Reviews for Omega Megaera Manga

This review contains spoilers. I was moved by how the characters, who are originally strangers who are not even related by blood, are connected by a strong bond. Saimon didn't raise Shingu, and since there were special circumstances, I don't feel like the expression parent-child love fits perfectly, but there was certainly a strong love between the two. Mamiya and Reiko didn't grow up together during their childhood, and it was discovered that they had no blood connection at all, but as they held hands to protect their family, they were bound by a strong sibling love. I was moved by the fact that not only love involving romantic feelings, but also various kinds of love were depicted.

This review contains spoilers. When I started reading it casually, I read it all at once. Was it lunchtime drama style at first? I thought, but after reading it to the end, I thought this was already a taiga drama. It's a solid structure that doesn't seem to have any problems at all, even if it's really a drama. this author is amazing...! In addition to the story, the detailed drawing of humans is amazing. Was the era set in Meiji or something like that? The so-called era we know so well, where men and women are not equal and where it is difficult for the weak to live. The weak, the strong, the poor, and the rich all came out, but that's where the Omega Bar setting comes in...! I don't usually read Omega Ba, but I feel like my sensory assumptions about gender, which I haven't felt in other works, are bugging me. Is Omega Bar originally a genre where you want to say this kind of thing? (Sorry if it's different) THE BOY! The naughty protagonist, who also has Kaze's ambition and talent, gives birth to a child and becomes the face of a mother, and her beautiful older sister Reiko is more gentle than anyone else, and Yukinori, who should have initially been her partner, also looks cool when she notices something. And above all else, I was moved by Iori's awakening. She's a kid who can do it... originally! A typical example of being born without any inconvenience but smoking if the person's temperament and environment don't match? Halfway through, Iori was so excited that the seaside scene with Mamiya filled my heart and made me cry. The family system, the darkness of the nation, or resistance to power, etc., but it didn't include too much of it at all, so it was just interesting!

This review contains spoilers. The other work was insanely interesting, and I ended up here. I was really tired of Omega Ba's work, but I was shocked when I came across this work! I was happy that even though I read and fished every day, there are still writers I don't know. Nonetheless, it's quite a long film, so I'm starting now, but I want to read it little by little.

This review contains spoilers. Today, I saw the news that a mother from another country sold her child as a custom and returned home herself. It's a work that sounds an alarm about the hopeless reality of being exploited just because they are children due to their natural gender. I believe in the future, I'm getting better, it's important. It was nice to see your smile. I will carefully read it over and over again.

This review contains spoilers. I was wondering if it was a story that would make me feel depressed, but it was wonderful that the special nature of the Omegaverse was successfully linked to the protagonist's conflict and growth from beginning to end. Not only BL, but also male-female couplings have been successfully incorporated, but are there people who don't like it? I was so happy to be able to see those two people because even if the top and bottom were drawn in a world of only men, I was so excited.

This review contains spoilers. I thought I'd read Marukido sensei's Omega Bar work after I finished it. The middle part, which was so jarring that I skipped the author's afterword, was thankful that I was able to read it all at once (the one who bought the new edition is really amazing) The world of Omega Ba based around the Taisho Showa era is insanely real, and society where life is decided based on gender rather than personality is unreasonable, yet it's OK that α is what I tried to change... It was supposed to be a love marriage, but that wasn't actually the case, and I'm slowly reading the author's work by Saimon, who knows him who was for his family at the end of his life, and how he despairs when he was researching the soul's turn... It seems like give birth to more is Omega Ba... and how to handle Omega which is too unreasonable and the clothes in the camp are realistic (branding...), and the horror of α x fascism is visually impaired x Ω, and treats it like an object by hitting it with such strength that even an upper class wife would fall on purpose? volume 9 cover... was the feeling you felt good about it? Volume 10... is it really over? It was jarring... I was wondering why they empathized so much, and I thought it overlapped with the past 4 years in a scene where they talked about changes in values about gender... I think I also felt the author's emotions in the drug harm story from 2020, “When Omega drinks an alpha accelerator, α is always born... but when that child becomes an adult, they become infertile...” Somehow it overlapped with the story where the world changed and we became children now. It was hard to read it because I felt like my heart was broken that it was easier when he was in the prison camp at Shingu, but I think being able to read the scene where he didn't give up at that time was really saved. I'm glad I was able to remember the endless possibilities of surviving. The special edition was full of emotion and tears. From that exchange of lines in the last car scene, I wonder if the future of this family is bright. I think that's probably because everyone didn't give up at the end, even though they all despaired. There was no war scene, but that era can be felt from each situation, and in the scene where Alpha Youth Yuken, such a beautiful zaibatsu, comes home on one leg, Marukido sensei? One more ribbon!! I cried. There are situations that quietly but surely stick to my habit, and although it's not an Omegaba work like BL, the luster of that era was beautiful.