School-Live!, Vol. 1 (School-Live!, 1)

This is literally my super fav series of all time <3Super cute horror story world that I ADORE!!It’s definitely the “It’s all in their head” meme at First, but as you go along throughout the story it’s heartbreaking.“Everyones sanity depends on the insane” is How it rocks and rolls.The anime though? :P too fluffy, too lame, Not enough like the original story and doesnt go as far as all the books.

so for everyone whos confused, i wanna clear things up a bit.<>WARNING<> LONG REVIEW AHEAD! (No Spoiers)first of all, theres a zombie appocolypse coming from an unknown source spreading throughout japan and various other places. just to clarify that everything is not as it seems…second of all, heres the title bit, the main reason im wrighting this review.everyone leaving reviews (almost everyone) is super duper confused about the "yuki" situation. So basically yuki is a super kind and loving girl who loves school and can't see anything interfearing with her perfect friendly life.heres the juicy part…in reality, theres some freakish zombie appocolype. the reason yuki sees everything as super perfect and nomal as it was before is because she can't handle the shock something horrible happening to something she loves and cared about a logt . in one of the anime episodes, tit shows the club members telling yuki to take her pills. these are obviously medicine pils to help her hallucination problem so she doesn't do anything bad or stupid (corect me if im wrong).Lastly, Megune. (pronounced Meh-goo-neh, for everyone who calls her meh-goone)at the begining, you see megune, as a young teacher who tutors yuki. all seems normal (obviously not)i can't remember if this is in this book not, but the club decides to go on a trip to the basement for more suplies. the team completely ignores megune other than yuki, of course. peope are also probably wondering why yuki talks to the air as if it were megune, and in book 2, people in the reviews section were asking where megune was.so basially, yuki sees megune as a part of her perfect hallucination reality. so naturaly, she would see megune like she sees the rest of her dead classmates and stuff.I personally find yuki a tad bit annoying, due to her constant obliviousness, but then again, that would happen to all the people who read and watched this seiries.~A THANKS~For hearing me out on this. Follow me on instagram @ lev265iscoolalso, you should watch the anime before. the books go deep into the college school and the anime covers the middle school part with some tweaks, like the club owns a dog for example. but thats a different story…BYE

The book came faster then I expected and it came in good condition and the story so far is very good definitely buying the next one. :)))

It was absolutely fantastic, and really had the feel I was expecting after watching the anime. (The anime is my all-time favorite, I recommend it as well.) The humor in it was oddly funny, and I wasn't expecting to laugh this much. It is also dark when it wants to be, with one part of the story in particular standing out as it wasn't in the anime. It also has some nice bonus material, which was quite fun to read. It was quite a fantastic manga, and I look eagerly forward to Volume 2. I highly recommend you give both the manga and anime a shot. If you're worried, watch the ENTIRE first episode, and you'll understand...

I didn't expect this manga to be so good ! I love how the story starts out. !

I just finished watching the anime version and didn't like that I didn't know what was gonna happen next! This is a unique manga that balances cute and horror very well - I plan on buying all 12 volumes.

I absolutely love the anime itself and o went ahead and picked up the manga as well. Absolutely amazing, great artwork, and the package itself was delivered on time with no issues. Thankyou so much to the shipment team abd those reading this. If you haven't already definitely pick up a copy. A fun slice of life, zombie anime in a genre that is often ignored.

Bought for my son's birthday

This is not my first time with school-live! And I must say that I prefer the anime adaptation as they reworked events and plot points to improve the overall plot, and the anime doesn't rely on perverted camera angles of the mine characters as much as the manga does which I much prefer as even for manga standards this manga is a bit creepy with their treatment of the mine characters.

Firstly, I watched the anime that ran for 12 episodes. It was addictive and I needed more.Then I found out about the manga. After reading volume one, I could see that one chapter was roughly the equivalent to the plot of one episode of the anime. Given there are a whopping ten volumes of manga to get through, I can't wait to see how the story and characters will be fleshed out.It's been a while since I picked up a title with any ongoing plot. I have been favoring four-panel comedy slice of life titles of late.I love titles that have harsh contrasts in tone, that reinforces the difference perspectives of each character. Especially concerning mental health.

This was.....brilliant! Don't be fooled by the cover this isn't your usual fluffy lighthearted manga.I knew what the big shock reveal was before I read it. This has its dark moments, but it's has the smile worthy moments in between. Love the art style. The girls interact so well together, don't think I have a favourite yet, they're all so unique and I like them the same, this could change after I start reading the next volumes which is definitely going to happen.

Book arrived in excellent condition and was delivered very quickly. Very happy

One of the best manga that I've began reading lately, and I've swore not to read any of it digitally, so I really am anticipating great things from the next few volumes. It's something new, so no matter what kind of manga you normally read, I suggest you give this a try.