Reviews for SPUNKY GOBLIN Manga

I was worried that I might not be good at getting entangled with goblins... (sweat), but that time was a waste of time. I was stupid. It was a story I should have watched and cheered for earlier. First of all, the worldview was solid and well read, all the characters were unique (a little) stupid and adorable, the tempo of the story was good, and I was able to immerse myself in it as if I were part of a party. The magician who is attacking in this story is a bit annoying, but it's strange that if you look at it from the receiving point of view, it seems more and more cool and melodious... this attack is a swamp. Also, I was a little uneasy about getting involved with the goblins, but since they are all “handsome” in terms of goblins, it was fine, there was no sense of sadness or force, and baby goblins are insanely cute, so there's no problem. No matter which character I looked at, I could feel Ikuyasu-sensei's deep love. I also heard that there is a story about a separate episode as a sequel, and I'm looking forward to it every day. Because they are my top 2 people ~ I'm really looking forward to seeing how the two of them shorten their distance... I'm looking forward to the continuation, teacher!

I've probably read most of Ikuyasu-sensei's works, and the sight of a really cool man becoming happy is amazing! But I hadn't tried my hand at this Goblin for a while... but I didn't need that much preparation to be a monster and gross. Other people's reviews were helpful. There is also an element of romance within the party, and the story is interesting. At the end, the result was really unexpected, but I'm really looking forward to the sequel and spin-off!

I love the characters drawn by the author so much! I can read it as a gag because I'm calm even though I'm in a terrible situation. Goblins come out fluttering around, and they also have tentacles, so it's necessary that they're not bad at outsiders. Since it's a doujinshi, it was hard to review until it was completed, but it was completed in 6 volumes. They seem to be drawing spin-offs too, so I'm looking forward to the continuation!

I myself don't like getting involved with monsters, and I'm rather bad at monsters, beastmen, etc... the reviews are really good, aren't they?! Is it a gag erotica type? If I read it out of my mind... What a hell (tears) isn't this a really made up story!! As you can see from the title and cover, there are a lot of terrible things going on with Mr. Sumta, but since the person himself doesn't have a sense of sadness (maybe it's a bit natural?) Coupled with the lightness of the party members, it wasn't hard to watch. Well, I wonder if the last one is a bit painful... Each character is unique and very good, and Moss is right in the middle of my personal preference, so I really enjoyed reading it. Also, when it was the first round, I read it quickly and didn't notice, but the author's writing of Goblins is amazing!! I was moved that there must be settings for each mixed race. The story is Happien. I really want to read more stories!! I'm looking forward to it. I like the cover of volume 6 because it's cute. One sunflower, the language of flowers is “I only look at you”! It's heading in Moss's direction!! Sumta (falling off her knee) is too cute!

I really love Ikuyasu-sensei's work. Once you've finished reading it, you'll fall in love with all the characters. Even goblins are cute. It was awesome to be naughty and laugh. I would be happy if you could also see Goblin Baby in gloves and earrings getting bigger. I'm looking forward to seeing what happens to my relationship with Sumta too! Reading the teacher's work cheers me up, so I reread the other works too!

It's impossible. I love it so much that I want to keep reading for the rest of my life. At first, I honestly read it in the frame of a story, but it was such a big human drama... I was so worried about how he would grow up in the future that I can only sleep at night, so please ask for a later story. It's Afterlife.

Are erotic comedies so tasty that I read them all at once? The characters had different physiques, so I was able to come across good works...?

I like Ikuyasu, but it's like another world, so I hesitated and didn't buy it, but it was great when I read it. I've read up to 3 volumes, and at first I felt like there was a slight romance element in the comedy and erotic main, but from volume 3, a bit of mystery elements have also been added to the storyline, and I'm really curious about the continuation. Since it's a doujinshi, volume 1 in particular had few pages and I felt that it was expensive, but I was able to get it when there was a discount coupon or something, so I was really satisfied.

It's a story like a game where people gather friends in a guild and go on adventures, which I'm addicted to in the olden days. Since the spirit of self-sacrifice is necessary to act as a shield to protect the party, numerous trials come to Sumta the swordsman. The theory behind avant-garde is that they damage as much as possible. In volume 1, they are surrounded by goblins and “peeked”... but... they are good at vulgar sound effects such as “pecha pecha,” etc., but the goblins are surprisingly gentlemen!? So, it also has comedic elements, so there's no sense of sadness at all. No, it says help your friends too, but is self-sacrifice still important... It's also excellent as a story where it makes you smell a premonition of love with friends beyond Sumuta, who is going to be in trouble due to the erotic nature of the goblins. It is a divine work where you can fully enjoy the charm of Mr. Ikuyasu, with a beautiful, plump body that is the true essence. The revised edition, which is divided, was in a state of heavy fog, so if you are an adult, you should definitely go for R18...!

It was easy to read in Shiobai with good erotica and comedy! Contrary to the situation, there was no sense of sadness, so I was able to read it with peace of mind. It was a work that made me look forward to continuing.