Reviews for Erased Manga

This review contains spoilers. Read it all at once! I'd like to say that, but since I use my head anyway, I couldn't read much when I was tired, so I read it all over the place. It's a time leap, so I shunned it at first, but it's such an epic suspense that it dispels! The development continues where the excitement and tension do not subside from halfway through. It's so thrilling even after the culprit is known, and it's amazing how they hunt them down! I was even impressed that they often come up with such clever stories. The last one is a refreshing feeling after reading. I'm also in tears at the bonds we have with people. The final volume is a story from each perspective. Anyway, it's interesting, so I definitely want you to read it!

This review contains spoilers. It was a very readable work with time laps and suspense. It's natural for Satoru to be back, but I was surprised at how talented Kenya was (lol) I think it was great that she had a partner named Kenya. The title collection was amazing. If you think of it as the cost of saving lives, it wasn't cheap at all, but I wonder if it wasn't expensive.

This review contains spoilers. One or two books a year would go over my budget, but I want to keep reading! There is a work I think. This is that one book. While the main character continues his reasoning, the person (= reader) who has the “eye of God” who watches over it is able to make his own reasoning. The way the rationale was given was very fair, and I was misled by the suggestion that this guy is probably the culprit, but this point is still a mystery... It was a very readable work, even though works like Janken later were rampant. Also, even though the first adult protagonist had rubbish eyes, his eyes were so cute when he was a kid (they're so cute). So, the main character after the fact was Hikaru from when he was a kid. It's a work I want to reread over and over again.

This review contains spoilers. It's a thrilling, heart-pounding story with no waste at all from beginning to end. I was so scared that I couldn't sleep when I found out the culprit.

This review contains spoilers. I think it's a really well-made work as a time leap x suspense. What is remarkable is the brief yet detailed description. As is the case with the psychological aspects of the characters, the depiction of foreshadowing and settings is excellent. I kept getting goose bumps, especially when it came to fighting and defending in the final battle. It's up to the reader, but I cried at the end, feeling that the protagonist, who grew up through time leaps, was rewarded at the end, which seemed to have a nervous and happy ending.

This review contains spoilers. It's really, really interesting. The manga in particular is awesome, and I really wanted to know about it sooner. It's not Hinazuki END, but that's fine. I had a feeling that I wanted to watch Hinazuki END too, but I was personally happier with this one because I was reading and wondering what it would be like when it came to getting married

This review contains spoilers. A few years ago, I watched anime on TV and became addicted to it. A phenomenon called “revival” that cannot be real. The current state of Satoru, who can't express himself deeply, returns to elementary school, grows up with the determination of being an adult man, and is excited to try to prevent incidents before they happen. I'm surprised at Yashiro's cunning, but they also say really good things, so I can't dislike them... A mother's love and bonds with her friends. Courage and strength of heart to move forward without hesitation when it comes to what you really want. It was an anime that stuck in my heart every week about a lot of really important things that have faded away in the present day. I thought I'd like to read the original story too... but after a long time, I was finally able to read it! Was it a different ending from the anime! I learned that, and this one was interesting too. It's really interesting. I want to know what's inside Sanbe-sensei's head when he thinks about a story with no sense of purpose.

This review contains spoilers. The meaning of “the town where I'm not alone” is understood at last. A suspense mystery where the protagonist, who repeatedly takes time leaps, tries to prevent incidents that have occurred in the past and that have occurred in the present day. It's fun to bargain with the culprit. The fights of children in elementary school are also impressive. I also feel like the main character has an advantage because it's like a TV game reset that you can rematch with a time leap even if you're made to do it by the culprit (laughs)

This review contains spoilers. The title first? It was. What kind of story is this? I bought it out of interest. As I read on, I was drawn in more and more, and I finished reading it in no time. Currently, there were parts of going back and forth in the past that I couldn't understand until I reread them, but since the development of the story progresses without getting sluggish, I was able to read it without getting bored. I was moved by the protagonist's desperate and positive attitude of trying to save his friend, and the friendship of the people around him and the love of his mother, and I got a little goose bumps from the exchange in the scene where he confronted the real culprit. I think there are a lot of interesting comics. It was very interesting.

This review contains spoilers. There are 8 volumes of the main story, and volume 9 is content that was not mentioned in the main story. First, we will go back a long time in the past, mainly the fact that the mother noticed a past incident and was killed. Revival began, and the cause of death of his classmate is related to kidnapping cases that have occurred in other prefectures, and since it is a serial murder case, Satoru wants to protect his classmates and protect people caught for innocent crimes. Although he finally reached the culprit after 3 revivals, he almost got killed, and he was in a coma for 15 years while losing consciousness. The real culprit wakes up and starts moving again. Anyway, the obsession to catch the culprit over a long period of time is amazing. The culprit is also quite a psychopath. It was both a movie and an anime, but comics are the best for me.