"...don't you dare look back!"

Crazy For you reminded me of Peach Girl, but in this one, there weren't any mean/bad characters that try to hurt each other. No, this one felt more real to me because the one doing the hurting are people you love, your own best friends.

It's easy to engulf yourself in it when all the characters seem human, they mess up and their choices hurt people they love and they repent.

Loving someone for years and then getting together to realize that you have both changed and there is no going back, no matter how much you want to.
It's about growing and realizing that we're all just looking for the same thing.

That's the main thing I learned in Crazy For You. That love doesn't change, people do.

Characters: They all have their faults.
Sachi was strong, to some she might look weak but, she loved unconditionally and she didn't give false hopes, that made her strong to me

Juk, was more complex, he was so closed in that he didn't let anyone near him, emotionally, more back story on him would have been great, to understand him more.

Eij (Akahoshi)i,was my favorite, he was behind the scenes. He wanted her to be happy, even Juki said i, "Akahoshi, will treasure you for sure."

Akemi, she didn't smile at all, barely, you knew she was unhappy. And the reader could tell who she loved, really loved, before she realized it herself.
If someone makes you cry more than they make you laugh....


The Art was nice, it was average to me, don't know what to compare it to.

SO I'll leave you with something Eiji said,

"When you delete all the 'buts' and 'howevers' the original most genuine thought would appear."


HAPPY READING!!