Reviews for GA-REI Manga

Anyway, I bought a 10-episode pack, but I want to keep reading, so I'm at a loss as to whether to read it on my phone or in comics. Also, if it's a cell phone, it's hard to see Dawn and Byrne's show off... the story is interesting, there's fear, laughter, and a bit of love, and I think the pictures are good too. I feel like episode 1 is a bit short, but if you're unsure about purchasing, please read the first 3 episodes for now.

It's an animated work, and I watched it from the anime before, but it was completely different from the anime (anime is an original story from the manga's past), and it disappointed my expectations in a good sense. Basically, it's supposed to be a heavy story (each character's upbringing, relationships, natural destiny, etc.), but it's drawn in a light feeling, and the story progresses at a good tempo. At first, I intended to read just a little bit, but I bought the pack unexpectedly. There are quite a few episodes, and it seems like there are still more stories going on, so I recommend it to people who want to read it carefully

I read it on the recommendation of a friend. It's a burrier-like story. Yo-mo is a name that anyone who likes a little bit of specters knows, and the characteristics are well captured. Kagura looks so cute.

It is a work that is easy to understand in terms of both storyline and wording. It wasn't a gross picture, and it was easy to read anyway. That's why reviews are difficult, but that doesn't mean the bottom is shallow. The content and themes are common in fantasy horror and psychic stuff, and while reading, Nagai Tsuyoshi's Devilman (original story), Shuten Doji, and Mr. Hagio Moto sensei's 10 billion days and 100 billion nights passed through my mind. Is the brain theme song Yo-kai Human? It's probably a work that attracts people with its characters and author's comments. The fact that it's not an intrusive worldview is also highly likable. Even though it was animated in the middle of serialization, I thought he was a talented manga artist, even though the changes in character settings, or rather the fact that the growth of each character was drawn without blurring until the end. For that reason, it's easy to read ahead, but it's a work you'll want to reread once a year. I think the large number of characters is a characteristic of the Ghourei series, but it's easy to understand without being too elaborate, and it makes a good impression in this respect as well. Also, if it's a digital mono, it creates too many effects and is hard to read ❗? don't you want to read it already ❗❗? I have the impression that there are many cases where I feel that, but it was a good feeling because this work was about enlargement of small characters.

This kind of talk tends to be dark because the subject is heavy, but this one is interesting because there are gags in here and there. Kagura is also cool when she's fighting enemies, but when she's with Kensuke, she's a normal girl and so cute! While feeling relieved in that kind of place, I want to read the next one more and more.