Reviews for Spacewalking With You Manga

This review contains spoilers. At first glance, they seem to have opposite personalities, but in fact, they are two people who have gotten used to giving up. Uno-kun regulates himself so as not to cause trouble so as not to make his partner feel bad, and then gives up dating others. Also, Kobayashi-kun is increasingly being abandoned by adults, so he has stopped trying hard and has given up on himself. It is a story where two such people meet, acknowledge each other while encouraging and respecting each other, and walk to a place where it is easy to breathe. As someone who experienced his school days right in Heisei, I have placed myself even more on Uno-kun, Kobayashi-kun, Saku-kun, and Mikawa-senpai. I can't go back to the past, but I thought I'd like to build a friendship like Uno and Kobayashi-kun even now? I want to do my best to support the main characters who need ingenuity to live like everyone else. There were a lot of scenes that made me cringe when I read it, and although it was exaggerated, I thought it was wonderful and beautiful to live. I'm glad I came across this book.

This review contains spoilers. I wanted a friend like this! That's what I thought. It was great to see them face themselves, think about what to do, and work hard. Friends who are inspired by that appearance are the best!

This review contains spoilers. I sometimes hesitate to buy manga because I think they are getting expensive... but this was a good work that I was satisfied with “buy immediately after trial reading.” Contrary to the afterword, I will dare to verbalize it. The main characters are Uno-kun, who has a developmental disability but struggles to get used to social life, and Yankee Kobayashi-kun, who has a slight tendency but feels difficult to live because he has given up on doing his best. Uno-kun values notebooks detailing action procedures and how to interact with people so as not to panic or act impulsively. Just looking at this notebook, I can see how much effort he is putting in, and it makes me burst into tears. I am also struck by how they behave cheerfully. If it's “somehow normal,” I don't know how to get involved with people with characteristics, so I want to keep a distance, but the ratio of people with developmental disabilities is said to be 1 to 2 people in 25, and including cases in the gray zone, many people have trouble living, and the severity is different, but “huh. Surprisingly, “If you think about it carefully, there may be places I can think of,” I realise that it is actually familiar and the boundaries are vague. In this work, the world of Uno is depicted without being optimistic or pessimistic, and as there is a reason for not verbalizing it, you will also learn from Kobayashi-kun's attitude of holding a flat position while deepening understanding as a personality that is a bit bad at. After all, the synergy between these two people growing with each other is amazing. I think there are people like department managers who feel sympathy even when they think too much and can't communicate well. I think it would be nice if it became a world where many people can accept “places where people are slightly different.” There are many quotes, but I think I like the phrase “the moment you broaden your field of vision is always wonderful” the most. Objectively looking at the parts you're not good at is pretty disgusting and difficult, isn't it? It's also a work that makes me think I'm making some effort to live a better life...

This review contains spoilers. Uno-kun, who is extremely bad at dealing with people and responding flexibly, and Yankee Kobayashi-kun, who thinks things they don't know or have people teach them are “embarrassing.” Uno-kun is clean enough to honestly say “I don't understand” things he doesn't understand, and Kobayashi-kun has the strength to stand firm and say “don't give up here.” Keep an eye out for each complex and the 2 people who grow while fighting within themselves. At first glance, I am really struck by how these two diametrically opposed people work hard with each other while finding something in common, and overcome their problems. What happened to Uno-kun's older sister and Kobayashi-kun...!? that bothers me too lol

This review contains spoilers. I found a comic recommended by Golden Week and bought it. This time of year is called diversity and diversity... exactly... it was a story where it was difficult to live in this day and age, there was no shame in being a little different, there was no way to get along well, and it was a story where you can be kind to people who get along well and live their own way. I want to see the continuation soon.

This review contains spoilers. It was a fun story with laughter and a bit of laughter. In a world called “normal,” I think there are not a few people who find it difficult to live not only in terms of personality, but also because of the “individuality” they were born with. I think I'm also having a lot of hard feelings. This manga was a fun story that taught me how people with such a worldview think and feel, etc., and made me think. What's more, the person who becomes that partner is “Yankee” from another world, and it seemed like they had something in common, and it made me smile that they were seriously written on good terms. I'm also looking forward to volume 2.

This review contains spoilers. The title was How to Walk in Space, and when I was excited about it, it wasn't the universe I had anticipated, but I fell in love with it all at once. When I get a LINE notification, I should always play it, but I was attracted to the pattern and tried reading it, and it was really nice. It's probably a story (probably) where the so-called [stabbed] Yankee-looking kid properly faces his own heart and searches for what's right, but it's nice that the child of a transfer student who triggered it had a tremendous influence. I'll buy it when I write this review. I want to keep reading, and I simply love it. Thank you to the staff for letting me know!

This review contains spoilers. I wonder how many people are aware of what they can't do or what they are not good at and can talk to someone about it. Why can't I do it, why can't I remember it. I think someone felt the same way about the many unspeakable difficulties of living. I couldn't help crying and crying no matter what.