Reviews for The Summer Hikaru Died Manga

This review contains spoilers. I was predicting that some unknown entity, made up of light, would kill more and more people, but Yoshishiki, who was completely betrayed and cooperates to get rid of old injuries in obstructive settlements, probably had a fondness for Hikaru during his lifetime, so they probably couldn't cut down Hikaru, who had made it. Today's Hikaru cares about Yoshiki, so they can't kill them, but sometimes they run wild, but sometimes the voices in the heart, etc. of scary bugs and voices in their hearts are drawn in letters The name of the author Mokumokuren sensei, which is very effective and evokes even more fear, may have been mistaken, as if it used to be a moth specter with the shape of a moth with an eye shape called Megemokuran in GeGeGe no Kitaro, but I remember

This review contains spoilers. What was inside my best friend who should have died was a completely different creature. The creature and friends surrounding the protagonist are desperately trying to imitate the “contents” of his former best friend. Each person has their own character, so you can really fall in love with them. Then Tanaka was dispatched from a mysterious company. The design and wording are reminiscent of Mr. 50 from a certain Jujutsu X Sensei. I don't really know if it's an enemy or an ally, but I personally want this character to stay until the end. I really like the touch of the picture.

This review contains spoilers. I came here to watch an anime. I wonder if Hikaru was more reliable than Yoshiki? I wonder if Hikaru Yoshiki adored him. Now the relationship has been reversed and I'm so confused, so cute. I felt like Hikaru was young and didn't understand the types of love yet. Is it family love, love, or something? Hikaru's actions seem similar to actions taken by young children to attract attention, and the story progresses with a sense of incongruity that is not an action taken by an adolescent boy, and Yoshiki is increasingly unable to leave even though he is aware that the sense of incongruity is expanding, and I force myself to think vaguely about what will happen to this story and reread it over and over again. If my dear friend came back like Hikaru, I would want to be by your side just like Yoshiki.

This review contains spoilers. I want to bring back important people who have died. Even if it's forbidden. Reminds me of Stephen King's horrible yet sad “Pet Sematary.” This one ends with yet another tragedy, but how will “The Summer the Light Died” end? Tears spilled over at the scene where Yoshiki says “don't go away anymore” to Hikaru, who isn't human. Their friendship and love is beautiful.

This review contains spoilers. I came from an anime, and it's a perfect book to read during the summer season!! What's inside is already a different person, but even though I feel some vestiges, the feeling of distrust that it's not light and that I have nowhere to go...? It has become one of my favorite works.

This review contains spoilers. As the story progresses, you are drawn into a mysterious worldview where the number of mysteries increases more and more. It's a one-of-a-kind style where you can see the sparkle of high school students' youth in the thick atmosphere of horror. The scary part about the picture is also pretty scary, and the background etc. are beautifully drawn and wonderful.

This review contains spoilers. My daughter gave it rave reviews, so I read it. This is amazing. The fear, the horror, the sorrow of losing a loved one, and the obsession... It's all mixed up, and it's not just horror.

This review contains spoilers. It's still early, and I've read up to 2 volumes. It's scary anyway. I'm afraid of things I don't understand, and there's always been excitement about what it's not good to listen to because I don't understand, and that kind of boundary is vague or that I'm stepping through without knowing it. There may be no doubt that it's not a good thing, but what did the Hikaru Family carry on their backs? I would like to read the continuation in a state of frustration

This review contains spoilers. I know it's going to be animated and tried reading the original, it's amazing ‼ ︎ It's been a long time since I remember the horror comic Higurashi The perfect ratio between the strange feeling and the comical part is a golden ratio where they still choose to be together even though they know that Yoshiki is a monster, this is nothing but love, right? ⁉ ︎ I can only think of it as being close to BL ‼ ︎ The scene where you plunge your hand into Hikaru is gross, but the erotic anime also has so many consistent voice actors So the reunion of the OP song is really good ‼ ︎ I've only read the 1st volume yet, so I'm at a loss as to whether to read the original story first or after watching the anime. I can't stand it every week because I can't stand it...

This review contains spoilers. Since there are many depictions that feel like summer, I get a crisp and bright impression throughout the work. However, for that reason, the depressing psychological depiction and the fear that creeps up close stand out. Moments when people die or monsters interfere with the human body are also depicted, but I don't think there were any gloss scenes. The jittery horror is carefully depicted, so the person who was killed at the very beginning in volume 1 was just a description and explanation of characters until just before, but it was pretty scary for me personally.