Reviews for The Summer Hikaru Died Manga

This review contains spoilers. Anyway, it's interesting. I thought it might be scary, but it's somehow difficult even though the exterior is the same, but the contents are different, but it certainly exists right in front of you

This review contains spoilers. It's nice, scary, and creepy, and the story is really interesting, well-crafted, and interesting. The illustrations for the bonus episodes that appear between stories make me laugh, relax, and make me feel at ease. I gradually empathize with Hikaru, who is supposed to be a scary presence, and I want them to go somewhere far away and live a happy life as it is! It makes me think, but it's useless if you don't close the hole, right? Oh, I don't want anyone to be sacrificed anymore.

This review contains spoilers. Horror in everyday life in the countryside as usual. The picture is precise and nostalgic. The process of learning the secrets of a village with old customs is scary. Even though they're monsters, the conflict with the feeling that they want to be together is precious.

This review contains spoilers. I've read a number of comics until now, but it's horror that I've never read. There may be tough situations for people who don't have much patience. Fear is supposed to exist, but it's not just scary. What is Hikaru? I can't hate it even though I'm doing amazing things... but when I'm struck by the fact that the light that often comes out is bad, I feel extremely sad and nervous. There are still so many mysteries that I'm worried about the continuation. The drawing is also really good, and it really draws me in. It's like being in this picture. Personally, Hikaru's boyish sense is cute, which is a great point.

This review contains spoilers. While feeling uncomfortable with her childhood friend Hikaru, who should have died, Yoshiki can't break her attachment to Hikaru, who is younger and more innocent than when she was alive. Being in love with Yoshiki, Hikaru is an entity in a different world who doesn't care about self-sacrifice in an attempt to protect Yoshiki and his friends from injuries that are rampant. Inshui Village, adults, and the intervention of a different world are very frightening, yet the pure love of the boys is dazzling. It's a very lovely work.

This review contains spoilers. I've always been interested in it, and since I knew it would be animated, I bought the entire volume (5 volumes) that are out now as adults because I wanted to read it after all. It's not a BL genre, so horror? mystery? I read it with the feeling that the distance between the two is just right, or that reality increases when BL-like elements are included to express young people living in a small world in a separated village. There was a feeling that the relationship between the two naturally came into my head, and that kind of thinking would come into my mind when I was in this environment. I thought it would open a new door for those who felt uncomfortable with BL, and those who didn't like it. I'll touch on the content a bit from here on, but the story progressed slowly from volume 1 to volume 4, and I was thinking about the meaning of “like” the two of them, but I personally felt that it progressed all at once in volume 5. Volume 5, page 170, had no connection with tears at all until then, but my tears overflowed and I couldn't stop. I wonder why, but the next few pages felt like my heart was full, and I felt like I was able to see the essence of the two, so it was a scene I really liked. Can you see hope even when it's going to end? The feeling continued and I'm looking forward to it even more. I want to read it soon.

This review contains spoilers. It's really scary. I read it without knowing it, it's horror!! That's it now. It's a story about the main character, the boy, and his friend, Hikaru, but in fact, Hikaru has already passed away, and Nanika, whose exterior is exactly the same as Hikaru, and her inner world is infinitely close to the light, appears in front of the protagonist, pretending to be light, and the story progresses. The conversation, which is supposed to be fun, also has a somewhat creepy atmosphere, and it's really scary.

This review contains spoilers. I don't have vocabulary, so I can't express what to say, but it's sad, painful, creepy, scary, a little bit funny, but after all, it's like my heart is being squeezed tightly... it's that kind of feeling ← what kind of emotion? After all, it seems like the story is still going on, so full of joy? Both Hikaru and Yoshiki are filled with the feeling that they want them to fit in a circle somehow. Mr. Tanaka was so mysterious that he said, “What is this person!” It's full of emotion, but trust that it will surely save these two people. The new issue has just come out, but are you already a reader who can't wait for the continuation?