Reviews for Tokyo Tarareba Girls Returns 2 Manga

This review contains spoilers. When I came to volume 5, I had no idea that the atmosphere would become uneasy from such an unexpected place. I'm also looking forward to volume 6.

This review contains spoilers. I was skeptical about the story of a freelancer living at home... but thanks to Yoshio and the others, it's interesting! Compared to season 1, they aren't liked by celebrities, and the main character is an ordinary person with no sparkling dreams or money. What will happen to the dreams of humble people who work in libraries? Personally, I'm more concerned about what will happen to Morita than Reina. But it was a good last one. Owner x Morita End had predicted it by saying, “What if Morita is more magical,” but I was wondering what to do to keep Reina, who had lost confidence in herself, from getting dark. Of course, it's impossible to end up with the main character's marriage, and other things like bad endings, etc. It's a place where you can share some of other people's dreams, hope for a bright future, and let elementary school student Yoshio reaffirm your own good points. It was a refreshing finish and it was amazing.

This review contains spoilers. I also liked Talareva the first one. So I was happy that the first one appeared in the second generation, and after all, with the exception of Kaori, it was just the bachelor road! And yet, I felt empathy and fear. I thought it was a scene where Rachel imagines various futures based on Morita's dreams. I'm also going to simulate it with someone close to me.

This review contains spoilers. She is almost the same age as the Showa woman, Akiko, and even though she is 10 years apart from Reina, I still feel that the contents are the same as Reina. I got married after age 30, and I had children at age 35 and raised them, but when I only looked at my smartphone and looked at Instagram, time went by in an instant. I failed the university entrance exam, but when I was a ronin and passed, when I somehow rushed in and made it in time for my desire to get married and have children. I think each of them was great for their hard work, but I think they put off without looking at what kind of future they envision, what kind of things they like, and what kind of things they value (the store manager's dream). It is a work that teaches us the importance of facing oneself and the importance of taking care of oneself along with the courage to step forward.

This review contains spoilers. The main character talks to people about everything, and I'm worried that he might be too blatant. I feel like elementary school students are impossible, and they're already fantasizing even if they're too competent. But it would be reassuring to have a sket that could help me so accurately. I'm so envious of that.

This review contains spoilers. Whereas season 1 was rather vaguely impatient about marriage, the reasons and goals for going into marriage hunting have been clearly worked out, and it is more persuasive and easier to support the main character. The main character also had too little independence at first, but he gradually regained his energy and is basically a positive and nice kid, so it's worth cheering for. The gag fun unique to Higashimura-san's comics is also outstanding! I've just finished reading up to volume 2, and I've had the experience of being addicted to that kind of man, so I'm reading it while taking some damage while looking back on black history. this series is also strangely fun lol