Reviews for Company Demolition Agency Manga

This review contains spoilers. It just so happened to be in the Yahoo article, so I read it, but I'm thankful that I came across a wonderful comic. The content will be spoilers, so I'll hide it, but I thought it was wonderful to make a comic work that makes you want to read the current social problem protagonist with such expressions and changes in appearance, so I'm going to buy the whole volume

This review contains spoilers. Is the founder of Abandoned Job a Little Old Man? I want to watch episode 0 where the depiction that Shizuka also seemed to work for a former black company also appeared

This review contains spoilers. The man in charge of acting on behalf of a broken job is extremely talented. Sometimes they become celebrity businessmen or anti-companies. I've been in contact with Miki twice as a different person, but he hasn't found out. After gathering information as a bartender, he also drove Mamada in bad shape on the train. Will we enter a new chapter after the Fuma Home edition is over? Future developments are interesting.

This review contains spoilers. That was great! It's a good feeling that they are riding on the current trend of eliminating black companies with exhilarating revenge content. It would be interesting if it were real.

This review contains spoilers. Wow, that's an amazing drawing! that's good, that's good! Sadly, companies like this still exist. I'll come back there again. Well, actually, it was many times worse than the company in the story, but thanks to that, now I'm doing my best every day while being grateful at another company that does a good job. Isn't there something that today's office workers can more or less get along with? I feel like it's a voice from the heart that goes beyond the framework of mere manga.

This review contains spoilers. There are unreasonable people like this in the real world. The process of imposing judgment on such people is limited to one word “exhilarating.” While there are many similar anime that take away “life,” I think this work depicts the process of “complete elimination” from “society” in an interesting way, and strongly attracts the interest of those reading the future (the end of those who are sanctioned). And what if the facial expressions and atmosphere of the target person to be sanctioned were drawn very carefully and I was in the same position... ❓? It's impressive that the depiction that makes you realistically imagine is also exquisite? Are you expecting a sequel too?

This review contains spoilers. The theme is that those who commit misdeeds are judged is easy to understand, but it is a fun book to read how to judge that suits each person.

This review contains spoilers. I feel that the sanctions of Mamada are still sweet compared to Miki, where customs were used, and Chugu, where crab was fished for 5 years, but I wonder if it will be even worse from here on out? I'm worried about the continuation