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

This review contains spoilers. It's an anime, and the anime “If Your Recommendation Goes to the Budokan, You Die,” which was interesting after watching all the episodes, was also interesting, but the manga is also interesting and different from the anime. The anime had a strong comical tone, but the manga version probably had a lot of parts that seemed a bit serious. It's a comical, strange, and strange story about idol otaku, where idol otaku cheer for their recommended idol, and have various hardships at live shows. The character Eripiyo-san is a woman, but for some reason I recommend idols. I love idols until I die if my recommendation goes to a martial arts hall. It was kind of amazing, but I was wondering why. If you can laugh with idol stories, it's an interesting work

This review contains spoilers. I thought it was a work that often depicts the mentality of fans who give their lives and income and recommend idols. As is the case with idols, the enthusiastic fan “Eripiyo” was cute.

This review contains spoilers. I feel like they haven't picked them up even though they are particular about costumes for what they sell. There may be a feeling that I wrote it after listening to Dorota's life. I wanted to see the glittering idol cheering from the perspective of the main character. up to 3

This review contains spoilers. The main character, Eripiyo, who pours everything she has and pours in to recommend local underground idols, is breaking through! A sensible otaku who is heavy enough to draw his love for guessing, yet he has a solid view of guessing! The recommendation is an underground idol, so even if they inadvertently run into each other in the city or on the train, they are also great because they draw the line properly even though they are puzzled. I want to recommend Eripiyo!!! It was an interesting story that was worth reading because of the thoughts of Eripiyoya's fellow fans, and the thoughts of underground idols!