Reviews for School-Live! Manga

This review contains spoilers. I cried after reading comics for the first time in a while... I couldn't stop feeling so excited until the end. Everyone loves it, but Yuki in particular has become my favorite. She is always energetic and cheerful, is at the center of everyone and is positive... but she cries, isn't a perfect superhuman, but I think she's a strong kid who will definitely stand up when it's essential. I was worried that it would end up bad, but I'm glad the 4 main characters are alive... I'm happy that everyone is happy.

This review contains spoilers. It's a hugely popular comic that has also been animated, so I watched the standing reading version and bought it right away! Even though the pattern is cute, it's a zombie thing! Shiiko in college is so cool!

This review contains spoilers. Even though it's such a cute picture, I was really interested in the hopeless content of running away from zombies, and I watched the anime all at once, and I was curious about the continuation, so I bought all the manga volumes at once. All of the characters are fascinating, and I want to reread it over and over again. I'm glad I bought it.

This review contains spoilers. Most Japanese zombie apocalypse video works are inferior to overseas Z grades, but this comic is a zombie apocalypse work that even Romero followers can rave about. (To be precise, it's an infected person's work, so it's either Infected Apo or Lipps...) It's such a cute design, and the content is bold, infected. The gap is amazing! I think the highlight of this work is that there are characters who misunderstand reality, but that delusion fades as the story progresses... it's lovely to see the growth of the mind in that depiction... The meticulously crafted structure of the infectious disease, cute graphics, neat foreshadowing, and the final episode... it's the best story structure. I cry every time I read the last volume. This is a wonderful work that I definitely want people with Moe E allergies to read without eating it or hating it! It's a really detailed infectious disease work...!

This review contains spoilers. I started with anime. I was excited to watch the anime every week because of the cute design and the ridiculous zombie development, but the comic version is even more interesting. Heartwarming and harathing developments where you fight zombies come alternately, and from there, the unexpected cause of zombies becomes, and it's a story that has been carefully worked out by pretending to be Moe. Also, being attacked by zombies and internal human strife are very scary. I'll run through it all the way to the end in an interesting way. I would recommend reading them all at once.

This review contains spoilers. I thought the cute characters like the late-night anime were leisurely living together at school, but in fact, I was addicted to the changing situation where a few people who escaped from zombies lived as shelters at school. I can tell from the beginning that it's a zombie thing, but I get goose bumps from the difference between the scenery I saw from the cute, fluttering characters and the actual scenery. I thought they each had a dark heart, and I thought they would get through it with bottomless energy, and everyone could see the part that took on a human touch... they raised and dropped it over and over again, so it might be a bit difficult to read it all at once. But it was an interesting work that kept me excited until the end.