Reviews for [Oshi No Ko] Manga

This review contains spoilers. I thought it was a common idol thing, and when I got my hands on it, I saw a pain in my eyes. Ai-chan's words were the very ideals that made me feel extremely happy, thankful, and I want them to be recommended, so I wanted them to shine even more as an idol...

This review contains spoilers. The Tokyo Blade edition of Oshinoko has started, so it's time to look back at the anime and reread the manga! It's not just an interesting and popular work; it's a work filled with various elements of modern society and makes you think. As an ordinary person, I also remember genuinely believing in the “correctness” taught by adults when I was still in my teens and twenties, and that I was trying to become a “good woman” in line with that distorted correct answer... I painfully understand the feelings of the characters around me who are jealous of Ai and Ruby, and it also depicts the disappointment and loneliness of the jealous side, so I can't help but love any of the characters. Now that I've read the latest edition, I have warm feelings even for the culprit... And the crow who helped me at that time...!! It was a solid feeling, but I cried (; _;) /~~~ Will the work finally reach its climax? I'm looking forward to the update, and I can't stop wishing the characters happiness.

This review contains spoilers. I can't help but be surprised by the romance reality show that led to Kimura Hana's death, and the story unfolds as if predicting a tragedy called the death of Himenako Awara due to trouble between the manga artist and screenwriter. Regarding Mr. Awara's case, the survey results were announced by Nippon Television on 5/31 and Shogakukan on 6/3, and I once again felt the difficulty of communicating between the original author and producer. In this work, the main character Aqua encouraged him to prevent death on the reality TV show, and he achieved success in theatrical performances by standing between the manga artist and screenwriter and acting as an intermediary, in other words, the original author did not die. It was a completely different development from the darkness of the TV world in the real world, and each story ended in a happy ending. Hopefully, I also want Ai's Revenge, which is the theme of this work, to end with a happy ending.

This review contains spoilers. It is a work tightly packed with suspense elements, the other side of the entertainment world, the dark past of the characters, and interesting elements such as overcoming and not being able to overcome, revenge, and reincarnation. If you read the first episode, I think you'll be drawn in. The fun of the story, the fun of the characters, and the cuteness of the pictures are personally 100 points.

This review contains spoilers. It has become a hot topic in the world, so I read it. It's interesting! I was in agony before I read that the recommended child was like that or what it meant, but that was it. Just one thing. There are a lot of technical terms, so it may be difficult if you don't have knowledge in the field of otaku.

This review contains spoilers. It's an unrealistic beginning, but it's a story that combines complex psychology with realistic psychology, and I personally think the illustrations are cute with a touch I like. I think it's one of those works that makes me want to read more and more.

This review contains spoilers. It may be a pretty heartbreaking development from an Arima Kana fan's point of view, but the whole story has a climax feel and is very worth reading.

This review contains spoilers. I watched the TV anime and got hooked up after 2 to 3 times, and bought it all at once starting with volume 1. As advertised, it's really interesting. Various backsides of the seemingly glamorous world of idols and the circumstances and anguish of those appearing on TV were depicted, and it was fresh because the perspective was different from works where idols were the main characters up until now. Since I was a kid, I wasn't good at idol-related comics, so I had almost never read them, but I was able to read this work without any resistance. The female idol's costumes were cute with just the right amount of exposure, and the fact that the female characters' smooth hair and sparkling eyes were carefully drawn, and they were all lively and attractive was also a good impression. The real culprit who killed Ai and Goro Sensei, and who is Aqua and Ruby's father, and multiple mysteries about the true appearance and loneliness of the invincible idol Ai are also unfolding in parallel, and I'm looking forward to the story development every time. Even people who aren't interested in idol-related comics or the entertainment industry can enjoy it to the fullest. I recommend it.

This review contains spoilers. When I was looking forward to watching it, I was surprised that Ai died, and when I thought that the new B-Komachi center would be Ruby, I was surprised in many places.

This review contains spoilers. The eyes are impressive, and the picture is cute. I was interested in Aqua-kun because it was cool, but I didn't read it, and I asked my friend for a synopsis, and I thought it would be interesting. The popularity of the song is also amazing. I want to support Aqua-kun and Ruby-chan to see what will happen in the end! I cried here and there. I'm really curious about the continuation!! I like Aqua-kun!

This review contains spoilers. I think there are pros and cons, but I read it normally and found it interesting. I don't know how true it is, but I think it's a work that is easy to enjoy overall because it focuses on the other side of the media and has dark psychological parts in places. There are productions unique to Akasaka-sensei at key points, and you can catch a glimpse of his unique style in a good sense.

This review contains spoilers. I've only read girls' comics, and since they're a hot topic, I thought I'd read them, and I became addicted to them! A revenge drama of surprise? I didn't think so. After all, as a girl manga lover, I'm wondering who Aqua and I will fall in love with.