Reviews for Durarara!! Manga

I thought it would be boring to watch only one episode of the anime, but I'm addicted to reading the comic version here. I also watched all the anime versions. Celty is cute and nice even when it doesn't rise above her neck!

I watched an anime. The story is interesting, but above all, I think it's an attractive work with characters that are too unique.

It's a work that also broadcasts anime (^ω^) The characters are cool and I like them, do you really like Izaya and Shizuo?

I was fascinated by the title and design and subscribed. The comic has a strange sense of familiarity, probably because it is set in a familiar place called Ikebukuro. There are mystery and horror elements, but since the pattern is cute, I don't feel too scared. It's really interesting and I'm curious about the continuation!

The characters that appear are all charming characters from one end, and no matter when you watch it or when you review it, you can enjoy Durarara as many times as you like! I still love it so much! Personally, I liked Teijin-kun and Shizuo, but I still remember that they were very impressive because they all had something at the level of the main characters, and it was a type of work I had never met before.

I was recommended to read this comic by a friend, but the moment I read it, I fell in love with it and started watching anime as well. The second season of the anime is about to begin, so I'm looking forward to it.

There are characters with rich personalities, so it might be easy to find your favorite character (^^) It's also an anime and I recommend that one too

There are a lot of unique characters, but all of them are moving, and various characters are connected in various places, and they are intricately intertwined! was this connected there!? There were a number of things that made me think, and it was interesting!

It's a unique phrase, and if you get addicted to it first, you won't be able to get out of Durarara. This phrase has a slight impact on my personal life (actual experience)

“Durarara!!” from the original Dengeki Bunko I was captivated by it, and I also bought the comic version. The content is more in line with the original than the anime, so it was interesting, but I inevitably compared the drawing with the original illustrations. I thought it would have been nice if Yasuda Suzuhito was in charge of comics as he was. After the crime song edition, it usually starts with the same flow as the novel, and there's no point in buying it unless you like the picture, so I'm going to end it with these 4 volumes. The story is just interesting, so people who don't know the original story might enjoy it.

No, I was surprised. It's a popular work, right? Without permission, I thought it was similar to action stuff that also had elements of a romantic comedy with a certain youthful smell. A picture is worth a thousand words. Exactly. I felt a new view of the world.