Reviews for Saki Manga

A lot of very funny and cute girl characters have also appeared, so even people who don't know mahjong can enjoy it.

Impressions lol the female mahjong version of Captain Tsubasa is a youth manga rather than a mahjong manga. But if you have a negative image of scary betting like mahjong, you might want to read it.

It's a pretty old comic, but since we recently collaborated on a mahjong game, I came up with the idea to read it at this time, so I bought it. I've only read 1 volume yet, but it seems like it's getting interesting, so I wanted to keep buying it

I feel like 14 years have passed since the serialization began, but up to volume 11, it became an anime about 10 years ago, and I feel like they made it to the 2nd round of the national tournament finals in the spin-off film, but it's still the next battle in the finals with the latest volume! There are so many spin-offs, and even though different mahjong stories are progressing at the same time, readers can't understand that Saki doesn't advance this far, but since it's interesting, they buy a continuation every year. The author didn't reveal his gender, but is he male? I think I would have liked it even more if they kept the way I drew breasts to at least anime... The characters are cute, and the strange mahjong unique to comics hasn't changed for a long time and is interesting, but the way breasts are drawn in the story is physiologically disgusting.

It's interesting in terms of content, and the pictures are cute too. The first half is particularly interesting for someone who used to spend half of their day being pickled in mahjong. But speaking of why it's 4 stars, it's that an impossible number of big breasts come out, especially from the second half. It may be unavoidable due to the publication paper, but I'm sorry that if that element is reduced, women will be able to enjoy reading it even more. Women can probably read it without resistance if they have hearts like Kazu Haramura, and I think they can enjoy the story if they reduce exposure. That being said, it's interesting, so the whole volume is being completed... (lol)

First of all, the combination of high school girls and mahjong is interesting. There's a sense of an alien battle rather than mahjong, but if you think mahjong smells bad... or is hard to get hold of, I definitely want you to read it from here

It feels like a book for people who have never played mahjong to get to know mahjong even a little bit. It's different from regular mahjong, but there must be people who watched this comic and started playing mahjong!

I have almost no knowledge of mahjong, and I learned a little bit about the rules etc. as a result of this work. Even now, I don't know the detailed rules or roles, etc., but even beginners can enjoy it normally, and it's interesting. I thought it was just Moe, but it's pretty serious ability mahjong, and there are many types of users, and each character even has a story... Did I enjoy reading it even though I don't know much about mahjong?

All the girls that appear are adorable. In particular, Saki is getting stronger and stronger and is cute and charming. You can enjoy mahjong even if you don't know much about it.

? There are often bizarre scenes that look like mahjong manga, but since they are linked to the characters, there is no sense of incongruity. The pictures are beautiful, and the weight of a casual friendship is high, but it's a sticky feeling of love that makes you want to skip it a bit! will also appear. Since various subjects are drawn in a well-balanced manner, I can be convinced that it is deeply popular. I think it's a work with a high affinity, so I feel that the average rating of 3.7 is too low.

I bought it because of Pachikko! It's pretty interesting! When it comes to mahjong comics, “Akagi” and “Nanchara Ryu” are famous, but “Saki” has pop pictures, so it's easy to read.