Reviews for Daemons of the Shadow Realm Manga

After watching the anime, I was worried more and more about the continuation, and I was really curious about what my enemy, Wanotsugai, would come out, and I can't stop being excited

This author's comic was far from Hagaren, but since it was an anime adaptation, I picked it up after a long time. After all, the story is interesting. Also, the picture is easy to read. I was able to read it quickly, and I'm curious about the continuation. I'm too good at drawing comics.

As always, he draws interesting works. It's great that no matter how serious a character is, it brings out gag elements!! Even though it's an enemy character, I really don't feel like I can dislike it. There are a lot of tsugai, but if I had Makoto and Ai-chan, it would be nice if they were to clean up properly without being manipulative, and Akai-san and Midori are cute too (though I don't want to be wrapped in a ball bag), and after that, don't they all like Hakurei sensei too much?! I wonder if there are fans in the west too?? There is a theory that unifies Japan is not East or West, but a comic by Hakurei sensei. Arakawa-sensei has written a lot of serials, and I just want you to take care of your body. I want to read Arakawa's works for a long time

After all, Arakawa-sensei is insanely interesting. I really can't wait for the next story, the more I read it, the fact that it's serious yet exquisitely twitchy and makes you laugh out loud in the diary later. I also enjoy watching anime with the fastest streaming every time. There's still a long way to go, but I definitely want them to make it to the end.

It's really amazing that none of Arakawa-san's are flawed - I liked Hagaren too, but Yusen's Tsugai is also insanely interesting! It was made into an anime, and I'm looking forward to it in the future! I'm always curious about the sequel and it's so laid-back!!!

It was interesting to watch Hagaren recently, so I became interested in other works drawn by the same author, and I intended to read only one volume, but it was interesting, so I bought several volumes. I'm also looking forward to the next volume.

I've only read one volume yet, but I'm worried about the future! I haven't read Hiroshi Arakawa's work in a long time since Hagaren! that's interesting!

It's an attractive work even for enemies. The main character is cool too. I feel that it's fun to read that there is a place to show off various characters.

I was so drawn to it because it was salty. There's nothing wrong with this kind of thing. yeah. And it was fun after all!! This feels like a shonen manga. I felt that it was clever to simply bring out the charisma of the characters. There are a lot of characters, including Tsui, but they all have their own personality, and all the characters are good. Above all, I like Yul's unforgiveness and the place where she is compassionate. Also, since I like men with poor eyesight who can do the job, Jin got a pressure point. The story development is also clever, and as expected, he is the author of “Hagaren.” If you like shonen manga, I can safely recommend this work. Postscript wow ~ is it an anime adaptation ~. that's right. It's a work suitable for animation. I'm looking forward to it.

Tsugai from Yosen and Tsugai from Yusen are too strong and can't wait, but they still get injured throughout the entire work, and surprisingly, all of the characters in the story die depending on circumstances (like being hit by surprise), etc. If you go with that, defensive characters (combos with) are strong, aren't they?

the picture is a bit... I was drawn to it when I thought and skimmed it! If you like Ushio and Tora, I recommend it! Laughter is awesome, isn't it?

The twins Yul and Asa, who live in a village deep in the mountains, are broken one day... and they start out in a bizarre way from the beginning, and they are drawn in quite a bit!

The way the story is slow and fast is exquisite, and I am drawn more and more into the story. The general outline of the story is similar to “Hagaren,” and I thought it must have been carefully structured beforehand.

Hagaren, I liked the feeling that every corner of the setting was packed and that it made sense. Even though Tsugai from Yosen also has a completely different style, “What kind of kid is this character?” “How does the story unfold?” I'm happily rereading it over and over again! I should have been doing it for 10 weeks... I also want to study Japanese mythology. It's going to swamp

The one and only view of the world is truly a word. To be honest, being addicted to it is tough right now, and I knew it was a strange story, and I was definitely addicted to it, so I didn't read it until volume 6 came out. But once in a while, I really miss Arakawa World... I read it ~ yes, I got caught lol There are times when the drawing thing appears in the back story of the book lol, but there were times when E● came up and I laughed.

A village protected by a barrier, those who attacked the village, and Della pretending to be peddlers who appeared in the village from time to time. For the time being, it seems like the three factions are fighting centered around Asa and Yul's siblings. I want it to be clear as soon as possible who is on your side and who is your enemy.