Reviews for Wandervogel Manga

This review contains spoilers. Hirasaka Koshiro starts talking about how his friend Yu-chan was kidnapped in front of Minami and Okitsu senpai in the “Invisible Friend” university circle. When I was in elementary 1, my friend Yu-chan was kidnapped right in front of me, but there were no reports of the kidnapping, and they were thought to be an invisible friend or an imaginary friend. The psychiatrist who treated him was a kidnapper in his own eyes, so Hirasaka was unable to go outside. However, an unidentified body was discovered in the ghost house where an unidentified body was found Then, Hirasaka finds his own book that he lent to Yu-chan. If Yu-chan were real, he went to group therapy, and Okitsu Ryo, who is claustrophobic, whom he met there, told him that he would go to college because he would let him meet Yu-chan, and it's up until now. The story between Okitsu Ryo and novelist Eve continues in “Wonder Vogel.” Ryō, who knows what the other person is thinking and ends up staying at Eve's house, talks about Yu-chan's strange childhood, and the distance between the two of them gets closer from there. This one is erotic and has a deep sense of BL. What happened to Yu-chan remains a mystery, and 2CP+ Minami's activities continue in “Sense of Wonder.”

This review contains spoilers. Kusama sensei's work is full of mysterious charm. The story, which can be said to be open-ended, is fascinating. Each character that comes up is lively and realistic. A mysterious kidnapping case. What really happened in the past? Even if it's not even clear, the present is important, and I'm living in the present. I felt it. Each memory is different, and so is the truth. It's such fun. Direct sex is at least the atmosphere it creates! Yu-chan and Shiro-kun. Ive-sensei and Ryo-kun. It's also frustrating to put it into letters! Anyway, it's fun! Let's reread it over and over again!

This review contains spoilers. I've been interested in it for a while, but I bought it when “Sense of Wonder” went on sale. The mystery ends as a mystery in this work, but I enjoyed the atmosphere without thinking too much.

This review contains spoilers. Two stories from the same world are recorded. “Invisible Friends” episode 2. I felt that it was a bit confusing when I first read it. This is because multiple names of the main characters are used artificially, so it's refreshing if you clearly identify the characters and names and reread them. It is a structure where multiple mysteries are superimposed on top of the mystery, but they are unraveled one by one, and at the end they are unraveled. The main mystery, (Why did Yuto's father wander around with Yuto for over half a year? (→ I wanted to have a son similar to my wife by my side at the end of my life because I had less life left.) (Why did my grandfather erase Yuto's memory? (→ Because her father made Yuto perform sexual treatment on behalf of his wife.) You can read it. It's heartbreaking to be able to understand the many things Ryō hid, the reason why my grandfather hid Yuto, the fact that Yuto is working hard in the multiplayer club, etc., and when the mystery is solved, I can understand their desperate and gentle speculations. The little things in the background, such as late club fees and club name changes, were also fun.. 3 episodes of the title work “Wonder Vogel.” The combination of the erotic and mysterious Eve, who reads minds and is particularly easy to assimilate into sexual desires and favors, and Ryō, who suddenly falls asleep even though it's DT and has natural masculinity, is the best. Amami's vegetation, ocean, night, rain, and typhoons have depth and make you feel realistic in the background. An entanglement that makes me feel erotic even though I haven't made it to the end. A relationship that deepens not only through the body, but also through conversation. I think it's a work with a very atmosphere where everything is of good quality and sticks together smoothly. There were no outdoor activities as I had imagined from the title. Other than the hit horse, the writer teacher plays a good (bad w) role that is strongly involved in the work. Mislead to continue with the sequel? There is a similar statement by Eve, and expectations for “Sense of Wonder” are also growing. Some parts are also drawn with tonal shadows, dashed lines, and solid lines that tend to be hesitant.

This review contains spoilers. The beginning of reading “Invisible Friend” is when Ko-chan and Yuto respond to the scene where they “fall off the slope every day by playing baseball or catching bugs” and “a man's play and first love is a mess” and “Yeah yeah, that's right, when they were in the lower grades of elementary school!” I had a bad feeling that “maybe...” from around when I was nodding and having fun, Ra... Yu-chan wasn't an incident. The fact that it's not being treated as a (criminal) case probably means that side is “good” and the opposite side is “evil,” and in other words, it probably means that “something” certified as evil actually happened... no... I don't want to know... Then, when it became clear who brought Yu-chan and what kind of occupation she was, my hunch was convinced. The short story of “Everything That Happened in Half a Year...” was so painful that I closed the book in the middle and then put my smartphone down. How painful memories from the past, which are flashed back over and over again, damage humans. There are probably people who have read it in various literature or heard about treatments to “erase” such memories. It's natural for people to want to forget about painful things or do things they didn't want to do. However, it is difficult to conveniently forget just one event. Well, there are actually people who did research that they should delete them all together. But the future is scary for me. It's good as long as you don't notice that you've lost a certain memory. But I'm sure the time will come when they learn that they've lost their precious memories together (eh, don't you remember? It was pointed out by people, etc.) Can you maintain self-identity (the feeling that you are continuous, consistent, and the same person) even though you know that some of your memories are missing? Aren't you sure that yesterday's self and today's self are the same? Can you feel happiness in a life where you live with such a sense of emptiness...? Even if the feelings of the people who tried to make them forget so as not to suffer were a type of love, it was necessary to go so far as to say “Shiro-kun forgot about you like a dream he had at night”...? I want to support him as he made up his mind to regain his memory. Kusama sensei didn't draw this story from the point of view of the creator (God) who makes everything boring, which I think led to reviews that the story was difficult to understand, but rather, I feel that it is good that it is real. Don't people who are full of confidence that “I can see everything” think “they don't understand anything”? I felt that the teacher was saying that the circumstances of the incident and people's feelings were just right, to the point where I humbly thought “I don't really understand.”

This review contains spoilers. The street is so difficult to understand that you can't understand it just by reading it. In particular, the story of Invisible Friends is hard to understand, and I wonder if this is what happened to me after all? I feel like I'm interpreting it. What is a young Yuto Gashirouni fe◯!? I wonder if my mother was replaced by my father after all. well, my grandfather will erase his memory too.. The luster of the title work Wonder Vogel's reception is good.