Reviews for Kaijin Fugeki: Kindled Spirits Manga

This review contains spoilers. Anyway, it's an overwhelming sense. A sense of rhythm that makes you read it. The power of the screen! I'll follow up on the difficult words later. It's a cliché expression to say that it's packed with so many elements, but it's forever new. Regardless of whether the work is original or not, I don't really understand the story or setting, but I have the impression that it's really cool. I don't really understand something, but I'm convinced that this is the case. I still feel like I'm being overtaken by my drawing power, but it's addictive and exhilarating. The amazing pictures are cleverly connected and drawn in by the world. After all, the characters are strong. Speaking of preferences alone, I still don't have my own recommendations, but it's also good that the protagonist has a mediocre appearance and isn't the type that is kind, has a strong heart, and is selfish. I've never seen a two-headed girl, so I wonder what kind of idea it is. It looked a little off, but you can't do that. Addictive, unique, and amazing. Everyday life is usually a student and not quite normal, but the sense of incongruity goes away, and that is also a good Shiobai Express. The strong girls also have a good sense of trust from the fistfight between Ko and Gao. The lines are perfect and good. There is an interesting way of looking at it, which is different from battle stuff. It's still volume 1, so I'm looking forward to future developments.

This review contains spoilers. I think it's a new view of the world. However, they are drawn from “the world that exists there,” and since there are no explanatory terms, etc., you won't be able to get used to it (even softly) if you can't keep up with your understanding of Shinto families, shrine maidens, etc. Maybe the future is better than now? The digital camera was treated as an old item. It's probably a worldview where culture once declined. Or is it a parallel world? I thought it would be even better if you could talk a little bit about explanatory elements. This is the first time I've seen Konohaya Sakuyahime as an old woman.