Reviews for Horimiya Manga

I wanted to have a relationship like this too! It's funny to be able to smirk

I read it for a trial and ended up reading the whole volume. I want to read more soon - everyone who comes out is a good kid

It was a new feeling. When I started reading it, I was worried about the continuation and bought them all.

Horimiya is insanely interesting, and I really like the content and cast!?

I wanted to spend my youth like this lol. The characters are all scattered, but they're good friends and it's fun!

would you feel relieved watching Hori and Miyamura? The usual warm Miyamura is good, but so is Miyamura, who is forcibly playing Black for Hori??

The characters that appear are strong and funny. Put up with the heat until you get a tattoo. It made me laugh. The gap is nice again. I'm curious about future developments.

I haven't read many comics like this, but when I read them, it was correct. It's very interesting. I'm worried about the continuation. Personally, I like Miyamura's everyday appearance.

Now, which one is true? To some extent, humans have faces that have met on the spot.

The interaction and tsukkomi of all the characters is so funny that it makes me laugh unexpectedly. The relationship between Oki and Miyamura is so wonderful, but... it makes me want Dele a little more. The episode with the other characters as the main characters was interesting, but I felt a little disappointing. It's sad that Miyamura's tattoos didn't appear at all in the second half. I wonder if it will continue to be lazy in the future..

The atmosphere is really shonen manga, but the genre is shoujo manga. It was kind of fresh, and I had fun watching the main character couple's whereabouts until halfway through, but it unexpectedly unfolded in volume 6... It was drawn without hesitation, but I personally got caught by any means, and I couldn't continue reading the volume beyond that.

I've read it a little bit, so I read more... Hmm, there are character settings and developments that are subtly caught and I wonder how it is, but I think it's interesting! I bought it halfway through, but I'm a little worried about the continuation..

I was so addicted to it that I read it all at once. I've reread it over and over again. The supporting characters are all fascinating too! However, I also have a feeling that I want to read the episodes of Hori and Miyamura-kun, who are the protagonists in greater depth.

It was often mentioned in reviews and I was curious, so I read up to 5 volumes for now. The picture was beautiful and very easy to read. The genre is shonen manga, but does the content seem to be no different from shoujo manga? Even though Hori and Miyamura are usually very kind kids, I feel uncomfortable that the characters only change (sharp S) for a specific person. If you say it's because I'm forgiving you, it sounds good, but what about the people around you? It becomes. Hmmm I can't understand ('｀|||) duna? Everyday life at the school is comically depicted, including love, and is easy to read. The bonus manga “Myamura” is so cute and I like it*^^b

I was curious and read it in the commercial, but it was unexpectedly interesting, and the plain pictures were beautiful and easy to read. I'm surprised that this is a shonen manga. However, it's really fun! I'm worried about the continuation! That time (mainly about the future relationship between the two) and... huh? It's a strange comic that mixes times when something doesn't match the feeling... (sometimes I can't laugh at the gag...), and I can't say that it's just funny... I was particularly annoyed by certain characters at the beginning of volume 2... If it were me, I wouldn't forgive myself for crying and being apologized. (Sorry for being narrow-minded) I've confirmed the price a little bit, so maybe I'll read it until the two start a relationship when I can afford it.

It's only volume 1, but I was wondering if it was a flashy girl and an otaku, but (it's a bit off, fits a bit?) a casual high school life is nice, isn't it?

The subtle sense of distance that unfolds from the surprising inner world of Mr. Hori, who is flashy at first glance, and the seemingly plain Miyamura-kun is smiling and interesting.

I keep buying comics. It's interesting, but... I feel like the number of volumes has piled up and I can't see where the story is going, but it's usually interesting.