Reviews for Before You Go Extinct Manga

It's a wonderful story where the enlightenment that a single middle-aged man had opened up in his bath was sublimated by having animals talk about it. I was a little concerned that the handwritten letters next to the callouts were not blurry or supplementary.

I usually like things that are grotesque and cruel, and things that are cute and heartwarming, to both extremes. But I'm an esoteric reader who doesn't like cute characters that are cruel. Seen from my point of view, this work is a work where cute characters explain the philosophy of life and death. It wasn't difficult, made me think simply, and something stuck in my heart. I don't think it would have resonated this far with humans as the main characters. Also, I personally liked the fact that the stories were connected throughout the book. Isn't this more conveyed to today's young people about life and death, reincarnation, and eternity than reading The Firebird? I even thought that.