Reviews for So I'm a Spider, So What? Manga

This review contains spoilers. The high school girl who had been reincarnated as a spider had a strong mentality, and I read on with the feeling that I wanted to support her. I don't like spiders, but they looked kind of cute. It's interesting.

This review contains spoilers. A high school girl who probably didn't have much involvement with others in the real world is reincarnated as a spider during class. A story about leveling up while fighting and eating various monsters such as humans and frogs in dungeons. Depictions that make you anticipate discord with parents are also simply drawn, and there is nothing superfluous about the human era, and the flow until you accept reality and improve your skills is insanely fast. Even strong strings are instantly burned against human opponents close to level 30 and are meaningless. I'm also curious about the contents of eggs, so I'll read volume 2 as well.

This review contains spoilers. Before I saw it, I was wondering if it would turn into a spider... but when I read it, it was a story about Spider-san who had trouble running outside in a dungeon, and Spider-san, who didn't run outside at first, did his best

This review contains spoilers. It can be said that it is a work where students who have been reincarnated as spiders see and learn about real life spiders up close, and work hard to survive and become stronger. The pink round spider character seems cute at first glance, but it depicts everyday life where the usual eating scene in the early stages is too wild, and even when they build a nest, they are disturbed by natural enemies, and it feels pretty realistic. I think it makes me understand very well that there is a gap between the image and reality.

This review contains spoilers. I thought it was novel and interesting for a high school girl to be reincarnated as a “spider.” I think it's a work that makes good use of the original.

This review contains spoilers. I like spiders. The Japanese star spider, the Ashidaka spider, is also good, but common and lovely fly spiders are cute too. Both don't build nests, so they're different from the spiders in this work. ● It's a fly spider, but what? Even though I wanted to write a spin-off called, it was bad because eating together was pretty salty. The web version was so long that when I watched the anime, the last one ended in half... it seemed like the last episode wasn't broadcast properly... I was disappointed just because it was so good. The pictures are beautiful, so I'd like to read the comic version if it goes beyond the anime, but it's long, so I'm at a loss. I couldn't stand it and watched the spoilers, but since it's a well-made story, I should have enjoyed it like a mystery if I hadn't watched it.

This review contains spoilers. It was unusual for me personally, and it made me laugh out loud. It's a cute spider, not a spider. It's interesting how you can inspire yourself and level up positively even when you're about to get frustrated or die while struggling alone in the dungeon. There are developments starting around volume 4, making it even more fun. But parallel thinking progresses, and even with 3 personalities, blur and twitches become annoying. From around volume 10, a lot of people appear, mainly on the ground. You're bad at drawing people, aren't you? The sense of urgency of battles in dungeons is a long time ago. Gags are getting boring too.

This review contains spoilers. Do you miss the earliest that came from the original story? As Isekai Tensei, I want to see what kind of answers “Reincarnated People,” who may be the most unfortunate protagonists and heroines who rise to the highest heights, give

This review contains spoilers. A variant of reincarnation. Survival strategies from weak places: run away, defeat, improve your skills, and eventually become a strong person. Slapstick is fun

This review contains spoilers. As the artist said, the balance between real and deformed spider drawings is somehow up to the main character... but there are still depictions of spiders in the enemy monster faction... creaking quickly. Volume 1 in particular, then before the decisive battle with my mother... The anime is also on TV, but the scene of the army formed as a group is amazing... I want to watch it but I don't want to watch it. But it's interesting, and the more you draw, the more desperate the protagonist is for life. Cause of death ● excessive age, nails (legs?) If you let the dirt wash away, it seems like you'll learn a heart that won't give up. Reminds me of Gutsy Frog. (Totally different) The rest is the difference in how comics and anime are shown, and I feel that there is a time series gap. Which is the correct answer, and maybe we should follow the original story too