Reviews for The Summer Hikaru Died Manga

My emotions are shaken by Mokumokuren sensei's delicate and realistic depiction. I couldn't stop crying when I thought about everyone's feelings.

I read up to 5 volumes at once. The pictures are scary too, but it's amazing that “hiragana” and “katakana” make the fear, or rather creepy, stand out even more... My dead childhood friend has become a different kind of person, and I think it's a bit similar to Summertime Render when they cooperate and try to keep them alive. But it's funny and I like it. I want to continue reading soon!

This is a great work that makes me want to give it a personal manga award. Whether male or female, I think it would be interesting to read it. I can't help but look forward to the continuation.

I'm curious about the continuation! The expressive power and pictures are amazing; the eerie sense of realism makes you wonder if someone who has come across something that isn't human is drawing it, and it's amazing! Thank you so much!

I've been interested in it so much that I read it all at once. The story is also easy to understand and I'm really worried about the continuation and I'm looking forward to the update!!!!

It's a work that really makes me look at it. It's awesome! It was sad and horror-thrilling, and I'm so glad I bought it!

I read on even though I was scared because of the strange atmosphere and beautiful drawing. I'm glad I was able to read the work I've always been interested in!

It's so expressive that it's extra creepy and scary. The story is also interesting and I'm curious about the future. It's sad that Yoshiki struggles and works hard for her best friend. I want to see the ending, so I think I'll keep reading it.

I was drawn to the cover and illustrations and read it. Little by little, I'm drawn into a unique worldview while feeling a sense of incongruity, and I can't stop reading because I'm worried about the future

Inexplicable things happen one after another in situations where you don't really understand what happened. What is it that looks like a childhood friend? I'm curious anyway.

First time author. I've read up to 3 volumes. The picture was beautiful and I was drawn into the view of the world while being thrilled. It seems that a new chapter will begin in the next volume, so I'm looking forward to it.

The unique atmosphere and story of the picture match, and I am drawn in. Who is Hikaru? It's creepy and scary, but I'm curious and read it. When you see Hikaru being delighted with what she ate for the first time, it's cute even if you don't know who it is! It makes me think, and I understand the feeling that they want to be together even if it's not the original light!

It was scary, but it was so interesting that I read it all at once. Hikaru was scary at first, but it's amazing for the author that his feelings gradually changed. The illustrations are also careful and beautiful. I'm looking forward to the continuation!

I'm still reading the beginning... I was so scared when I read it alone at night (my house is in the mountains) lol. There are many dialects in the Mie area (my friend is from Mie, so I use Oinaisa, Ketta, Otoyan, etc.) come up and there are parts that make me feel a little uneasy, but basically there is something disturbing about the air. At the same time, the ease of being in high school, and the sense of impatience and enthusiasm that I didn't really understand were also expressed very well. It's an interesting work, and I'm really curious about what the future holds.

The atmosphere of a high school student appeared as it was, and there was a sense of realism. It's an interesting work where I can't stop turning the pages.

from the beginning? I thought, but as I read on, I was drawn into the indescribable strangeness and fear. I feel like I understand Yoshiki's feeling of wanting to be together even when the light isn't light. I'm really curious about the continuation.

Is the presence of an important person irreplaceable? No matter what happens in life, it just goes by without hesitation. We have to accept everything. In the midst of that, even sorrow eventually becomes a thing of the past.