Reviews for Double Manga

This review contains spoilers. A story about the actors Takeyoshi and Arihito who belong to a theater company. The house is next to each other, and Tomohito works for a theater company while taking good care of the life of Takeryo, who has no living power as a genius, and even reading the script. Takeyoshi is in a state of dependency where Tomohito's presence is essential not only in his life but also in terms of acting and mentality. However, Takeyoshi began to play an active role more and more as an actor, and Tomohito supports him as a friend and fellow actor, but love-hate jealousy can also be seen. The sense of distance is bad for my friends. It's interesting that when Takeyoshi looks at Tomohito, he gradually becomes aware that his eyes are different from fraternity, and all of a sudden, exciting developments come in and I'm in agony. The main story is about passionate actors, but there are bromances, so those who don't like bromances or BL may give up, but I think it's an interesting comic even without bromances. A girl named Aihime enters into a relationship between Tomohito and Takeyoshi, but her charming characters that don't stand out the unwavering relationship between the two also make the story interesting. Volume 1 is around 170P, but it has a lot of writing and above all else, the pictures are good. Emotions are also conveyed in the way facial expressions are made. I never get tired of watching it, and in particular, the depiction of hands is a work with precise movements and a high level of satisfaction.

This review contains spoilers. Noda sensei watched Tsukakouhei's “Beginner Revolutionary Course Hiryuden,” and this work was inspired by the shock he received there. As a self-proclaimed theater fan, it is such a striking work that has received rave reviews for the realism of the role making process and the splendor of the multiple structures with numerous theatrical works. Takara (Takara), a genius who belongs to the same troupe, originally watched the stage where Tomohito (Yujin) appeared and joined the troupe, but due to lack of living energy, he continued his life dictating everything from taking care of meals to reading scripts over the years. Noda sensei seems to expect a lot of things from Tomohito going that far, but I feel that mixed feelings of wanting to see Takeyoshi's talent blossom while acting and jealousy are mixed. On the other hand, although Takeyoshi was born into the limelight, he found happiness in working on role making with Tomohito, whom he also admired, so even when trying to create a role, he was particular about interpreting the role he created with Tomohito, and clashed with the director trying to create a role with Imaginary Tomohito like the cover of volume 2. As a result, they became independent from Tomohito as an actor, and although they broke away from their dependency relationship, the story progressed to the point where they finally co-starred as the W cast in the Beginner Revolutionary Course Hiryuden, and one night, Takeyoshi, who was unable to suppress the feelings he had, tried to convey his love for Tomohito and even had fantasies about being held... As someone who enjoys BL, I'd like to see two happy people. However, inspired by Kohei Tsukai's work, I feel that Noda sensei, who is responsible for all of the screenplay and direction, is trying to draw a relationship in a slightly different direction. The original stage production is that after the Zengakuren Struggle, Yamazaki, who was a member of the riot police, burned down the former activist Kumada, and when he saw Kumada stand up at the end, Yamazaki regains his worth of life. Takeyoshi likens himself to Yamazaki, who is hostile but actually has admiration for Kumada, and Tomohito clashes with whether he treats him like a woman while noticing Takeyoshi's lust, and the vector of emotions is off. As the title suggests, while playing the same role as the W cast, the relationship between whether Takeyoshi and Tomohito, who want to be closest to Tomohito even when their mind and body are integrated, will be eaten or eaten, and what remains after that will be expressed through the characters. While leaving room to decipher as BL (acceptance x acceptance?) It depicts a mental bond that transcends that...? Very excited

This review contains spoilers. The feeling that the main character, Takara, is a natural star is often conveyed from comics. I wonder if this is BL in terms of genre? A young man chasing his dreams? It is a work depicting the youth of, and it is also a work depicting love and hate that is too complicated, and the concentration was so great that I bought it as an adult...!!

This review contains spoilers. I'm a fan of works under another name, but this is the first time I've read a work under this name. Takara's feelings for Tomohito are love, but I don't think the landing point is the fulfillment of romance, so I'd like to enjoy it as a bromance.

This review contains spoilers. This work is amazing... I read up to 4 volumes at once as if I had been possessed. After I finished reading it, I couldn't go back to the real world for a while. [Below are rotten girls' murmurs, so if you don't read BL, please skip through] Arai Niboshiko sensei under the BL name. At first, I was reading it while fuming around and reading that there are rotten moe points inserted here and there. It's pretty, pretty sad for a BL. It was so sad that it became difficult to breathe from around volume 3. Somehow, I suddenly wondered if the author had romantic relationships to the point of ashes in the past... The words of love resonate straight through my heart. It's still unfinished, and I can't read ahead at all what the two will end up with. Become the best actor in the world - I pray that the two of them will have a happy appearance beyond their distant and endless dreams [2024.2.14 update], volume 5. The stage is finally coming up... so many things are flying around, sorry I didn't understand the meaning. I can really feel the amount of heat... Hmm, how will the two people who perform on this stage in Hiryuden unfold in the next volume... I'm looking forward to the next volume.

This review contains spoilers. It's a story of two co-dependent actors who are just like light and shadow. Various shakes occur when one actress tries to get in between the two, who are bound by a strong bond through acting. Noda Ayako sensei's breathtakingly rich portrayal of characters is really thrilling.

This review contains spoilers. I'm just curious about the relationship between Takara and Yujin and what will happen to the two as actors in the future.