Reviews for Let's Go Karaoke! Manga

Funny really makes you laugh while holding your stomach, and it fits perfectly because it's drawn with the touch of this picture. This is a girls' manga chick, and even if it's written like a shonen manga, it probably won't really stick... I like the feeling that all the characters that appear are divided into 73 parts.

The development can be predicted somehow, but even so, there are places that surprise me and I can't read it in public places, so it's too funny. It seems like it's going to be a cruel atmosphere, but it's nice that something gentle is flowing around the bottom.

The team leader was funny and everyone had good characters, so I recommend it! The indescribable line drawing that doesn't go as far as BL is also good

The 3rd Yonezu Kenshi! that's cool. The relationship between these two is unbearable. It's too cute. Satomi-chan. Yakuza are all cute too.

I believed everyone's reviews and it wasn't half price, and there was no increase in standing reading, but I couldn't stand it and bought it! I'm too satisfied. There are a lot of good reviewers, so they don't talk much. Anyway, I recommend it.

I thought it would be interesting if this kind of world unfolded... Things progressed peacefully even though everyone was struggling. But since there was karaoke, the fun doubled, and it was a comic where I thought the strange relationship between the two would continue as it was.

is this BL? No, it won't be there. A middle school student who got involved with a slightly dangerous adult. It's a strange relationship where they teach karaoke to dangerous adults even though they're worried about changing voices. There also seems to be a continuation, but it looks like it hasn't been broadcast. I definitely want them to become BL lol

When I thought about it, it was written as a movie and I thought that would happen after all!!! even though it's so funny, it makes me cry at the end and it's too wonderful!!! I want the film to be made faithfully to the original first. Please don't be such a good-looking guy..

It was really nice! I was amazed by the sense of distance between people and the unique view of the world, which is typical of Professor Wayama! I also love Obsesa-kun, but it was a work with a slightly different taste while retaining the goodness of Mr. Wayama.

Reading it makes me want to go to karaoke... (laughs) The relationship between the two also makes me want to watch over them with warm eyes! I want them to be able to sing with their friends quickly.

Of course, Wayama Yama's works are funny, but they're not simply comedies that make you laugh, so it's very difficult to express your impressions. The expressions, relationships, words, space, and development of the characters are all important elements in Wayama Yama World. At first, I'm attracted to its unusual content, but when I read it for the second time, I was fascinated by the spacing, facial expressions, and unique word choices, and by the third time, each character was so cute that I couldn't help it. It seems that it will be made into a movie, and it would be nice if that kind of appeal could be fully demonstrated even in live action.

I'm a fan of the unique “space” of Wayama Yama-sensei's work, but the atmosphere of this work is different, and I read it late even though I'm a fan. But now that I've finished reading it, it's probably my favorite of Wayama sensei's works. I can't help but want to meet Mad Boy...

Heartfelt exchange between Yakuza no Kyoji and a male junior high school student Satsumi (?) Is this a comedy about it? I wonder if it's hard to say it's a comedy. There were a lot of laughable places, and there was also the trouble Satsumi had, and the interaction with Madoji, who got entangled in a good way, was very impressive. It was so interesting because it was brilliantly organized in one volume. It seems that another issue will come out, so I'm happy!! I'm looking forward to

The author is buying it. This is a story about Satomi, who is the choir club manager and is in middle school, and is asked for singing lessons by Yakuza no Kyoji. It's good to have an uncertain relationship, whether it's a friendship between two people. It's not a laughing story, but it's a laughable story. I like “The Star in Women's Garden” better. It looks like there's a sequel, so I'm looking forward to it.

It's really interesting. Even though it's a story that progresses slowly, I can't stop smirking the whole time. Basically, I feel like I can't stop smirking in the other works, but all of them have extraordinary settings, and I feel like I have no choice but to laugh about this one

It's not a burst of laughter, but it's funny that makes me laugh out loud. I feel like this author is good, I enjoyed it.

The star in Women's Garden was too interesting, so I bought this one too. This was also more interesting than I expected. I'm going to love the two main characters!

The strange exchange between Yakuza Madoka, who wants to sing well at karaoke, and junior high school student Satsumi, the head of the choir club, slowly unravels, and it's really interesting. I can't read it on the train ‼ ︎ I love the place where Satsumi listens to the yakuza karaoke and shares his impressions! I enjoyed it more than I expected. I recommend it!