Reviews for If My Favorite Pop Idol Made It to the Budokan, I Would Die Manga

This review contains spoilers. I finally read it to the end. Congratulations on completing it. And thank you so much. I think everyone knows that real idol activities and otakatsu aren't such a kind world, but the core “thank you for being an idol” and “thank you for liking me” parts were drawn without blurring until the end, and it was a work that always cleaned up my murky soul. As someone who also had a unique sense of fun and was even entertained in the media mix, I was very moved by how well Chum and Maina-chan had grown. I'm sure the cheerfulness and energy will reach those who have encouraged it.

This review contains spoilers. Volume 1 was released in 2016, and it seems like the environment surrounding local idols has changed quite a bit since the beginning of the series. If Reo's graduation was for a young carer, I'd be too lonely... (tears) I wonder if they'll reunite with Reo who went back to her real name at a marriage hunting party hosted by Kumasa-san Agricultural Cooperative... (hope) Everyone at Cham Jam, who always made everyone happy with their bright smiles, and all the fans were amazing! Thank you so much for almost 10 years for works like vitamin supplements that make me happy when I read them! I'm glad Eripiyo-san also had both feelings for Maina-chan (although I feel like the vector is a bit off) ♪ I want to meet everyone again.

This review contains spoilers. The figures of the recommendations and fans were drawn really carefully. There are so many idols and they're all so cute. The otaku are also very hardworking and cute. Reo's story made me cry ~ the scene where I gave up on my dream and the scene where I was reunited with Kumasa were so hectic... oh, I'm so happy! I'm waiting for the spin-off!!!

This review contains spoilers. It's my favorite work that makes me cry after reading it over and over again. The end is sad... As someone who has been chasing a certain band for many years, there are a lot of feelings I can sympathize with even though the genres are different, and Eripiyo's lines were particularly stinging. The relationship between Reo-chan and Kumasa-san is wonderful and beautiful. The final scene was so cruel and sad... However, both of them were moved to tears at the sight of them sticking through their positions until the end. While imagining the rapid advance of Chamu-chan and the others in the future, I would like to look forward to spin-offs and sequels. Thank you so much, author, for your hard work over a long period of time. I'm glad I came across this work. Thank you very much.

This review contains spoilers. It was really, really the best comic. I love this work. I'm so sad that it ended, but it was a beautiful conclusion. There was also an afterword, but I'd like to enjoy the afterglow while patiently waiting for the continuation and spin-offs. Thank you so much for your hard work to the author. Thank you very much.

This review contains spoilers. While always looking at the cover, I was imagining a sparkling idol story, but it was an underground idol in the first place, and the fans who played the leading role dedicated everything to their recommendations, so it was a work that had a slightly muddy smell, and it was a work that seemed rather friendly. Personally, I like the relationship between Kuma-san and Eripiyo-san as comrades in arms.

This review contains spoilers. The girls are cute and I'm so healed ❤ I wonder if Reo-chan, who was happy to reappear, won't come out again...

This review contains spoilers. It makes me feel like an idol group called “ChamJam” really exists! I'm likely to recommend Maina, no, Leoka? lol? At first, the comedy style is strong, but from around volume 4, the depth of my worries as an idol also comes out. Oh, I wonder if I'll graduate... am I lonely even though I'm just reading? The passionate interaction between Dorotas and idols is great! Maina and Eripiyo's passing each other is good too! We almost passed each other, though.