Reviews for Omega Megaera Manga

If you don't read it properly, the content won't come in, but it's not blbl, and on the contrary, it's interesting!

I bought the artist. I love Marukido Maki's work because I feel like I'm gobbling out (heart) in a good sense a part of my heart that I can't notice on my own.

Overwhelming omega bamono. Ahhh... Shuki... the settings and character relationships are amazing.

The story has been made up and is quite readable!! I love this kind of thing! I felt like I was obsessed with watching a drama. I want to read more soon.

The love level is low, but the story is interesting. The characters are also unique and the psychological depiction is good. I'm excited to read it.

The content is also great to read and it's really interesting (O^o^o) I'm looking forward to future developments and want to read the continuation quickly (><) Maybe it's better to buy it after it's completed (-Ω-)

It's too funny. I like Mamiya and Iori the most because they are cute. I'm sure it's fate's turn and it's a good match, but well, it's probably not a story that usually sticks together and has a happy ending. That's good, though.

The second sex familiar from BL misleads people in the Omega Verse. Omega Megaela cleverly manipulates that setting, and the unfolding of the dispute over the control of the family is muddy and creepy. There are a lot of characters, so there are moments where I'm taken aback, but it's an interesting drama that was made very well. The author, Marukido Maki, is very good at depicting movies and TV shows, so I think this is a satisfying book for those who focus on the story. Right now it's the 2nd book. Now what's going to happen what are we going to do?

It's not just a comic, it's made to the point where I want it to be made into a drama. I was obsessed with reading it!

The settings in BL that aren't human, such as the Beast System or Omega Verse, are kind of disgusting and basic, but since it's Marukido's work, I was also intrigued by standing reading it, and as expected, it was interesting! What is the Omegaverse, and it is explained without any sense of incongruity in the form that teachers teach students at the beginning, and is it a race caused by that? The sad and happy developments between them are also well done, which is interesting. (In the content of the work) This is a story where the main character Omega, who is at the bottom of the social hierarchy based on gender, pretends that one boy, Omega, is an α located in the top tier, and aims for the top position in the zaibatsu. There, the emotions, sorrow, and various feelings of multiple characters with different positions are mixed in, making it as interesting as a drama. Like I like I'm happy! Unlike many BL works where there are only feelings, it is a good work that mixes various emotions such as a sense of superiority, jealousy, sorrow, hatred, disappointment, and ambition. I'm really curious about the continuation. Volume 1 is 163 pages, volume 2 is 163 pages.

Marukido's work is deep in content, and I think it will be accepted by people who are not interested in BL even if it becomes a drama or movie. This time, too, there are plenty of human patterns and psychological depictions, and it is a very appealing work. It's for those who focus on the story. The stage is a classical image from the Taisho to early Showa period, and it is a dramatic story that can be accepted even by me who doesn't like the Omegaverse.

I'm sure people you like will fall in love with it. I think it's even better if it's someone who likes daytime dramas.

It was an irresistible story for lady comic lovers. In particular, the power struggle between Saimon and Morino, and the triangular relationship between Leo aiming for the fisherman's advantage was good. The fact that the emotional changes of the three people were overexpressed was also human-like, and it was also a pressure point that no noble and pure person would come out that would be possible in reality, which is common in BL. I wish Morono was a slightly more charming villain. (There's a sense of disgust just being stubborn), but I wonder if the Omega setting where Zenjiro doesn't flatter her alone gives her depth. I want to see Leo so dark that he can't lose to Morino either! As an ideal outcome, the adults collapse and the house falls, and the children, on the other hand, feel that they are heading into the future while cooperating with their teachers. I'm probably the only one who doesn't wish for a happy ending for the main character lol lol

I have a feeling that it's not just the swelling I fell in love with, it's a good work with the characters and story drawn properly. The fact that women are properly depicted without supporting roles is also appealing. In the story, I was surprised that Mr. Saimon, who I thought was the main character, was so relentless. There is also anxiety that if you take a step away, it could turn into a muddy, love-hate situation... I want Mamiya-kun to be happy... I'm looking forward to volume 2 of Rabbit and Horn.

It smells like a daytime drama, doesn't it? Omega who continues to love W Alpha, Omega who pretends to be Alpha, what kind of drama will start now in search of money, power, and love... There are many characters, so I can't read it because there are many possibilities of what will happen in the future. I'm looking forward to it.

The other works were so good that I was looking to buy them from the author... I thought Omega was really interesting because of this person's style, and I hit the jackpot. It's really interesting. You can enjoy the twirling love and hate of Alpha and Omega to your heart's content. There are also a few foreshadowing in the story, so I'm looking forward to it. I want to read the rest soon.

Marukido sensei didn't lose anything! It was really interesting. To be honest, I was wondering if Omega Verse would be good enough, but I want to read more of this soon! There is no direct description, so there are no corrections.

What is Marukido sensei's new book that interests me the most recently! But I'm not good at Omega Verse... I thought so, but I read it. A Japanese-style retro omega verse sold by Marukido sensei. More than just indulging in eroticism, love, and breeding, it seems that we can look forward to future story developments. So, the months and days went by, and I read 8 volumes. I couldn't have imagined this development at all from the beginning. I wonder what's going to happen now. I'm looking forward to even more!

Includes only the title work. Continued publication. Non-BL Omegaverse work. I'm already curious about the next volume and can't wait...! I think I should have read it all at once after I finished, but once I read the increased amount of standing reading, I couldn't hold back my desire to read until the end. But I love Marukido Maki, so I can't help it. “Omega Megaera 1” Episode 1-3 Saimon (Ω), who believes that Seijuro (α), the next head of the Eikie family, is the turn of the soul, was not given children and is called “Megaera” and is despised. The Omega Verse setting in this work is incorporated into the story in the increased reading portion, so I think it's easy to understand. It's still an introductory part, but now I'm excited about the comeback drama that Saimon, who had fallen into an alienated presence, and Seijuro's father's hidden son, Mamiya, will cause in the future. Marukido Maki sensei's literary style was added to the Omega Verse setting, the sad status system, and the muddy family control dispute, and it was a great read. It's not BL, but it's a world of a man and a man couple in a familiar omega-verse setting. Of course, women also appeared. As shown on the cover, which is beautiful yet makes you feel sad and shadowy, it is a work that draws you in much more by its unique view of the world. “Afterword” page 1

I'm buying an artist! The artist is wonderful at drawing shadows of humans, so I thought he would also be active in genres other than BL. Yes, this time it's not BL. So be careful if you're looking for love between men. But it's not an ordinary girls' manga either. Since it's an omega-verse world, there are also entanglements between men. Simply put, it's like Omega's main character, who can't give birth to children, is in the lower Omega verse, and becomes her own mother by misrepresenting the hidden child (Ω) of the head of the zaibatsu as α, and tries to make them acknowledge their existence at the bottom of Ω... Not only is α's disdain for Ω, but it also touches on the hierarchy within Ω, and it's like a muddy daytime drama. I think there are a lot of characters, but I don't feel that it's difficult to read, and I'm drawn in. Anyway, I'm worried about the continuation. I feel that Marukido sensei's paintings are a bit old-fashioned, but they also fit in with the times when people are surrounded by this class and old conventions... It's hard to recommend to everyone, but it's definitely a story worth reading. If you like BL, I think it's better to read it because you think it's not BL (laughs), so I recommend that stance!