Reviews for My Dress-Up Darling Manga

This review contains spoilers. I'm writing a review for the first time in my life. I'm sorry if there are any sentences from here on that get stuck. Please bear with me. My encounter with this work dates back to when I was in middle school, and I was surprised that Wakana and the others were over 20 years old before I knew it. Probably because I've been reading it all the time, I felt like they were friends who were the same age when I was in high school, somewhere far away. Their words and experiences sometimes supported me when I was struggling with my friendships, what I liked, and my dreams for the future. I can't help but be happy to be able to see their youth and happy future now. There is the sadness of not being able to see their everyday lives anymore, but now it's just a messy marriage. I want them to be much happier already. I want my grandpa to stay healthy all the time. Thank you for your hard work for a long time. Thank you so much.

This review contains spoilers. That was interesting! The love between the two, their future, and their way of dealing with cosplay were all convincing and the best happy ending...! There were also exciting developments along the way, but it was great that there were no useless episodes at all, leading to character growth! The title collection was excellent, and I was even more moved to know that the theme wasn't blurred and that the author's feelings for the characters were carefully drawn from the afterword. I'm sad that it's over, but I'm really glad I read it. It was a wonderful work that affirmed not only the characters but also the readers.

This review contains spoilers. The title was so catchy that I read it! A crazy, naive girlfriend, and Gojo-kun, who is serious and too sincere. Through cosplay, the story of two people with different worlds begins. You feel the awesomeness and passion of having recommendations, and you're thrilled that the distance between the two of you shrinks? The laughter that comes in from time to time is a relaxing work!

This review contains spoilers. I've also read modern manga, but I only read fantasy ones because they exaggerate too much and are so horrible that in reality, that's not true. What's more, I'm not good at “Gal,” and to be honest, I didn't think I'd read the title of this work, even though I had seen it, but I was addicted to watching anime. The spoken language is gal, but they are all very honest and nice, and I thought they were empty and not like Gojo-kun's today's kid, but they are very stoic. Marinna looks like a community ghost with a strange sense of distance, but the figure of Gojo-kun in agony not being able to say that you like her is so smirking that you can't read it unless you're at home lol, in my personal impression, I'm glad the last one ended with that ocean scene. That's enough “I wonder if those two will get married.” “When a child is born, they'll be loved by their grandpa and great-grandpa, and they'll probably get dolls made by their dad. I was able to imagine “Oh, well then the kid is probably a girl lol.” Too bad both the marriage episode and the kid episode were too much of a bonus. If I were to draw, I wanted them to draw properly, so it would have been better if it wasn't just about that. Most of the light novels, starting with the Narou series, were collected at the beginning, and there are many lazy ones after that, but I know that the costume for this work is a costume doll, but I was shocked when “Bisque Doll” came out in 11 volumes. The sense of construction not found in light novels is also wonderful. After all, the coverage from various places is different from works like Comicalize. I'm not disrespecting or making a fool of comicalization or light novels, but after all, I think there are many light ones that are light in terms of construction. As a resident of Saitama prefecture, it's also a nice point that Iwatsuki dolls have been picked up. Konosu is also famous, but did you go to Iwatsuki? They are two diametrically opposed people who wouldn't normally meet, yet they are very smiling and I like them. I came across a very good work after a long time. What is the word “Iwatsuki” when watching anime too? I thought about it and found it, so when I happened to see it, I thought that if Iwatsuki and Hina Dolls hadn't appeared, I wouldn't notice it... it's a miracle.

This review contains spoilers. I was surprised. First of all, if you think of it as the main character, a member of society, he's 15 years old lol! There were too many girls exposed, and the service was perfect for male readers, but it was interesting. I don't play games or cosplay, but I recommend it as a comic with a wonderful view of the world

This review contains spoilers. I remember when I was in high school 6 years ago, and I couldn't stop reading comics I borrowed from friends because they were so interesting. After that, when I became a member of society, I bought it as an e-book, but the main story, extra edition, and epilogue were so good that it made me cry. There's nothing cosplay that I could relate to at all, but even so, there was something I was attracted to. It was all there. I love Kaimu and Gojo-kun too much... they say they have nothing but precious children, and it's okay if they do more extra editions

This review contains spoilers. The pictures and story are so good, I'm a student, and I was just wondering if they would draw until graduation, so I was shocked that it ended so quickly, but at least I wanted a school excursion and graduation ceremony... it's a divine work I really didn't want to end!!