Reviews for Pumpkin Scissors Manga

Character modeling, name sense, and worldview settings are all good, recommended for people who like war records (although this isn't war chronicles), if you like the original Carlozen story, you'll probably definitely fall in love with it

Congratulations, volume 24 is on sale. I started with the anime, bought up to 23 volumes even though I knew it was suspended, and even though I had given up, thank you for resuming the original story this time.

After the war, it is a story depicting the activities of forces confronting the sequelae of “war disaster,” but a big man with combat power far from normal people, such as defeating chariots with one body, joins, and stories with themes that make you think about war, justice, love, human disparity... etc., unfold. There is a secret about the unit that man used to belong to, and that is also the axis of the story. Serialization was interrupted once, but now it has resumed (first time in 4 years). Currently, there are so many characters, and I cannot deny the impression that it is a “difficult comic,” but justice... an ideal world... seems to be an idea necessary enough for our reality, and I feel that it is highly valuable as a work that has been created quite a bit. It can also be enjoyed from the perspective that Alice is cool and Corporal is cute, so I think it would be nice if many people could read it.

It's really philosophical and I like it... There aren't many bookstores, and the themes they handle can't be found in other comics, so it's a one-of-a-kind comic. It's a comic I really like, so I definitely want it to be completed.

This is a rare comic depicting post-war reconstruction. The characters are fascinating, and each one has their own logic, so I feel like they really exist. The scenario is solid, and the future is going to be tough. I want the new publication to come out soon.

It's a work with a very high degree of perfection, so how much time did the author spend working out the content of this work? The pictures aren't very good at the beginning, but they get better as you go through the volume. Anyway, the degree of perfection of the content isn't normal (I probably finished making all the content when I wrote episode 1), so I think it's a work that doesn't hurt to read

This comic isn't just a war comic. Of course, the depiction of war is amazing, and the reality and powerful battle scenes are the highlights, but that's not all. First of all, it's a war comic, and battles in situations that are impossible in a normal war, such as one person versus a tank or a few people versus an organization, are so amazing that I watch them. In particular, it is a comic that draws interest in the exciting development of how to counter tanks in battles with tanks. Also, a woman named Alice fights using weapons similar to horses and swords. This is already an art-level battle scene, and it's amazing, including the illustrations and situations. Also, other than this battle, the foreshadowing etc. are amazing, and I'm impressed that this scene was carefully thought out and made by thinking carefully about whether it will be connected later. There is no loss from buying it, so I definitely want you to keep buying it.

First of all, Alice is so cute! Corporals are also good because they are full of elements that make women cringe. I can't help but be concerned about the ending of their unusually pure feelings. On the other hand, the story depicts the author's thoughts on war with various expressions, which makes me think, and I'm moved, and the battle scenes are interesting and amazing. I've been waiting for this story.

The ideas of the characters are extremely ethical and philosophical, and I definitely recommend it to anyone who likes that kind of atmosphere. There are a few characters, but each has a solid arrangement of positions and roles, etc., so it's fun to unwittingly follow them even if they aren't characters from the main character's faction.

It's a new point of view that the purpose of the activity is “war disaster reconstruction” (protecting citizens from night thieves etc. after the war) rather than “war.” Both Alice, who is ideally honest, and Orlando, who became a weapon to win in the reality of war, have an essential appeal for the story. Women won't accept it in terms of design or content.

Gag scenes that are sometimes sandwiched between, and serious scenes help the weak and thwart evil! I don't get tired of that scene, and I can't help but worry about the continuation! It's such a series.

It's a bit different from other war comics. The artist's ability to paint the heavy theme of war reconstruction is amazing. I definitely want to keep reading until the end

It's interesting ‼ I wonder what's going to happen after this and I'm worried about the continuation and it makes me think a lot about the unavoidable world that I can't do anything with just being beautiful

They are not simply “on the side of justice,” nor are there all clean things. This work depicts the activities of weak people who are unreasonably trampled on, people who live strong like weeds, people who used to be victims and perpetrators, and the protagonists who desperately try to save them. The story is full of hopelessness, and the best answers are yet to be seen, but I can't help but hope that the hope they see in their hearts will one day lead to salvation.

This is a story about war damage reconstruction between Alice, who knows no war, and the corporal who belonged to an unofficial unit in the war. Alice's consistent justice and the lines of the various characters who occasionally squabble are fascinating. There are a lot of pages where I think they know how to charm them. There may be people who find it difficult to read because there are a lot of characters or the screen is hard to see, but I think it's an interesting work even if you subtract that.

I saw the title and started reading it to kill time without knowing what genre of comic it was. This was my first hit in a while. A story about a unit aimed at recovering war damage after the war. The story revolves around a hot-blooded female soldier (protagonist) who works hard for the people despite being from an aristocrat family and a top secret special forces soldier who was once feared on the battlefield. At the beginning of reading it, I thought the main character was born and couldn't do anything, but I fell in love with the sight of him having proper beliefs and ideals and trying to realize those ideals. I wish there were people like this in Japanese politicians.

I was watching the anime because dealing with issues that occurred after the war was over was a rare story at the time. The actions and lines of the characters who stand up against horrible events and things that cannot be easily solved are cool.

The underlying theme is war reconstruction, so it makes me feel a little heavy, but I can read it all at once.

What will happen to the ending that the two clumsy people fumble to search for... I'm worried about the continuation.