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Japanese: シックスティーンライフ
Auteur:
Aikawa, Saki
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Manga
Volumes:
2
Chapitres:
12
Statut:
Finished
Publier:
2009-12-05 to 2010-05-20
Sérialisation:
Sho-Comi
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Japanese: シックスティーンライフ
Auteur:
Aikawa, Saki
Taper:
Manga
Volumes:
2
Chapitres:
12
Statut:
Finished
Publier:
2009-12-05 to 2010-05-20
Sérialisation:
Sho-Comi
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Saya is an ordinary lethargic female high school student. At karaoke while she was singing enthusiastically a song of her favorite artist, Takase Kazuki, the person himself was watching her…!?
(Source: Chibi Manga)
(Source: Chibi Manga)
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16 Life review
I got bored one day and decided to read a random manga. This is how I came across 16 Life. The story was enjoyable and the plot was entertaining, but the girl was just too "typical shoujo drama queen" for me to be able to like or relate to. The main male character was amazing, like my favorite even when he became a douche-bag. He was hot, funny, and could sing. I loved the idea of "singing and rockstar centered" but I think it could've been done better and a little more drawn out and dramatic. Seriously, needed more drama!!!!
Overall, I give this manga a 7/10, and I neither recommend this nor don't recommend this. Again, I only read it because I was bored. |
16 Life review
There's something a little comforting about love stories that fall together quite perfectly, even if they're too perfect to be realistic. 16 Life is good for people who still believe in romance that springs up from nowhere, musical talent that brings people to their knees, men and women that are prettier than average, and drama that could only come up in TV shows.
I'll give you a glimpse. The protagonist, a girl who firmly believes that she should follow a straight path to a stable career, is scouted by a handsome music producer. Ooooh, what will happen next? What a surprise... EVERYONE knows what happens next. Despite how cute the whole situation may seem, the story is quite heavily laced with cliches. Love triangles abound, musical talent is guided by feelings, past relationships come back to light, etc. The brevity of the manga made me thankful because I was starting to roll my eyes over how sappy the love was. The characters were no help to the story, either. Saya is the typical heroine who lets herself be taken in by love from a dude she barely knows, and though she's friendly, her emotions can really get in the way of things. The only good aspect of that is that she can channel her feelings into her singing. That is really something considering the way feelings usually affect people's performances. The men of interest were the standard bishounen. They were fine, but nothing so special, and all had weaknesses that weren't so unique. While they were attractive, two of them looked just like each other except for differing hair color. (I really hate that.) I suppose the saving grace of the manga was the art. While big-eyed girls and good-looking dudes are not at all particularly original for shoujo, the artwork did fit the tone of the story. I think the mangaka's eye for clothing wasn't too bad, though I can't say much else about the rest. Another fatal flaw was the mangaka's total dismissal of a problem which was never resolved. I suppose in the epilogue it seemed as if it was done and over with or forgotten, but that dissatisfied me seeing that it seemed to be an important issue before. Otherwise, the story went on and that was that. So, should you read this? Only if you're into some super fluffy shoujo. |
16 Life review
The story is a pretty typical set-up for a romance to start, a girl breaks something that a boy owns and has to repay with her body, no wait, repay by working for him. There's also a dumb "I'm only hurting her to protect her" conflict near the end. The art is nice to look at and the main characters are good-looking, but it has been starting to piss me off how looking at Aikawa Saki's others works all her protagonists and male leads look the same. Inside this manga too, all characters who are meant to look attractive look the same. Saya and Takase are both pretty bland characters. Though surprisingly, I find Takase to be the one that's way more annoying, always messing around with Saya. At the beginning there's a random friend of Saya's who has a crush on her, but they just forget about him (though he comes and says hi in the end) and bring out another random bishounen. There's even this moment when the random bishounen 2.0 kisses Saya but nobody really cares and everybody just continues to be friends. The romance is really weak in my opinion. Their feelings just never feel genuine to me. In the end (spoiler alert I guess?) Saya says: "It's true that the way we met was horrible, at the beginning you were someone I couldn't trust, but in this world full of people you found me and although I didn't have anything you gave me a platform when I enjoy singing and you are always protecting me, so that's why I want to be with Takase-san forever." And that's just like????? He gave you a platform when you enjoy singing and that's why you'll stay with him??? How is that even romantic?? Anyway, I'm sure you'll find something better to read, but if the premise interests you go ahead. There's some nice, fluffy moments but the story and characters are lacking. |
16 Life review
I was rather impressed by the art and it looks ver cute and lovely ((even in the chibi form)) but the story is not that big of a romance all around type of story. It centers on Saya who as the protagosnist should go after her dreams and be a heroine.....well she doesn't do both at the beginning. Only after she meets Kazuki does she find her dream and begins to persue thantks to the help of him and his record company. The romance only brews many chapters later and it started as a convinience relationship. ((not so great for a person who wants romance
all around.....yes Me)) but well once the story develops you can see them forming a bond and working together and it's very cute. Overall I thik this manga lacks of romance, the main character lacks of confidence, but I will give credit to the good art.
if you're just looking for a simple romance and a story about a girl lacks of self confidence ((something many girls can resemble)) then this story is for you. |
16 Life review
So I was updating my ps so I decided to read some shoujo mangas to kill time.
The art is pretty cute . It showed what the character is supposed to feel on that scenario. Im a fan of shoujo mangas and storyline is pretty much common but still was enough to made me giggle and cry ( i really cried ) . I just loved that there is not that much of hateful rivals -- ahhh peace it is :) Also I felt like some characters were really left out (well , it only has 2 vol sad ) . Well its Takase and Saya's story so what to expect . Bored ? Need to kill time ? Then this is something for you 7/10 :) |
16 Life review
Story : 7 , good
I liked the storylike fast pace romance , age-gap , romanctic moments ( typical moments ) but it was nothing new ..it was predictable but i cant deny the fact that i loved their first and second kiss lol xD and the plane crash part was good *_* Art : 8 , very good I really loved the drawing , the male mc he looked pretty good kinda hot xD and his ex-girlfriend ( the girl with black hair ) she *-* looked stunning and the side characters looked good as well . And i liked the way the mangaka drew the male mac's dresses , tiara and other accessories .. Character : 7 , good Enjoyment : 8 , very good The ending was pretty nice and i literally enjoyed their romance xD There were moments which filled my heart with warmth . Overall : 8 , very good a good shoujo manga :) more like a mini version of the liar and his love and a more developed version of nousatsu .... |