it's him?
well i know from another series he already translate
hope you continue this series

already read first
and well, too many dialogue

but still interesting development
the word "supranatural" seems quite fit in this series

well let's see another chap later (hope so )

This mystery manga started quite strong, there were many questions and the setting and characters were interesting. The middle part was dragging a bit and art was less good. The last few chapters managed to recover the manga to the level it started at. All in all good read, maybe it could have been shorter (or not).

don't bother with my rating, it's a bit random after all mmm...
but it sure is a good manga in one or another way mmm...

don't exactly know what to say since it's only the first chapter translated so far mmm...
though for know, i should say mystery is the better way to describe this manga rather than supranatural mmm...

Very good mango, it has a YUMMY waifu everything I like.

Then I got sick of the stripped-down, angular art, and the similarly-irritating fact that the characters are always yelling out their reactions. In general, there is an absence of a true sense of how people (or humanistic androids) in this kind of mysteriously difficult situation would react, especially if they were a female and male. Occasionally they would fall silent out of despair. Sometimes one or both of them would cry. Every once in a while they would shut up and QUIETLY try to think out their situation. They would probably even do some kissing and hugging for comfort's sake.

I think what's happening is we're getting here the general style of behavior of characters in the all-to-common macho-magical-fighting type of manga. I happen to really hate those, so much so that when a promising sci-fi manga like this enters into that mode of behavior for multiple chapters, I usually drop it. This case is no exception.

However, most readers of this review probably don't share my intense dislike for macho posturing. In addition, I can see that there is a good sci fi concept lurking somewhere behind all the yelling and moaning. Accordingly, lots of you may love this manga, so I gave it an 8, even though to me it deserves a much lower rating just for being irritating.

BOTTOM LINE: The Melancholy of You-Know-Who is a very hard act to follow!

... Last updated on July 9th, 2016, 8:48am

This started with a really interesting premise, but later a large proportion of it devolved into standard rom-com dynamics, with dozens of pointless ecchi scenes to boot.

It's still okay, but it could have been interesting.