Reviews for The Gay Who Turned Kaiju Manga

This review contains spoilers. The content is heavy. It's a story that makes me think, but it's painful and heartbreaking when I think about the feelings of people who have become monsters, including the main character. The main character is being bullied, and he knows his sexuality is gay, and it's a story where he transforms into a monster with a strong desire to become something other than who he is if he lives this difficult everyday life. You can understand that you will return to normal by conveying your true self to your loved ones and getting them to accept you, but that process also brings tears to each person. When I thought that being hurt by the teacher's stupid honest expression and that being expected by parents to get married or have children as a matter of course made people suffer so much, I thought I would review my behavior again. It stings me that the natural imposition in conversation, which is common in small talk, causes suffering enough to turn people into monsters. The author has also come out as gay, and the content made me wonder if they have had a lot of painful experiences. It's tough, but I think it will be an opportunity to think about the other person's feelings. Please read it.

This review contains spoilers. It's not about love or naughty or anything like that, it's a story that really makes me think about people! It's a good read!! It's just that there are so many people who have become monsters that are known to the world, aren't they?? I've already finished reading it!

This review contains spoilers. I read a sample of the author's Twitter and bought it because I wanted to know the ending. More importantly, I'm worried about the fate of the teasing character who is being treated as a cover. The statement that captures the essence of the protagonist's mind sticks to me, who may have some kind of prejudice without knowing it. It's absolutely true that unconscious prejudice is the scariest, and I felt that what this artist wanted to draw the most was Kuroda sensei's presence.