Reviews for Appare-Ranman! Manga

I started with comics. The unbelievable nature of the main character, Tensei, is good. The characters were also unique and interesting to read. I learned that it was made into an anime, and I definitely want to watch that too.

Is it like Japanese steampunk? It is a work that has a world view with great momentum towards Karakuri, Japan, and the other side of the ocean while following the relatively promised pattern of unbelievable weather and the serious Isshiki involved in it. It was also animated, wasn't it? I want to see this.

After watching the anime, I learned about the existence of comics, and since anime was interesting, I watched them. The goodness of anime and the goodness of comics brought out, and I felt that it was even more interesting. Animations with a sense of dynamism in anime and pictures that feel powerful page by page of comics are good.

The anime was also pretty good, but this comic version is actually good too. I recommend this work to people who watch anime and like it. Record 25.11.01

I watched the anime first until the place where it is currently being broadcast, then the comic version was out, so I read the first volume. In the anime, Mr. Koage, who is the co-protagonist, is the storyteller, and Tenharu, who is the main character, plays a role like going around Kyogen, and since there are few lines or depictions that clearly understand the passage of time, I watched part of it in the form of reading between the lines, but in this comic version, the parts between the lines are clearly depicted in the anime. Also, since some psychological depictions and lines of the main character and rival characters have been added, the richness of emotional expressions and facial expressions peculiar to the book version is easy to understand. I have the impression that both sides are making up for each other. The anime version of the story is currently at its best, so I'm looking forward to seeing what future developments will be like with the comic version!

The expressive characters are lively and active, and it's a wonderful comic. Various races have come out and amazing cars have come out, and it's exciting and interesting, so I definitely recommend it.

The characters are so cool and I love them. They wear Japanese clothes and have colorful hair, so it's fun to read.

I don't know the encounters, episodes, or upbringing where the main character becomes an unbelievable genius inventor, so I feel left behind. it's like my parents don't approve...

It's very interesting that the main character is a genius inventor, but when you look at it, it's unbelievable and wasteful.

I especially recommend it to people who like battle action. The pattern is very beautiful and precise. The characters are also fascinating.

It's just a trial. Genius is also very difficult, isn't it? If Tenharu-kun continues to talk from a small place overseas, it seems like he can go as far as he can go, right? The lack of understanding of his surroundings was painful, the tempo was good, and I was able to read it smoothly

It was a push work, so I read it. I didn't know, but it's a work that has also been made into an anime. The pictures are very careful, and it's a pretty interesting story.