Reviews for Sasaki and Peeps Manga

This review contains spoilers. I read it without expecting it at all, but it was made into an anime. It doesn't smell bloody (there is a little bit), so I thought I'd stop reading it halfway through, but it only became interesting from volume 2. There weren't many stories like this, so it's brand new and interesting. Like Doraemon, it would be nice to be able to go to various places today and in another world. It's fine to fly in the air. Normal people read it as fantasy, but this one makes me think it would be nice if it were like this. The old man's mob swing is also pretty good. I'm worried about the continuation of this work. I think it's for middle and high school students.

This review contains spoilers. really. Demons from Magical Girls from Another World. I never get tired of watching as different problems occur in both another dimension and the real world. I can't help but look forward to the next volume.

This review contains spoilers. It is not reincarnation in another world, but a type of metastatic monotype that can go back and forth in both directions. Pee-chan the little bird is cute. Is it a different flavor from normal Isekai Reincarnation in contrast to the fact that the main character remembers magic and the fact that abnormal abilities occur on the real world side? What bothered me was the bonus SS for volume 5. I'm not really a person who reads SS, but I was intrigued and read it. The stage was compliance training, and it seems that “the first question, I ordered women of the same amount or subordinate and properly called them” was a question about whether this was sexual harassment, but it seems that it falls under sexual harassment. It seems that for some reason this falls under sexual harassment because of this. It's a hard world to get to. I don't know how to say Kimitsuke, but Kimitsuki is not a sexual act, and it's a venerable term that is traditionally used in the Diet as an honorific term. It seems difficult to live in a world of sexual harassment, power harassment, and crackiness, even in novels.

This review contains spoilers. An old office worker goes back and forth between different worlds and the present day, making money and not making money. While being taught by Buncho (cute), who was an amazing wizard, they are successfully fighting around and getting caught up there and there in another world and now. I read on thinking that they would get along well with girls, but young girls appear up to volume 4, but this is the distance between modern old men who don't get along well. And above all, the drawing of a monkey (cute) is just so cute. You can see monkeys eating meat deliciously.

This review contains spoilers. The anime was good, so I bought it, but it's still more interesting than anything else, and I wonder if people buy Buncho and name it Pee-chan one after another. For now, I'm worried about the fate of My Neighbor and the Magical Girl, but what will happen? I'm looking forward to the future. (These are my impressions up to volume 3)

This review contains spoilers. Life seems to be fun going back and forth between the present day and another world. I was glad at first when I thought there were useful spells, but gradually the number of elements, such as different powers, secret police, magical girls, and demons, increased so much that it became a mess and unorganized. I think it would be better to narrow down the elements. Also, if the 5 stars on Pee-chan's chest are small, they can't be seen as stars from a distance, so the one with the big 1 star in the anime is better.

This review contains spoilers. I started to be interested in anime and read it. At first, I thought it would eventually be a resale slow life where modern products are sold off to another world. However, I felt that they were doing better than I had anticipated. There are a few things I'm worried about because anime has the characteristics of anime (it progresses on its own), and even though it's an hour long, it's too packed. At the beginning, the main character was trusted by his juniors so much that I didn't understand the meaning for some reason, and I was uneasy because he answered questions from his juniors diagonally above the community barrier, but at least it wasn't in the comic version, so it's an anime original? I wonder if that's it. The heroines are also nicely attractive, and although the main character is an old man, I also feel that this is enough of a factor for being liked. There are many elements such as another world, different powers, and magical girls, but I expected the continuation. I can't expect much from the anime, so maybe it's okay to try my hand at the novel version after a long absence.