Yume no Soko review

Nayoko-Kihara4
Apr 05, 2021
Well, this was a rather confusing and psychological manga. I normally like manga like this but sadly, this one just felt a little stiff. A young girl ends up falling asleep and goes to a convenient store that has cans of feelings that should never be opened. The manga might have had a deeper meaning behind it but I just felt like it was slightly bland. I mean, the stories that this young girl has are pretty good when they talk about what happens when You die with feelings still not spoken but having the girl sleeping in a coma and yet still in her room… I think if I was her mother, I would have already called the hospital by now. The girl (We never get her name) just keeps sleeping on and on without showing any sign of even wanting to wake up even after seeing her mother sleeping right next to her because she doesn’t want to leave her daughter’s side.

There was also an extra chapter that just didn’t feel like it was part of anything and just was supposed to be for laughs. I really didn’t like that it ended with the chapter because it took away from the meaning of the whole manga.

The artwork is clunky, with sketch marks all over but then they have very thin lines with white or black backgrounds. I didn’t really like how rounded the characters heads were or the sketchiness of the details though I do give the artist props for how much was in some of the panels. I just wish they had more detail in the other panels.

I wouldn’t really read this manga again. It wasn’t all that special and just sort of fell flat, especially with the extra chapter.
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Yume no Soko
Yume no Soko
Auteur Iwaoka, Hisae
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