Reviews for Captivated, By You Manga

All of Wayama Yama-sensei's works really have pressure points! The character's facial expressions, physique, and wording... I'm obsessed with this time, for you. I think I was able to enjoy it even more by focusing on the various characters. I've reread it over and over again! lol

I came here after reading The Women's Garden of Stars. It's still a funny story and it's interesting. Nikaido-kun in particular was great!

The story progresses slowly, but the roller coaster of gentle emotions continues for a long time, where you can laugh all the time, giggle, be moved, and be healed. It's such a comfortable roller coaster that I want to ride all the time.

I learned about it in a TV drama set by the magazine's editorial department. I mean, it's a comic that fits the expression jiggly rather than jiggly. I like to slowly flip through works that crease me, so I rent comics.

It has a unique atmosphere, doesn't it? I like other works by this artist, but this one has an even more strange atmosphere. It made me laugh out loud in unexpected places.

I bought it because the author liked it. After all, it was fun without any loss! It's a plain design, but I like it because it's nice.

It was interesting even if I hadn't read Junji Ito's works, but I think people who have read them laughed quite a bit. I'm envious...

I mean Gagsen is expensive... I mean it's a good laugh... lol lol anyway, it was funny!! Remembering my high school days, and while thinking I want to go back, I have a mysterious feeling that I'll do my best tomorrow lol lol

The Women's Garden was so interesting that they flew over here. This is a boys' school where the conversation progresses bluntly, and there are no major events or blur... what is it? Jiru wow... it's surreal and interesting after all.

I like this old picture. I feel the times. There are more and more interesting characters, such as Nikaido, who has a taste like Junji Ito, and Hayashi-kun, a freak who assumes Hashimoto Kanna. Recommended for people who like a surreal world view.

I want a sequel to Nikaido-kun to come out! I entered from Women's Garden of Stars, and this one depicts the character's growth, or rather changes in their state of mind. It has a storyline, and it's also fun.

The boys are exquisitely cool, and their surreal laughter is so funny and awesome that they sometimes sound out loud!! I like it!!!

I love this writer. The touch and gag sense of the picture, which has an indescribable scent of the Showa era, are too great.

Buy an artist. It's a story with DK. Hayashi-kun, an expressionless beautiful boy, seems to play the leading role, but personally, I'm addicted to Nikaido-kun. It's not a big laugh, it's full of gags that make you laugh out loud. This artist's view of the world seems to be addictive.

The author read it all at once. The flow of the story is also interesting, and I think this will come at this timing, as expected, the author. I can't believe the relationships and conversations between high school boys are so interesting. I'm also looking forward to future works.

Let's go to karaoke! a place to show off a story like that? There is nothing in particular, and it progresses slowly. And its simplicity is its greatest appeal. I think people have very different tastes when it comes to surreal gag comics, but it's a strange feeling that Wayama sensei's works are fraught with insanity in their fun. It's not that the meaning is so unclear that it leaves readers behind, and it makes me feel so fresh because it doesn't come up at all like template gags that have been worn out. It doesn't have explosive power, but it's a world view I want to immerse myself in for a long time.

At first, I started with dramas. It's different from the drama, but the original story was also interesting. the conversation was interesting and I blew it over and over lol

Since I read “Onna no ~,” I've been addicted to the author and have been buying them one after another. As with any work, I love the view of the world!

“Let's go to karaoke!” I read Wayama sensei's work for the first time, and continued with “Women's Garden of Stars” and “Infatuated with You.” I read it. Every one of the works was so fascinating that I was completely addicted to Wayamanuma. “Infatuated with you.” The characters that appear in are completely unusual, yet they are adorable and charming. Wayama sensei's view of the world and how to cut out the settings makes me sigh “hoo”. I can't write well, but no matter which work I read, I never miss it, and I'm more and more addicted to Wayama World. I definitely want you to read it.