing.

There are quite a few scary places along the way, but the pictures are beautiful and the story is really... well done, so it's a bit difficult, but it's interesting! I can't predict what's going to happen at all, and I feel like I want to know quickly and don't want to know for a while...