Reviews for The Summer Hikaru Died Manga

My classmate's light has changed to something... The picture is unique, and I think it's amazing that the artist created and painted it. I don't know what the future holds...

The story development was completely different from what I had imagined from the title and cover. It's scary or creepy, but I just get worried about the future. It's a good work.

I've read up to 4 volumes. There is a strange atmosphere in the air where you are worried about the continuation and are afraid to know what will happen.

The pictures are good... it's a comic with a strange atmosphere that makes me a little nervous to read, like watching a drama. The main character is cute.

I don't know what's going on, so I just wanted to know and read on. I thought it was BL, and when I started reading it, my expectations were disappointed in a good sense. I can't predict what will happen to the light after all, so I think I'm worried about the continuation the whole time

weird? horror? bromance? I don't really understand the genre, but it has a strong mystery element and I can read more and more because I want to know what light is.

The distorted friendship between the main characters, the story each character has, and the mysteries surrounding the main character... it's all exciting and jarring, and I'm worried about the continuation.

When I read this comic, I think that what's in front of me right now is pretty bad for real. There's that kind of creepiness. But if it's someone you like, would you still want to be with them? I'm looking forward to making it into an anime, but I'm curious to see how far the world view of the manga can be traced.

I think the author has an excellent way of drawing Nanika in “Nanika in the Form of Light.” I'm not good at horror, but I'm too worried about what will happen to “Nanika in the Form of Light,” so I'm reading on.

I thought it was a mystery when I first read it. Maybe that's actually the case, but ghosts? It's a strange feeling that there is such a phenomenon.

It's a work I've been interested in for a while, but I bought it and it was correct. It's pretty gross and scary, but the content is good, so I want to read more soon.

There was a recommended BL somewhere, so when I read it, BL...? I was drawn in by the exquisite sense of distance between the two main characters (there is no heartbreaking scene) and the way they express their feelings for each other. The touch and atmosphere of the picture is truly horror, and scenes that suddenly make you feel frightened come in from relaxing scenes, and it's scary or creepy. Personally, I'm not good at Guro, so I'm worried about whether to read on, but it looks like it's going to be an anime, so I'd like to check that out.

It was completely different from the story I had anticipated, and I was surprised because I hadn't read the synopsis or anything. I think it's usually interesting

It was horror with a sense of Showa, and I was reminded of urban legends like Hachishaku-sama here and there. The sound of insects at both ends of the frame and the monster in the woods are expressed in font, and since there are fonts, it's really creepy, and the content is in the beginning, so it was very interesting because I couldn't read what would happen in the future. Hey BL? I wonder if it also has a bromence flavor. It seems fun even after watching the anime.

My friend Hikari died. But it's alive right in front of me. “Something” enters the light and makes use of it. It's light, but it's not light. However, the main character wants to be with him in “Hikaru,” where he makes a fool of himself and laughs like before. No matter what happens to me or the people in the village. I'm drawn into the worldview as I read it. Also, probably because the author values sound, many onomatopoeias have been incorporated, which further enhances the silence and creepiness. “Hikaru” becomes human-like by getting involved with the main character, but nothing fundamental has changed, just because it seems. The gap there is also horror and sad. What is the path for “Hikaru” to be happy too? So much so that it makes me think. Among those who know it's “Hikaru,” there is an old lady with strong psychic abilities, and that person has had similar experiences with the main character in the past, and even though they know it's not good, my heart is shaken by touching the personality of “Hikaru.” It's flagged, so I don't want you to die. It's horror, but that's not all, I can't take my eyes off the deep story.

Even though I'm so scared, I also feel kind of pitiful, and I don't know what to do. I'm afraid of that. I wonder if this will settle down well at the end. I don't want it to be a tragic end, so maybe I'll continue reading after it's over (I just finished reading volume 1).

horror? suspense? that's a story. One day, the light will take its place. It's a strange relationship that's different from BL. It's a unique view of the world.

It was introduced and I was curious, so I read it. I think it's a taste I don't read very often, but when I notice it, I read it all at once. What does ⁉ pile up and I can't get out of it anymore. I'm looking forward to seeing what happens at the end.