Reviews for PandoraHearts Manga

This review contains spoilers. It's a wonderful and difficult story where they grew and continued to fight even though they knew all about why they were their sins, who and what kind of beings they met when they fell, and Gilbert's growth and continued to fight, and the characters other than the 3 who watched it, and the things to be done that the characters surrounding them other than the 3, should do things to be done, and how they grew up by touching people, knowing, feeling, and searching for the path to move forward

This review contains spoilers. At first, there were a lot of complicated parts that I didn't really understand, but as the second half progressed, the foreshadowing collection was carried out cleanly, and it was already really amazing. I got goose bumps. The scenes where Gil once again pledges her loyalty and the scene where Blake leaves are moving I can't watch them without tears. I'm the people who learned about this comic from Mochizuki Jun Sensei's Notes on Vanitas and bought it, and I'm really glad I read it! Mochizuki Jun's color illustrations are also so beautiful every time, I'm fascinated to look at them

This review contains spoilers. At the beginning, I was barely able to understand the amount of information and the complicated worldview, and I had a hard time remembering even though the name was in katakana (laughs). But suddenly I understood the truth, as if the world had been turned upside down, and from there I had goose bumps and tears, and I was so engrossed in it. Also, the collection of numerous foreshadowing is excellent. It made me clearly understand the reason for the statements and settings that had been played softly because I didn't really understand the meaning, and I was really convinced and horrified when I read it.

This review contains spoilers. My most recommended character Eko from volume 23 plays an active role in “I am!” I keep crying from the scene. Also, it's too good to collect the foreshadowing of the words “Someone said it was darkness that swallows everything... but that's never why there was no light...” which came up at the beginning of volume 1 at the end!

This review contains spoilers. A friend invited me to a collaboration cafe, so I bought one for preparation. I spent 2 days reading the whole volume, but I can only see the future of crying in a cafe. It was a sad and sad story. Everyone who is about to read it, there is a high possibility that your eyes and nose will be dangerous if you read it all at once. Please have a handkerchief and tissue handy.

This review contains spoilers. As I progressed to the final volume, I couldn't help but feel my tears overflow... As the main characters passed away one after another, Oz caught a glimpse in the final game, “a world where you can enjoy everyday life without losing anyone and nothing.” How good would it have been if that was an epilogue...! The original epilogue depicts how everyone lived their lives, and I felt so lonely that the story called Pandora Hearts was over, and I cried again. If I had one last thing to say... I wanted Vincent and Ada to be happy. Vincent gave up on sharing happiness with Ada because the flow of time was different from normal people, and seeing Ada shed tears (my own interpretation) over the fact that she felt Vincent's intentions or had to give up waiting for his return (my own interpretation), filled me with a very unmotivated feeling.