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A review by moonbites
Life Lessons with Uramichi Oniisan Omnibus, Vol. 1 by Gaku Kuze
5.0
4.5 ⭐️
I really loved this manga. This English Kindle version is really a bind up of volume 1 and 2. At first I thought that I would get bored of the concept, because it is fairly repetitive, but I really enjoyed it and loved the characters. I may also be a simp for our MC, Uramichi San. Not going to lie, I loved that nihilistic attitude, and he is a gymnast.
The dark comedy remains fairly consistent. Revolving around the idea of adulthood fucking sucks. But, the character interactions amplified the hilarity of it and the humor was timed perfectly. I laughed so hard at the songs about things like not having an umbrella when it rains and the interactions with the kids on the show. The juxtaposition of hating adulthood while working as actors on a kid's show was gold for me.
Here is an excerpt of the kind of humor in this manga...
I look forward to reading volume three and this is one of those manga I would love to own and have in my collection.
I really loved this manga. This English Kindle version is really a bind up of volume 1 and 2. At first I thought that I would get bored of the concept, because it is fairly repetitive, but I really enjoyed it and loved the characters. I may also be a simp for our MC, Uramichi San. Not going to lie, I loved that nihilistic attitude, and he is a gymnast.
The dark comedy remains fairly consistent. Revolving around the idea of adulthood fucking sucks. But, the character interactions amplified the hilarity of it and the humor was timed perfectly. I laughed so hard at the songs about things like not having an umbrella when it rains and the interactions with the kids on the show. The juxtaposition of hating adulthood while working as actors on a kid's show was gold for me.
Here is an excerpt of the kind of humor in this manga...
I look forward to reading volume three and this is one of those manga I would love to own and have in my collection.