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Yoru Koi review
Teachers a pedophile, like straight up
Worst part is its not even so bad because of the pedophile thing... -Story- The story is something you've read before, its not even a good one, its just kinda like "ohh things are happening and whatever", not to mention the pacing is really bad, everythings seems like its going so fast -Art- "If i add flowers on to a blank background and have every 8th panel look like that then you cant tell that there are no real backgrounds Characters where drawn well i will say -Characters- Ones a pedophile and the other is a young girl whos being taken advantaged of said pedophile, plus that young girls only personality is "i love him and ohh i fell and hurt myself" Please don't bother... please
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Seirei Gakusha Kidan Reikyou Kaden review
This is wonderful manga focusing on a teenage girl and her adventures in what she first believes to be a land of make-believe. Though as time progresses and she spends more time there she realizes that maybe its not so 'make-believe' after all. It is a very good story with lots of interesting characters and some twists to trip you up. Though the ending may depress you just remember most stories have a happy ending!
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Yomeiro Choice review
This manga is freaking amazing and hilarious. I don't know if it's just the translation I read, but the series had quite a few western pop culture references that made me laugh; there was even a Monty Python reference!
The story is somewhat unique and while the art and characters were rather average, my enjoyment of the series was massive. Although as a warning, this series is practically hentai in some chapters and some things are cringe-worthy if you aren't used to the subject matter. The ending was a bit thought provoking and somewhat deep until the last fifteen pages or so, but it still makes it one of the most enjoyable series I've read.
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Ibitsu review
This story was greaking insane and TERRIFYING!!!! If you're a chocking do NOT read this book at twelve a clock in your bed like I did. But if you want to not sleep and would want to start sleeping with a night light again, go ahead! If that's the case, this manga is perfect for you!
Moral of the story: don't talk to strangers and if there is a little girl in your garbage in a dress, run like hell and don't look back.
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Ore Yome. Ore no Yome ni Nare yo review
This manga was a masterpiece! I cried so much yet it was soooooo good! I highly recommend this to you and hopefully you enjoy it!
This is my favourite manga and i just wish it was a manga! if it was, that would be even better. If you want a similar story in anime form, I recommend Soredemo Sekai wa Utsukushii. I was watching it while it was ongoing and it made me feel like, WHY???!!! GIMME THE NEXT EPISODE! I felt like I was going to die. So, if you like mangas like that, i SUPERLY, ABSOLUTELY recommend this manga
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Gakuen Ouji review
So, i'm gonna try make this review spoiler-free. but, there maybe a little spoiler and in every spoiler part i'll put SPOILER ALERT.So, don't hesitate to read this review.
I love gakuen ouji because it is really enjoyable, i mean i read every single chapter without getting bored even once. it is so funny and refreshing to read it. Story (7/10) For me, i like the story because i haven't seen something like this before. It is about a school dominated by girls. But there is 2 parts that i feel like stupid and not needed. (SPOILER) the first one is when this girl named seriha come to this school. She is obviously a bitch and pretended to be a nice guy. She share false rumors and all the people in this school believe it, just like any other shoujo manga. I think it is so stupid for a top model to come to this school just to bully the MC (i mean you already success girl, how stupid u can be to just come to someone elses school because ur jealous and bully someone). The second part is the ending, i think the ending was rushed and i found this problem in many other shoujo manga. Art (7/10) The art for me, not the best, but it is ok as long as the character looking good Character (8/10) I like the character in this manga. The MC is not some type of weak girl who cry all the time (this type of girl makes me wanna slap her straight in her face). The Male lead is also cute and not too cold or something. I like their love hate relationship because it makes this manga so funny and enjoyable to read. Enjoyment (9/10) Just like i said b4, i really enjoy this manga and can't stop reading it. I even can't sleep because i keep thinking about it when i try to sleep lol. Overall (8/10) Overall, i think this is a good manga and really enjoyable. I think it doesn't matter whether the story is stupid or any other thing because the most important part when u read something is u have to enjoy it.
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Crazy for You review
I don't think it's really fair of me to write a review since at one point I became so frustrated/mad with the main character that I quit and read the end to see whom my favorite character(the only reason i kept reading this manga for so long xD) ended with...
I think almost all characters are well written except the main couple. I couldn't agree with their actions and eventhough i understood them it was uggghhh for me. If you like cliche, never stopping airheaded boys/girls then it's probably for you. Since I don't belong in that group it wasn't for me.
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Hagoromo Mishin review
"The very first snow fall always gives a special sort of feeling. It's like you're thrust into a whole different world the moment it falls."
Swan maidens are a reasonably well-established element of general mythology and Japanese theatre in particular -- notably Sagi Musume -- and while adapting mythology or fairy tales into a contemporary setting is nothing new, Hagoromo Mishin is an interesting instance of the swan maiden myth not simply adapted but integrated into a contemporary story of love, purpose, and everyday life. Kodama Yuki's sensitive yet pragmatic storytelling balances the elements carefully, allowing her to tell a quirky, unique, and compellingly fresh story that combines various familiar aspects from varying origins into something short yet remarkably memorable and enjoyable. Hagoromo Mishin's story divides itself to cover the relationships and personal trials of each of its characters; it's a more or less ordinary approach to hashing out the various problems that arise that can be seen in pretty much any genre or demographic, but the familiar and trustworthy approach is handled expertly and allows the story to move along smoothly. The particular difficulties faced by the characters are nicely varied, allowing a ready to find familiar and relatable elements, whether it be Youichi's first love, Kutsuzawa's difficulties in measuring up to his successful mother, or Shiori's troubles sorting out her feelings when she suspects she's fallen for someone she shouldn't have. The added fantasy element Miwa contributes doesn't clash with these real-life troubles as one might expect; rather, her situation brings with it its own more-or-less relatable troubles, and the peripheral fantasy element simply adds a unique and rather cute touch to the story. The art is consistent with Kodama Yuki's other series and overall style; reasonably simple and realistic character designs in line with the general josei approach, but attractive and appealing nonetheless. She doesn't pull any punches, either -- Youichi's plainness and Shiori's cute but fairly ordinary looks emphasize Miwa's classic Japanese beauty and make it clear why Kutsuzawa is a something of a local idol. Her style emotes well without having to go totally overboard, and it's easy to read the characters' moods and emotions as the story moves along. The backgrounds are typically simple, and many panels have no background at all; this serves to emphasize the characters in the frames and draw attention to what they portray, as well as giving the art a generally uncluttered impression. Perhaps the biggest problem with Hagoromo Mishin -- if you can even call it a problem -- is that the attention given to each of the characters' problems throughout the duration of the single volume results in the characters coming across as slightly underdeveloped. What the reader gets is something akin to vignettes of their personalities, rather than the full picture. Nonetheless, what is portrayed is a set of likeable, if somewhat quirky, characters navigating young adulthood and contending with some very real troubles -- and some fantasy ones, for good measure. Miwa in particular is especially likeable; her unfamiliarity with common elements of daily life may lead to a variety of inconveniences, but a reader can't help but sympathize with her and maybe chuckle a bit at the outcome of her mishaps. Her personal victories endear her all the more. Hagoromo Mishin is a sometimes sweet, sometimes bitter-sweet story with some of the traditional markings of a typical josei story, but just as many of a fairy tale. At once a slice-of-life coming-of-age story and a fantasy love story, it combines the appeal of each of its elements into a whole that has something for everyone.
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Isekai Omotenashi Gohan review
Altough it has a premise that seems quite common and repetitive, the plot develops into a enjoyable story.
The first chapters werent particularly outstanding but towards the third volume you start getting a deeper look into the caracthers inner toughts and psycology which I found quite refreshing and interesting. One big plus that this manga has is that it does not focus too much (barely at all) in the more "outlandish" experiences of the younger sister. It is a very not-magical kind of developement. Ps the amount of detail and work that is put into the recipies is honestly surprising lol as someone that loves cooking I appreciate the authors efforts . Give it a try if you want something easy to read.
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