Reviews for Trace Manga

I read reviews without knowing about drama adaptations, and when I read comics wondering if I should read them casually, it was interesting and I fell in love with it. I watched the manga → drama, so the drama was a bit disappointing, but are the comics good?

I like this one better than the drama Forensic Research, which I often watch in dramas. I'm also looking forward to seeing how the main character Mano's own case unfolds, and it's worth reading where they unravel various incidents. The specialized parts were also made easy to understand, and it was a learning experience. There are realistic depictions, and there are difficult places, but I thought it was really amazing how the forensic research members did their bland work. It's a work I want to read carefully.

I like cases dealing with forensics and forensic research, so this realistic work is interesting. The descriptions are so realistic, and there are times when it's hard to read. Little by little, we are getting closer to the past that the protagonist carries on his back, and we can't take our eyes off future developments. There's just one thing that really bothers me. The dialect of the times set in Kagoshima. That's not the Kagoshima dialect, isn't it the Kochi dialect? I wonder if it hasn't been proofread? there is a tremendous sense of incongruity...

I watched dramas and bought comics. Since the drama was the last episode, I was wondering if the manga had been completed, but it seems like it's still going on. I'm even more concerned about the real culprit.

I feel like I'm reading a good quality mystery. The characters lose their individuality quite a bit

The person who was in Kasoken seems to be the author, and it's interesting to know so many things. However, the main character talks so bad that I think you should use honorific language for your boss or someone you've met for the first time.

It was careful and realistic, so I was drawn more and more into the story. It's easy to read and interesting.

The protagonist pursues the truth. I'm worried about the continuation. I am more and more immersed in forensic examinations and human patterns while being distracted. I wonder who the culprit is.

The appraisal method etc. are drawn in quite detail, which is quite interesting. The incident being taken up is quite vivid, but the pictures are beautiful and easy to read. The main character is a character who has an attitude of not missing out or compromising, no matter how small, in order to pursue the truth, but that doesn't mean he's a freak type who easily collides with his surroundings that are common in comics like this. The sense of combination with newcomers is good, and past incidents that progress at the same time are quite worrisome and interesting.

I often watch forensic science and forensics in dramas, etc., but many of the incidents that appear in this comic are quite dark... it's sad to read. But it's interesting.

The atmosphere is unnatural from a drama. If you like that drama, I think you'll enjoy it.

This is the first time I've read this kind of genre. That was interesting. There are also descriptions that are a bit gross, but I was drawn to the story. I'm curious about the protagonist's past. There are various foreshadowing, but in parallel with the incident, I think that is also a point of view.

The subject, story, and character settings are likely to be common, but I'm really curious about the continuation. There are parts that make you want to turn your eyes away, but it's not just gross...