Reviews for A Tail's Tale Manga

This review contains spoilers. My heart was overwhelmed by the unforgiveness of people towards different things, but on the other hand, I couldn't help crying and crying because there was definitely someone somewhere who loved it. The drawing with a small expression was a good work that remained in the heart of the artist God.

This review contains spoilers. I was surprised at the tail, but it's cute and round. It's a fantasy for people like that, but I've imagined various forms of discrimination in the real world where people are biased against things that are different from themselves. I was brought to tears by the dignified personalities of Nachi, her sister, and her mother, and their common sense of language and kindness. The Nissalo clerk was also a good job ‼ ︎ nice guy ‼ ︎ until the end! I was sad and frustrated by the words and attitudes I had given up from Utsumi's experiences up until now, but I was happy that my life changed as a result of being constantly searched and thought about for a long time from Nachi. I'm curious about the roots of the Tail ethnic group, but is it a tribe of cute fallen leaves that flew down to the head of Narita at the end? I wonder if Kamisama has some meaning... I wanted them to protect the Utsumi family. I shed tears over the story, which involved not only the main characters but also the people around them, and made me learn common sense.

This review contains spoilers. I was surprised that it was depicted by humans as a symbol of discrimination called a “pig's tail,” which is unthinkable under normal circumstances, but I felt that the reaction of people that occurs when they see it is the current society itself. It made me realize that people who assume and are made to assume values that can only be established in that community are foolish. I myself was one of those people who thought about it, but this work triggered me to think that values are fixed concepts, and I felt that my horizons broadened by being aware of them. The use of colors in the picture on the cover was also wonderful, and although it was the first time I read it, I fell in love with all the content and pictures. I want to read other works too.?

This review contains spoilers. There is less melanin than humans, so even though she is a softball club member, Nachi is a pure white junior high school student who can't get sunburned. The story is that even though the other members of the club are all black, there is a story where Nachi, who is unbearable because he doesn't like being completely white, he witnessed his classmate Utsumi growing a tail... There was a pig in the jacket without knowing the content, so I was curious and read it. Then I was surprised at the amazing setting!! I was reading the first one while thinking it was quite a fantasy story, but when I saw the painful and difficult appearance of Utsumi, who moved over and over again every time it was discovered that his tail was growing, there was no fantasy at all, nothing but reality. Then Nachi silently searches for her favorite Utsumi, who had no choice but to transfer to another school. The straight feelings of Nachi, who has been thinking about Utsumi for a long time without changing, seeped into my heart. Since Nachi is there, Utsumi has made up his mind to live a solid life without running away. I'm really happy that Utsumi and Nachi met. Also, the people around me other than these two were also very warm, strong, and strong. Reading this comic, I was able to realize even more that no matter how difficult things are, if you have even one person on your side, you can live a happy and happy life. I'm glad I came across a good work! thank you so much!

This review contains spoilers. A story about a boy with a tail and a girl who can accept it normally. Tails aren't realistic, but I understand that people have discrimination and aversion to things that are different from themselves, but I thought it would be a bit sad. At the end, I thought it would be wonderful to have a girl who overcame it with her family and laughed and looked forward.