Reviews for Spacewalking With You Manga

It would be nice if there were 2 people, Uno-kun and Kobayashi-kun, to make life even a little easier. Where it overlaps with my past, where it overlaps with the past where I may have hurt someone, where the youth of a high school student looks dazzling, and there are places that can save me now, there are things that sting here and there. I feel that if I reread and keep reading, I can be taken care of and live a little easier

There are a lot of things I think are the same, it can also be a textbook for a life I can relate to, and I think I'll incorporate it into my work and life again, or rather, I want to do that! It's a work that I feel quite a bit

The “pain of life” is indescribable. It varies in terms of study, life, and relationships, and anyone can have it. There are times when I get upset because I can't put it into words well, and my emotions overflow apart from my own intentions. A “tether” for walking in a fluffy place where there is no gravity called space. You might feel ashamed or inferior to use it on Earth. However, with the “joy of being able to spend time without being bothered by everyday life” and “joy of being able to do more,” which I felt in this work, I acknowledged myself and thought I would move forward.

Life is really difficult for everyone, isn't it? I think everyone has something. Even so, my heart was heated by those who faced themselves without giving up and were trying their best to “walk through space.”

Everything is amazing. I have lived my life without thinking about anything, worrying only about my immediate future. This is a literary work. These days, silly novels by top selling authors have completely lost out.

If you read it, you'll understand! The reason why the reviews are high! I don't know what it is, but there are words and scenes that make me want to cry a little bit.

The afterword made me cry unwittingly. Also, I thought he was a good painter. I'm glad that the inner world of Uno-kun's panic came right in visually. Also, it's my favorite character. I'm so envious of the characters you put on it.

Not only is Uno-kun a unique person, but everyone has their own hardships in life. It's a theme that tends to be heavy, but the pictures are cute and the characters are unique and bright. I'm a Yankee, but I think Kobayashi-kun is seriously thinking about trying to understand Uno. The character Senpai watching over it is also nice. And after all, the adviser Inosen says something good about being a teacher.

I can't help but feel a little bit of standing up reading. I am moved by the well-thought out story so that what the author wanted to convey directly reaches the hearts of readers. It's set in a high school, but I think it fits into the lives of any generation. I must walk around (you) more consciously around my life (universe) unknowingly... this is the title!!

Is it the everyday life of a high school student heartwarming from the cover? I read it like that, but I was shocked. There are people who can do things that are taken for granted, people who can't, and people who don't try to do it. It's easy to put it in the other person's shoes, snuggle up, and think, but it's difficult. I'm keenly aware of it even when I become a member of society. I bought it. It's a work I want to read over and over again.

If you just look at the cover, is it a story that compares high school life to space? When I thought about it, it made me think that each person lives with ingenuity, and there were many parts that I sympathized with the content of the work. If I felt uneasy about something I couldn't do, I thought it would be a good idea to stop reading this comic. I recommend it!

There were 3 volumes out, so I read them. My encounter with this work began when I cried in a trial reading I saw on an SNS a long time ago, but every volume delivers an episode that sinks into my heart. The characters are really good, aren't they? There are heavy scenes, but everyone looks somehow cute, probably thanks to the touch of the picture. Among them, I want to support them while sympathizing when I see the two main people living their lives so hard. There is also the fact that the stage is Heisei, and although they probably have some kind of disability, it hasn't been clarified, and I feel that it is a good Shiobai only because the name of such disability wasn't as widely recognized as it is now. I think there are things you can feel safe about by having a name on it, but I think that by clarifying it, the line will be drawn as something that can't be helped by that person. They recognize it as something they are not good at, something they are not good at, and they are trying to overcome it with various “ingenuity.” I'm very encouraged by that sight. Kobayashi-kun's friend has a pretty good personality (I'm not praising him), but he's definitely a dexterous kid. It's also interesting that that area is depicted in contrast. It seems that it will still take some time for anyone other than the club activity teacher to understand the seemingly strange relationship between the two, and volume 3 ends when I'm very worried, but I'm looking forward to continuing. While carefully depicting the complexity, preciousness, and appeal of people, it is a good work that makes you feel somewhat nostalgic, as if it captures people's everyday lives that continue smoothly without being presumptuous. First, even if it's just episode 1! I definitely want lots of people to read it.

Even if it wasn't clearly explained in words, there were specific explanations using the item called a notebook and how to draw characters, and ah, I was able to understand right away that this story was about someone who had some kind of characteristics. I thought suffering with the words “normal” or “common sense” was drawn very carefully because there are parts that I can sympathize with myself, and there are also parts that are easy on the eyes. I read it as a trial reading with a light feeling, but I was happy that I found something amazing, and it was very nice that the main character also had an honest personality and was easy to read while cheering.

I genuinely hope that Kobayashi-kun and Uno will continue to be good friends in club activities and student life. The atmosphere of the picture is also a good production of the work, and you can feel the complicated feelings of the characters, such as their purity, weakness, childhood, and hesitation. And Uno is so cute! That's smiling! I can sympathize with the manager's feeling that I'm not good at talking to people, and it gives me courage to think that there are people like this other than myself. (Even if it's not as good as the manager, I'm the type that's a little bad at small talk lol) I'm really looking forward to future developments!

At first, I read it with the feeling that Uno-kun had changed, but as I got to know his way of thinking, there were parts that overlapped with me... I was also moved by the way Kobayashi-kun works hard under the influence of Uno-kun!

It's a work that makes me notice a lot of things. What is normal for me is not normal for others. What is obvious isn't natural. Sometimes I feel that it's really hard to live. But when I watch Uno, I think I'll do my best. I want to cheer Kobayashi-kun when I see him meet Uno and see him growing little by little. My personal impression is that Uno is so cute (*^^*) it makes me want to protect her! I want to read more soon!