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

Recently, many women are addicted to idols of the same sex, so it was interesting to see a world I didn't know.

I used to read how to make the previous manga, and since this work was made into an animation, I read this one too. Basically, it's like a cute girl (an idol and an enthusiastic female otaku in this game) + a slowly progressing lily development. The girl's pattern is just so delicate and cute. The male otaku who plays supporting roles are also often drawn lol it feels like the gag feels surreal, probably because of the blunt way of proceeding lol there is a feeling that this area continues from the beginning of the previous work, so there's no blurring? The anime is also well-made, so I recommend it as well.

This is the first time I've read a comic that shows the quality of otaku. There are things I can only understand because I'm an idol nerd, and there are aspects that made me think, so it was worth reading. I'm looking forward to seeing what kind of developments will take place next, such as between members and the wall between fans and idols, so I think I'll read on after that.

The drawing is beautiful from the cover, but the contents are also drawn in detail and are beautiful. Not only does it draw, but it also has a good story and gag sense, and it's a work I keep buying for the first time in a while.

Don't underestimate me as an otaku. I've been thinking this much and trying so hard. The thought line where the idol and the otaku are both happy and disappointed makes me smile.

As a dorota, “I understand!” I thought it wasn't underground Dorota-otachi love, so I thought, “I don't know!!!!! Repetition of thinking “(Moto-san in particular)”. CamJam is all cute, so that's fine. Kumasa is a person who would normally think “wow” just because of her appearance if she were actually next to her, but if you were just reading comics, she would be “an example of Dorota... (I like)”. I want to believe in Kumasa-san for the rest of my life. I'd rather recommend Eripiyo. Eripiyo's breasts are huge, aren't they?

The girl is an enthusiastic chaser, and furthermore, her opponent is a girl idol. That idol also seems to be conscious of the kid he's chasing. It's a slightly unusual pattern. There are lots of other interesting points, such as conversations between otaku.

The pictures are cute and I like the unique gag sense. It also depicts the feelings of different types of otaku very well, and as expected, they are the same otaku... If you don't resist the natural, laid-back, lily worldview, don't miss it.

I see... it was a story I felt. Since I've never been addicted to idols, etc., I read it with interest. I don't have any sympathy, but since it's a comedy, I wasn't left behind in particular, and it was fun.

A comic that makes you want to support idols whose pictures are cute and their otaku activities are expressed in an interesting way

The pictures are cute and interesting too! The interaction between Eripyon and Maina-chan is indescribably cute. In a good sense... I was reading it without knowing it was Yuri Mono!

I think the author knows the world of otaku very well, probably because he himself is an idol otaku. I've only read up to volume 2 yet, but my lily score is probably around 5%. I think it's interesting for idol lovers, but for Yuri lovers, it probably depends on how things unfold in the future. I'm curious, so I'll read it next time too.

I read it because the trial reading was being increased, but it was interesting, so I decided to buy it! This is a story about a female otaku who recommends members at the end of the underground idol who aren't the main ones. I wasn't interested in idols either, and I rather hated it, but I happened to be fascinated by N0T48's baby girl, so it was a work I often sympathized with (laughs) and the pictures were cute and laughable, so it was an easy work to read!