Reviews for <Chapter release>The Many Sides of Voice Actor Radio Manga

This review contains spoilers. The pattern seems to be calm, lively, and is it an expression of the gap between the back and front? Good at it! After all, being a voice actor must have a lot of hardships, but even so, I thought I had no choice but to do it!

This review contains spoilers. I have the impression that this kind of series are mostly romantic comedies or something bright, but when I read them, it feels really dark.. Nonetheless, the people I like seem to be really into it, and the setting of being a high school student and voice actor is also good

This review contains spoilers. I hear it once in a while, and I thought it was interesting to catch a glimpse of the voice actor's real face. ... but there's a possibility that it's also a “made face”! I first realized that possibility (laughs)

This review contains spoilers. that's amazing. I'm a high school student and have dreams of being a voice actor, though. Maybe the difference in personality between the two, or maybe going too far is just right, but it was tough when I first read it.

This review contains spoilers. Two high school girls in the same class who are voice actors in Inuzaru no naka will be co-starring on the radio... they are ostensibly pretending to be good friends but are fighting each other behind the scenes... It's a story that seems common, but the tempo is good and won't let you get bored. Conflicts as an idol voice actor were also depicted, starting with a student-like nature, and the figure of growing up as a voice actor was also properly depicted.

This review contains spoilers. It's a story about high school students doing voice actors, and two of my classmates decided to do radio... The picture is good, and the voice actor setting is interesting. But even though Yuhi is an idiot at school, she also wears underpants, and she has the same face and hairstyle, so why hasn't she been noticed? Yasumi is also usually set up as a gal, but she doesn't seem to be that different from when she was a voice actor, and I think Uraomote's persuasive power is a bit weak.

This review contains spoilers. I didn't know it existed or was mediated at all, and I started reading it with a light feeling of “I've been selected as a power push work, so why don't you read it ~” without any particular expectations, but surprisingly, unexpectedly, do you enjoy it quite a bit? At first glance, there is a sense of harassment in the development, where a good-natured gal and a Yin Nabocchi, who would almost never interact with other classmates, end up being closely involved through the work of a secret voice actor, but at the same time, it gave me a sense of excitement about the future where the two people, who are sincere and positive about their work, will grow while working hard as rivals.

This review contains spoilers. It was a story about a radio program, and the content was so vivid that when I read it, I thought that might actually be the case... It was interesting because it was like watching a part of the voice actor's underworld.