Reviews for Your Forma Manga

I haven't seen the work YourForma until now, so I'm looking forward to seeing how it unfolds in the future. I'll keep watching

My favorite manga is called “The Genes of AI,” and I thought the worldview was a bit similar. The content is completely different though. Even though suspense elements are incorporated, they are nicely put together and finished concisely, so it's quick and easy to read. It's a bit disappointing that I personally don't really like the drawing (although it's beautiful).

This work is a story reminiscent of my favorite Ghost in the Shell and PSYCHO-PASS. If you like it, I definitely want you to read it. It's easy to understand even difficult content when you watch it in anime

A worldwide viral encephalitis pandemic has occurred, and a brain-invading information terminal “Your Forma” has been developed for treatment, and encephalitis has been successfully prevented. “YourForma,” which records all the information experienced, is an information terminal essential to daily life. Then, a special agent “telegraph officer,” who can search the collective “memory” of “Your Forma” records, will play an active role in investigating serious crimes. The genius girl Echika Hideda, the youngest in the world to become an electronic police officer, challenges various incidents using a humanoid robot as her partner. An interesting work without complaint.

I found it in the review section. I was drawn to the illustration on the cover and unexpectedly tried reading it. It was a genre I don't usually read, but it was quite interesting.

Since it's from the investigator's point of view, the main characters are on the chase side while solving mysteries. The impression is digital, not sci-fi. That was interesting. I'm looking forward to the continuation! I was wondering, but is it over with volume 3?! why?? what's next??? Please continue!

What do people look for in AI? One of the answers to that question may be the “Respect and Love Discipline” that appears in this work, but quantum computers that are close to being realized will dramatically improve everything ⏳ ⌛️ ⏳ The superconducting coils used in the world's largest nuclear fusion reactors are manufactured in Japan, but before I knew it, railguns and linear motor cars were countdown stage technology powerhouse Japan?? Then I would like to ride a linear path to see if the practical application of nuclear fusion reactors will lead to the abolition of high-cost/high-risk nuclear weapons that seem to be able to be made at a low cost and clean wide range of weapons?

It's a sci-fi mystery. Compared to anime, pictures have a habit. The sci-fi setting is a bit confusing, but I like mystery elements, so it's interesting.

I arrived at it from anime. In the anime, the interaction between Harold, who is awfully careful and has a low attitude, and who seems to be someone else's affairs and is calm, and Hieda Denzoukan, who doesn't really show his emotions, is bad, but it seems that explanations of the background and settings have been omitted, and I was very convinced when I read the comic this time. KI discipline is a discipline of respect and love, or what is your form in the first place? Are electronic devices attached to humans only in the future? The question has been resolved. I don't know if it's convenient or annoying, but I think that the imbalance between Yourform's sense of the future and the everyday sense of life, on the contrary, brings out a good flavor. What kind of feelings do people have when they face an indistinguishable, human-like robot?

It was a story that mixed science fiction and suspense, and although the setting was a bit difficult, it was still a comic that I thought was interesting!

The picture is beautiful and impressive. Since it is a special view of the world, it takes some time to understand, and it seems good to sit back and enjoy it.

I thought this was science fiction or something digital, so I thought it would be better to read it. I don't usually read it, but I recommended it, so I tried reading it halfway through, and it became quite addictive.