Reviews for Captivated, By You Manga

I really love being stabbed by my pressure points. The exchange of words and what they are doing is supposed to be strange, but it seems like the person himself is very serious. It's so fun that it becomes addictive no matter how many times you reread it. It blows every time when it says “out huh.” But it's not just funny. I especially like the story of Nikaido and Metaka. I would recommend this book to many people.

It was very, very nice. The view of the world and the personalities of the characters are fascinating. I was wondering if it was a difficult story on the cover, but the content overturned that imagination.

I like the frame in “To My Friend!” that's a broken bone. I also want to read more Nikaido-kun stories.

I like Wayama sensei's sense. The unique tempo and expressions of the characters invite an indescribable sense of slowly. “The Star in Women's Garden” was interesting, so I came here too, and this was a decisive hit. Wayama sensei is amazing.

I was curious because it had a reputation for being interesting, but I finally read it ~ a unique view of the world... are the pictures scary too? There's a sense of uniqueness like that... but I thought it was precisely because of this picture that it fits this view of the world and doubles the fun

I started reading it thinking that I might not be good at drawing, but it was so surreal in the story that I really fell in love with it? Are you rereading it over and over again for now while praying that this atmosphere won't change in the drama?

reread it over and over again. Wow, in a drama. I was surprised. Also, there are people who are obsessed with this work...

That was interesting! The characters were too strong, and the content was beyond my imagination (laughs), and it's an invigorating work.

Women's Garden → Karaoke! →Enchantment, I came to you (here and now) in order, but they're all interesting! This one in particular was the most interesting! I like the parole story the most. I definitely wanted to recommend it to my friends, but I couldn't think of anyone I liked Leah's friend. I definitely like people I like, though.

Something good... makes me want to read it over and over again. There are no flashy characters, and it's plain, gentle, and fun. But it's hard to explain this unique atmosphere. Anyway, I recommend it!

After reading The Star in Women's Garden, I became a big fan of Yama-san Wayama, and I bought this work as well. I was drawn in by the characters and the fun of their interactions, and I reread it over and over again. This is the manga artist I think is the most interesting right now.

Seen from the Stars in Women's Garden, it was a work by the same artist, so I bought it, but it was interesting. The characters that brought out an indescribable flavor are good. This unique feeling can only be depicted by this artist.

Every story is unique! It makes me laugh unintentionally. Other people probably won't be able to write it. It's amazing to be able to create characters like Nikaido-kun.

I'm obsessed with Wayama sensei's work. I'm really glad we met. There's a world here that you'll definitely want to reread over and over again. You won't regret it, so I want everyone to read it anyway.

Wayama sensei's unique view of the world is wonderful. It was a very nice work with a smile.

I can't help but worry about the continuation. The story progresses in an interesting way.

The characters are unique and interesting. There are many unique and laughable scenes.

I thought it was surrealism, but surreal (I misunderstood the meaning), it was so interesting that I had a bug in my head that it was surrealism. A surreal gag? comedy? If I had a reason to be deeply convinced, I wonder if it would fall this far into my heart. It's funny, it doesn't burst out laughing, but it's just plain funny. Then, at every turn, they take my heart away. I've been taken away so much that I always want to see a sequel to Wayama sensei's work. I think the title Obsessed, You fits most in the sense that readers are infatuated with the author.