Reviews for My Gemini Manga

This review contains spoilers. The twins Jekyll and Hyde were so similar that no one could tell them apart, and the game they started came to an unexpected end, and the reason and secrets that led them to start playing were very sad and sad at the end.

This review contains spoilers. A story of sad siblings and friendship. I've always regretted that if I had told myself about my eyes, I might have prevented an accident. But I may have been saved a little by being able to talk to John. I was so healed by how cute John was.

This review contains spoilers. I couldn't stop crying right after reading it. It's a really nice story. I started reading it because I liked the soft, fairy tale-like atmosphere drawn by Morikawa sensei. Overall, I feel like I had a simulated sense of John in a story with the same atmosphere as those twins. It's like twinkling, like a dream, but there's a sense of loneliness that makes my heart ache. It started with a cute atmosphere and started reading it with a sense of dreamy feeling, and I was skeptical about the shocking opening where one split of the twins died in an accident, then the development where I didn't know which one was left, and the last confession. Then, the secret of a split. Even though I was closest, I was probably the closest, a feeling that wasn't conveyed. Every time the story progressed a little bit, I felt helpless, and I continued reading it while crying. And finally, “I can't stand a world without Hyde, so I'm going to live as Hyde. Jekyll is the one who died.” I was really sad and couldn't stop my tears. Even so, in the end, it seemed like Kakarika, who should have already passed away, was next to him, so I thought maybe the twins would be together the whole time. I'm sure someday, the empty space next door that should have always been filled up will hopelessly come and a sad day, but I thought that their twin Sachi would be there by their side. Thank you Morikawa sensei for this really sad, sad, kind, and beautiful story!! It may be difficult, but I want to know a lot more about John, Jekyll, and Hyde, and the people around them, and keep reading this story, so I'd be really happy if a sequel came out.

This review contains spoilers. It's a sad, but sparkling story that makes you feel like you've been dreaming. Twins Jekyll and Hyde had a game where they replaced each other by calling themselves. Their best friend John is close to them. This is the story of Jekyll dressed as Hyde and her best friend John after Hyde, dressed as Jekyll, passed away in an unexpected accident. The warm memories and regeneration left by Hyde are spun along with gentle and beautiful patterns. It's not just a sad story, it's a love story. I recommend it.

This review contains spoilers. A story about Jekyll and Hyde's twins and John who can tell the twins apart. I really liked the view of the world. In other people's reviews, I also saw voices saying they wanted Jekyll to be saved in the sequel, but since they are both unique, and since Jekyll can't stand a world without Hyde, I think they're trying to leave a living proof of Hyde's life by becoming “the same person.” John guesses that it was “Jekyll in the form of Hyde” for the first time after Hyde's death. However, by answering “there is no Jekyll,” I read “preparedness,” which is similar to Jekyll's wish, and I thought it was in line with Jekyll, who tried to stick through Hyde as her best friend. I burst into tears at Jekyll's words of gratitude to John under the starry sky. My heart is filled to think that even if one day the two blend together and Jekyll actually becomes “Hyde,” John will surely not forget Jekyll. It was such a work that made me want to gently store it on my heart's bookshelf as an important book.

This review contains spoilers. Somehow... how should I explain this feeling... I'm really glad I came across such a great work. I read it like it wasn't strange even if it was the subject of the movie. John can't take the place of a split twin, but when I learned that John was loved by the twins and was an important presence as John, I burst into tears. Jekyll and Hyde met John, and it was really nice that John met Jekyll and Hyde. There may be people who answer that it's a little different when called a happy ending, but I have a happy ending to some extent. But after all, I didn't want Hanakarie to die...! The story isn't progressing, so that might be necessary though! Please read it!

This review contains spoilers. It's irresistible. Of course, the pictures are beautiful, but so are the stories. It's a sad development, but a lot of things are messed up, such as kindness, sloppiness, childishness, strength, etc., and it's like a child's strength and honesty, and it makes me cry if I inadvertently read it when I'm a little depressed.

This review contains spoilers. I really love this teacher's beautiful view of the world. I was so sad that I couldn't stop crying halfway through. My heart was tightened by the secret of something precious that had been missing, and those words. I hope there will be lots of happiness in the future ahead...!

This review contains spoilers. *I love the unique atmosphere of Morikawa sensei's work. It's sad, beautiful, sad, and adorable. But I thought this was a story that wouldn't end like this. Jekyll, Hyde, and John are still boys, and that's why “now” can only be as depicted in the final episode of this film, but there's no way it's okay as it is. Bankruptcy is bound to come someday. I think “teacher” is gloomy because he knows that, and “now” they close their eyes together and acquiesce... but as adults who have learned the truth, I wonder if we can't just leave it like this for a long time. I don't know the details of the accident death in this work, but I thought maybe the twins were being replaced... That area also seems like it could be a foreshadowing for the future. I sincerely hope for a true story of salvation (= sequel) before Jekyll/Hyde's soul and John's heart go bankrupt.

This review contains spoilers. It's sad to think that it's just a replacement story... I was wondering how John would get involved with the twins, but now Jekyll is irreplaceable as Hyde...