Reviews for [Oshi No Ko] Manga

This review contains spoilers. Just one word, it makes me cry. I wonder if that was the meaning of being born. I guess there are various interpretations that I wanted everyone to be so happy

This review contains spoilers. I read it all in just 2 days after I bought it. I think it's really a work filled with a lot of thoughts. I was moved when we found out about each other's previous lives, and the end of not being able to have a happy ending. Personally, I wanted to see another ending where everyone would have a happy ending.

This review contains spoilers. The entrance was Saito Asuka-chan who played the role of Ai in the live-action adaptation, so I watched the anime first! There, the pictures were cute, and I fell in love with the story comical, dark, and kyun, watched the live-action dramas and movies, and finally read all the original volumes at once! Each has its own merits, but I read the original story and conveyed the feelings of Ai, who said “lies are love for me,” and “I love you,” which she conveyed to Aqua and Ruby. It was painful, sad, and kind, piercing my heart, and crying!! It makes me cry just thinking about it!

This review contains spoilers. How eventful, what twists and turns, what kind of original intention. It's a story centered around Ai and revolves around their twin children Aqua and Ruby. Her mother was killed right in front of her eyes, and Aqua, who continued to stay close to Ai while feeling that her body temperature was being taken away, pledges revenge, and Ruby, who chewed Ai's words through the door, aims to be an idol as her mother said. The development where the reader's mind also changes depending on who reads it from is nothing short of spectacular. And the last one shocked me. I think there are pros and cons here, but for me, I was convinced that this was fine when looking at the possibility that copycats would also come up. Aqua's expression is just demonic, and I hope she will stop following suit. Aqua's suffering made readers feel hopeless, making them feel distressed, but the calm face after that gave me a sense of relief. As a reader, I have nothing but gratitude. Thank you to both authors for their hard work.

This review contains spoilers. I was finally able to read it to the end. I knew it was pretty shocking when the final episode came out, so I knew it wasn't a happy ending, but even so, I was shocked and sad and made me cry. But when I think about it calmly, I don't think the overall cohesion of the work could be greater. I was hoping that Aqua would stick together and make me happy, but I think the degree of perfection has declined as a work... It was sad, but it was an Aqua-like end. Thank you so much for your wonderful work.

This review contains spoilers. Hmm, pros and cons at the end. I want Kana-chan and Aqua to stick together... I started reading it while vaguely thinking, and I couldn't stop crying in the second half. What was Aqua's life like? They say they were born to protect rubies, but since even Aqua is a single person, I wanted them to live and be happy. However, since Ruby learned that Aqua was her teacher's reincarnation, she relentlessly had obsessive feelings about Aqua, so I can imagine that it wouldn't be a happy ending if Aqua & Kana stuck together like this. I'm sure that's because the fuzzy feeling will only continue to remain in rubies. So even better, I think it was still a healthy way to end if I turned off Aqua and Ruby and Kana-chan looked forward while having feelings for him. As a result, it was not a mediocre end, and I think it was a work that remained in people's memories and hearts and would not disappear. But I'm not feeling well to reread it for the time being...

This review contains spoilers. It's finally finished, isn't it? I wonder if there was no choice but to end up like this. At the end, I was hoping that Aqua and Arima Kana would somehow be happy, but I have the impression that the author persevered and didn't show mercy to the characters. Arima at Aqua's funeral... I couldn't read it without crying ('; Ω; `) It's a work that makes me think not only about the lives of an idol named Ai Hoshino and the person involved with Ai, but also about the darkness of the entertainment industry. Kamiki Hikaru, Himekawa Airi, Nino... the victim and the perpetrator... Kamiki Hikaru also feels psycho from below. Kurokawa Akane's profiling is amazing! who!? The feeling is amazing! I'm glad Ruby came back from the dark (●'ω`●)

This review contains spoilers. Not to mention Ai, I like the ruby when it falls dark and the scene where black feathers come out the most, and the place where Arima Kana is smiling at the first concert, and Ruby in the final episode was amazing. I really like the fact that you can watch Kurokawa Akane and Arima Kana fight in Tokyo Blade and they both perform such acts like watching themselves. When you want to make a specific character stand out, that person shines to the fullest, so every frame of that scene gives you goose bumps. Moreover, since it's a comic, unlike anime, I can only watch it for a moment, so I thought comics were better for me when it came to recommended children. (I haven't made it to the end in the anime yet, so I don't know) However, in the anime, I was able to listen to B Komachi's song and that movie was great, so I'm watching both of them!

This review contains spoilers. Akane-chan and Aqua split were too tight but I didn't want them to break up, but it was really interesting

This review contains spoilers. I read it with excitement, wondering what kind of end it was when I learned that the last episode went up in flames with X, but... it was crying (; _;) There are places where I wonder what exactly his life was for Aqua personally, but I think it was a good ending point for this story. Conversely, endings other than this seem difficult... even so, the sense of emptiness from crying is amazing. They seem to be soaking in the afterglow for a while. Finally, once again, I thought the song YOASOBI Idol was well-made.

This review contains spoilers. Personally, before watching the final episode, I saw a trend where disappointing reviews were received on the internet, etc., and I thought huh... And when I actually saw it, in my opinion, I couldn't stop crying. bad guy? I think there will be various opinions. However, in this work, wasn't this evaluation the only one to ask the world? I also think so. I'm really sorry in my opinion, but personally, my lacrimal gland has collapsed.

This review contains spoilers. I think it was a great work! I want the ending to end with a happy ending, and all fans who have continued to recommend the recommended child think so. but “That was great!” If you're an author who writes a work that just ends, you won't kill Ai at that timing. And if it's a work without salvation, Ruby isn't alive. Aqua reincarnated as Ruby Knight and passed away after finishing his role, which is a very sad but happy ending for the author. And it wasn't until there was this shocking ending that it became a work that was talked about for a long time. So, no matter how much you aren't satisfied with the last one, please accept it. That's because it's a work that everyone has been recommending until now.

This review contains spoilers. The entertainment industry is not only about places where the light is on, but also where the light doesn't shine, and of course there is also deep darkness where the light doesn't shine, the more cruel it is, the more immersed you will be in the story as a reader, so the ending where Aqua-san takes the end of her absence was disappointing for fans, but over time, the main character of the tragedy Aqua remains young and beautiful every time they think back that there was a work called “Oshinoko” and Yu Remembering me... I wonder if it was a story that was calculated up to that point. Of course, the original author said that the fate of the two main characters was thought through in every direction (as a fan, they must have hoped for Happien), but for me, Aqua-san's mission in this world completed (that they protected Ruby) and Aqua-san's words at the end of Yu (maybe they thought of the story with this in their own way) (Hey) I thought it was awesome, then the serialization ended, and I heard that the end of the movie version had been slightly modified, but even so, I heard that the slander from fans still hadn't stopped. That's probably how popular it was, isn't it? Thank you Akasaka Akasaka ✕ Yokoyari Mengo-sama for serializing for a long time (actually, I read the last 3 episodes in Ria Thai, and it felt so bad even though it was a creative work It wasn't easy to get out of it, so I was finally able to review it today on Christmas Eve even though it was late. I'm sorry it's a bad document and it's hard to read because I don't have vocabulary, but anyway, I wanted to leave my feelings in a review somewhere ~ all the fans of Oshinoko Merry Xmas Eve ❤)

This review contains spoilers. Good work for Ruby and Aqua. I felt like I was looking back on the past from volume 1, and it was the development and end just as readers felt in how I had thought about it since I was born as an aqua. but the first one was the first one, and I wanted them to go back to class one more time...? It's beautiful that Ruby survives and works hard, but I really liked Akane, who was so prepared and astonished. They had a habit, starting with the director, but they were all nice people. The hardest part was Miyako, wasn't it? The entertainers in this story are struggling quite a bit and full of turbulence, but what is surprising is that there are actually quite a few people who have had more trouble than this, even today. However, people like Kamiki who have a hobby of making people unhappy without getting their hands dirty should have killed them even if they stabbed them wrong, yeah. No matter what kind of upbringing or misfortune you have, you can't play pranks on someone else's life, even if you can. If only Aqua could do that, it can't be helped anymore. But, but! I want both Goro and Aqua to connect with someone and be happy. Another Story is fine, so let both Ai and Aqua reincarnate, really.

This review contains spoilers. thank you very much! I couldn't stop crying! I wanted Aqua to be alive too!!!!

This review contains spoilers. I was wondering what kind of thing it was when I saw its lackluster previous reputation on X, but I don't think it went bankrupt as much as I said. At first, it was an entertaining story, but at the end it ended in an Ib like Akasaka Aka sensei, so I feel like there were people who didn't fit that. But Akasaka Aka sensei's style is like this is how it ended in the first place, so it's all in one word. I think it was nice that I was beautiful, though. How about trolling Arima Kana's clothes at the funeral or the flowers? Well, it's a story, and I feel like let's be forgiving.