Reviews for The Summer Hikaru Died Manga

This review contains spoilers. I was a little nervous when I saw the title. That's the title, isn't it? However, the more I read it, the more I think I'm glad I read it.

This review contains spoilers. The secret of the town that is the key to Hikaru's existence, that Hikaru's heart (?) The changes, how Yoshiki will deal with it, the positions and roles of each adult... there are plenty of things to worry about. I like Hikaru more and more, and I'm afraid to read what will happen at the end. There's also the fear of getting cold down your spine, and there's plenty of humor. It's really interesting.

This review contains spoilers. I took the opportunity to buy volume 4 and am reviewing it again from volume 1. I'm thrilled and excited that there seems to be enough foreshadowing not only for people who have passed away, but also for small words such as 11 volumes of the same comic. Also, there was “Kibogayama-cho” in the explanation part of Cafe America, but it seems that regions that used to have something or places with causal relationships will intentionally be renamed by including positive words such as hope. I saw the opening part on Twitter, and it's a BL flavored comic with horror! I jumped at it, but when I read it, it used plenty of elements that were talked about in old channel 2 and urban legends, and it was amazing to be thrilled even though there are no productions where outright scary ghosts appear. I'm looking forward to the future.

This review contains spoilers. Who is the light? I've always been curious about it. There is light, but it looks like it's fake. I think it's like fake summer oil.

This review contains spoilers. It's pretty normal and scary, so I think people who don't like horror should be careful. Overall, things like creepiness and relationships are just right. I love it so much.

This review contains spoilers. As for the first introduction part, it's really creepy, and the main character from then on goes crazy little by little, so it's good to live with light that's not light

This review contains spoilers. While enjoying the relationship between light (something that looks like) with a slight BL smell, and Yoshiki, you can also enjoy the spooky and horror story development, making this work twice as delicious. I'm quite curious about how it will end.

This review contains spoilers. It was a hot topic when it came out, wasn't it? it's simply scary lol. There are grotesque places, there seem to be likes and dislikes, and it's creepy, but I watch it. The pictures are beautiful, and I think the scenery and background are drawn down to the smallest detail, which is genuinely amazing. is this for two? Is there salvation? I think it's a work where I'm concerned about the continuation of the story.

This review contains spoilers. It was introduced as interesting on some TV program before, and I started reading it because I was curious. It's a story that draws you in right from the beginning. What the heck is the person in the light? There are many things I'm worried about, and I'm really looking forward to the continuation as to what Hikaru's parents' house has passed down from generation to generation.

This review contains spoilers. When I tried reading it before, I didn't buy it because I thought it was a bit disgusting, but last year I saw a life-size sales promotion panel at a bookstore. I bought it because I had recommended it up to that point. Halfway through, I was at a loss as to whether to continue reading because I was uncomfortable and didn't understand the translation, but I was gradually drawn in. If I suddenly lose someone important to me, I want them to come back, and if I do come back, I want to be with them in any way. I can sympathize with you, and I was a little nervous. The “something” in Hikaru is also making an effort to understand the current situation and humans, and something cute has come out. Little by little, I'm starting to understand the history of the village and the secrets of Mr. Nounuki, and I'm worried about the future. Whatever the outcome, I hope there will be salvation from Hikaru and Yoshiki. 4.6 stars