Reviews for Coffee Moon Manga

This review contains spoilers. I've read up to 3 volumes. Spoilers for volume 3 were added at the end of the review. At the beginning of reading it, I thought the atmosphere was like playing around, and it was completely different. The beginning of this comic is the same morning as always, but today is going to be a special day. Because today is my birthday! It will surely be a happy and unforgettable day... It starts out like that, but the atmosphere and atmosphere are rather Morio-cho. If you like that distorted atmosphere, I think you can go. Also, at first glance, it seems warm, and the story ends when there is a sense of urgency at the root of youth comics where anything can happen freely. I wonder if gag comedy is a good genre. But maybe it's comedy in a sense. It's pretty scary to think about it. It's amazing to be able to draw this far even though it's a simple story. I'd also like to write comic titles that have a pretty similar atmosphere, but that doesn't matter, so please read them. Before I knew it, it was taken in. It's not nonstop, so I think I like that. (EDIT) It was in a different direction from what I had imagined in volume 3, so I lowered it. she's a magical girl. If this is the case, I'm glad it had that atmosphere right from the start. I was really excited to read it in search of the fun of a shadow house, and it took a direction all at once... When I think this was the main one, um, I wonder if there will be one next. Well, it's probably not bad for a girl confrontation thing, but the atmosphere of volumes 1 and 2 was too good.