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

I'm an idol otaku, so I often sympathize with them, but I've never recommended underground dollars, so it's interesting to know about the neighborhood. The scale is different, but I think that all otaku have the same feeling and are just the same kind of otaku (laughs) Each idol has its own personality and is cute, and I like that too. I also like the fact that everyone has a proper sense of professionalism as idols. Also, I personally really like the fact that the idol's plain clothes are cute. cute. genius. Damn, let's get famous soon and go to a martial arts hall...!

The pictures of the girls are beautiful! Everyone is on good terms and all of them have good personalities, so these are all idols you'll want to cheer for too? The expression of the protagonist's single-minded love for recommendation is interesting and makes me laugh hehe.

Is the main character an otter (woman) who throws away her own clothes and wears a jersey to pay tribute? That's it. There are places where I'm not sure if it's a story or if it's serious, but it's funny. The story also progresses while spotlighting many idols and otaku, so it's fresh and interesting from beginning to end. It progresses as the spots change, but the main story is stable without blurring. The feeling of reading up to the latest edition is very good, and it's a work that cheers you up with cute and gags (you laugh at the energy of otaku, you'll be healed by the cuteness of idols), and it's recommended for those who like bright tension.

Eripiyo-san's suggestions are coming back little by little from Maina-chan (but Eripiyo-san hasn't noticed!!!!) Feelings... that's my personal favorite point! The various feelings of idol girls are also interesting. The tempo is unique, and I think that's the most interesting thing!

There are kids around me who are addicted to 2.5-dimensional actors and seem to be having fun going to handshake events and cheki parties, so this work was particularly interesting to read. The illustrations were cute, and all the girls were beautiful.

I really thought that a life that requires recommendations is happiness... It's recommended, but I've never had this much heat, so I'm happy to feel like I'm being shared by reading it.

It has a cute pattern, and a lily look that's not annoying. Even though it's a deep subject, I can read more and more! You might want to go see some underground idols.

This work sublimates the deep world of otaku into entertainment. The sight of the main character Eripiyo pouring everything about himself into his recommendations while knowing that it was a kind of complacency is funny, but it is also precious. I'm a little envious of the passion of shouting that you like something or someone with all your might.

They are all cute and have unique personalities! The tempo is also good and interesting. The entanglement between Eripiyo and Maina is precious...

The pictures are cute and the story is solid, and it's interesting. It's also interesting in the sense that it's a story for people who are active in druota activities.

It was volume 1 that taught me that idols sparkle by twirling up worries, conflicts, and suffering and making them sparkle.

I love idols, so I can sympathize with Eripiyo's amount of love and passion, and watching her work straight up as an idol makes me want to cheer them all the way up, and it's so wonderful that idols and fans have this kind of relationship.

I wasn't interested in idols and couldn't get my hands on it, but once I read it, I was completely addicted to it. The idol kids are just so cute, the fans are funny, and I've been rereading them over and over again.

Ahhh is the cutest, the next volume where you can eat a bowl of rice with that doya face is also awfully popular!

It shows me dreams that can only come true because they are two-dimensional, and in particular, the bond between Reo and Bear is precious enough to purify the mind... This is a divine comic where the fusion of having reality and wanting to have ideals is so wonderful.

Eripiyo-san is beautiful and cool! I like it! Maina is cute! A story about girls cheering for girls, novel! The fact that Eripiyo-san likes Maina so much is so interesting! I'm glad I bought it. Incidentally, my real recommendation is to go to a martial arts hall for the first time this year!

I bought it all at once. I understood the feelings of otaku so much that I enjoyed reading it. I want to read the rest soon!

I'm also the type who is attracted to idols of the same sex, so I can sympathize with them. It's not a romantic target, but I can nod while reading The Feeling I Want to Support You. There is also an idol's point of view, which is interesting.