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The story is about a strange couple: Nishimiya Shouko and Ishida Shouya and the development of their relationship.

Nishimiya is a deaf girl who gets bullied by Ishida.It leads to Nishimiya leaving the school.But because of this Ishidas classmates turn againts him.He realises his mistake and regrets it.After a few years Ishida meets Nishimiya again.He decides to atone what he does.To do that he learns sign language and starts to build up a relation with her.

The manga itself operates with mature topics such as suicide and bullying.Overall, the manga militates very mature the problems with which the characters strugle feel real and believable.The characters and their development are the main advantage of this manga.Around the main characters is formed a group of unique personalities in spite of the fact that these people dont have anything in common.

The art is really good and there is nothing I can point out about it.

I enjoyed this manga and I would recomend it to anyone who looks for more, than just an ordinary romantic story.

Alright, I'll say it's my first review so notice me if I fuck up, also, the English isn't my mother language so sorry if I misspelled something.
What can I say about Monster, it's not that it's my favorite book, it's one of my favourite whatever , let's just say that this is the best and the worst drug you will ever have, why you ask? I'll tell you, it's the best because you don't notice that it gets you even when you run to the shop to buy the next volume minutes after finishing the one you have previously bought that day, and it's the worst because after finishing it you feel bad, why? Because you need more! Chapter after chapter you need more, that's why I love Naoki Urasawa, he did the best job as a writer I have ever seen.

Story (9/10):The story of a fugitive that is innocent and tries to find the real killer is almost a cliché, but in this case it looks completely natural it doesn't force the situations and everything is related between the events that happen in the story, the only thing I can find wrong at the story is that after finishing, you look back and it looks like a bit of luck from Tenma's part.

Art (9/10): As I don't know much about the art In Mangas I'll just say that every location and character are pretty well detailed, and it looks great, it knows how to show you the important things of the scenario without making you feel stupid.

Characters (10/10): This is the point that makes Monster one of the best Mangas ever, everything main or secondary character is so charismatic, all of them have some effect on you, maybe you want them dead or you love them more that you love your mother, most of the characters evolve during the story and you can feel it, at this point is like Toradora but better because every character has his plans for their life, they're opinions and feelings, ¡those are not characters, they are real people!

Enjoyment:(10/10):I really enjoyed Monster, it's really thrilling and has you continuously waiting for the next movement, you can't wait to know what will happen next, what character will appear, it's slow but very addictive.

In conclusion, I personally think Monster will be impressed for a long time, I'll say more than a hundred years, I'm not joking, it will be remembered, at least by the people who recognize a great character development, at least for the thriller lovers, at least, by me.

Don't read this, it's not important or relevant in any way for the main story, it's just full of cheap fan service.
The reason why Idolish7 is great is because of it's good story and character writing but while reading this I was feeling like I'm reading something completely different, I guess if you are a fujoshi than only you will love this otherwise there is nothing good in it there is no story, substance or any kind of development here at all, just fan service here and there, so don't waste your time by reading this and just stick with game story and anime.

This manga deals with the concept of rape rather well in the beginning. The female main shows a rather common coping mechanism, becoming numb. However, when her first rapist dies, she ends up with a new one in his son. And then falls in love with him after he assaults her. Stockholm Syndrome, anyone? It's not realistic and, frankly, it wasn't enjoyable to read simply because of my overwhelming anger at the male lead. Even as the story progressed and his past and motives were set to life, he still wasn't sympathetic even if the maid stayed with him.

I'm a fan of Setona Mizushiro's work but I wouldn't recommend this for anyone unless they had nothing else to read or just wanted to be disappointed. The only redeeming quality is Mizushiro's artwork, which is rather beautiful and emotional, despite the numbed state of most of the characters.

This was something that is very distinctly Ken Akamatsu. In fact, in the end, the girl looks just like Saati! For a Christmas one-shot, it was fairly well written. A bit cliche for 90's (works pervert lucks out with hot chick) but it works for this. The storyline was pretty unique, but it was never really built upon on the history of her family and why she loves him. It felt a little empty, to be honest. That being said, the story moved pretty smoothly, the art was good and standard for late 90's work. There wasn't much to derive from the plot or a climax, it was just kind of meh. I enjoyed reading it all the way through, but there are plenty of issues with it.

I didn't like that Santa was constantly talking about breasts and that Mai was just like okay with it pretty much. I also hate that there aren't really antagonists in this story. There isn't much driving you to read aside from the hopes of finding out why he's unlucky or why she loves him, and it never comes. The only reason I kept reading was that I'm a diehard Akamatsu fan and I'm very familiar with his style and comparing it to other works I've read (Love Hina, A.I. Love You, etc).

The basic plot summary of Femme Fatale might seem typical at first: couple in a committed relationship, another boy falls for the girl, the girl becomes attracted to the outsider boy and must now make a choice.

The difference is that Femme Fatale is told entirely from the perspective of the outsider boy. We hardly see the central couple interacting at all, and only when all three are together. The key developments in that relationship happen off camera.

Instead, you get a case study in unrequited (?) love. The main character has fallen hard for this girl; he knows it, he knows that he can't do anything about it, he knows that she is dating someone else, and he doesn't really want to break her up with him if doing so will make her sad. So, he fixates on her, revels in whatever interactions with her he can get, and slowly becomes closer with her. And as she discovers his attraction and their relationship starts to develop, he is just as unsure what to do about it as she is.

There are a few downsides. One scene at the beginning of Vol 2 felt pretty uncharacteristic for the MC. There is a lot of dense text, a lot of names, and a lot of characters that just get thrown at the reader, so it's easy to get lost, especially at the beginning. The boyfriend seems to veer wildly between being a jerk and being a nice guy, with no rhyme or reason. The art is solid, but unspectacular.

Still, it's a fascinating manga about fascinating people. Also, great ending, so, no complaints there.

So if you are looking for a little bit different take on an adult (seinen, not hentai) romance manga, try this one out.

Even though this manga is at its very beginning let there be the first review. (Maybe I’ll update it later.)

This is a new serialization by the author of Psyren, which was axed in the end. And, I’ll be honest, this one doesn’t look like it will survive too. Rather I expect it to die of a much younger age.

The manga revolves around a girl with hidden power, who wants to become a detective, and a young boy, who is a prodigy of a shikigami user. It strongly hints that the development will lead to some world-changing events. But what use is this promise if the topic of shikigami is a very beaten one and the beginning of the story goes too fast? And under “too fast” I mean not that too many things are happening at once, but that bonds are forming too quickly and too many plotholes are plumbed solely with humor. The author seems to try to cater to shojo audience, despite this being published in WSJ. The designs of the entry-level shikigami also leave much to be desired. Though the quality of the art in the whole shows skill and leaves a very pleasant impression.

We’ll wait and see, of course. But it remains unclear, whether Kagamigami will get the time needed for development. I am not sure I can recommend this to everyone at the moment, so I’d rather tell what categories of readers might be interested.

- Those interested in gender topics. Seriously. This is a nice subversion. We mostly follow the pov of the female lead. The female MC has a lot of traits of the typical shounen hero – she is initially useless (and even has a lot of unwomanly traits, but is not shamed for this), has a big dream, has a hidden power, a powerful ally out of another world is dropped on her.
It looks like the manga is heavily aimed at girls, cause even now, at 6 chapters, it has at least two full-scale bishounen with a possible third. And the male MC has shota-ish features, characteristic of some shoujo/reverse harem characters (can’t go further, because of spoilers).

- Those who like silver fox boys (for the sake of fetishists I'll specify: with tail, ears, but shoulder-length hair). Nothing else to say, you know whether you do.

- Those who enjoy the use of the evil plush toys imagery.

- Those who like shounen with darker undertones. Despite everything the series seem to shape up as one with rather dark moments, as was the case with Psyren. For example, the bad guys here feed people eggs of giant parasite worms. Not exactly fit for kids.

I hope that this will develop. I like the unusual heroine – she is really far from stereotypical. And I see a lot of potential in the scary side of the story. Yet, at the same time I don’t find the beginning too impressive, and I feel that it can bury the series, since the buildup is weak and bumpy, and a lot of important details is skipped.

This is one for us. It's a story for all of us loners out there. No matter where you are, we all share some of the same challenges.

I know how tough it is sometimes. While eating by yourself, you feel anxious and rush, leaving the meal without enjoying it. Buying something at a store, you feel self conscious and rush your purchase in fear of judgement for being there alone.

I was expecting a light hearted comedy, and instead I learned a life lesson. It's okay to enjoy your own company, and『Ayane Ojousama wa Sanoba Bocchi ni Araserareru』really drives the point across. Ayane often encounters her self proclaimed rival Tsubasa, and their interactions as well as their differing points of view show two opposite ways of looking at a situation and together the "rivals" show us that we can be comfortable with ourselves and enjoy everyday events.

It's okay to sit at a cafe alone and sip on a coffee while reading a book or simply watching the scenery. It's okay to go to the movies by yourself to watch that movie that you really want to see. It's okay to enjoy alone time. We become lost thinking about what we should be doing and we fail to enjoy the moment before us.

I highly recommend this manga. Not only is it a nice and relaxing story to read, but it conveys an important message.

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Ever hear rumours about the 'deep web' where videos of people get killed for the sole purpose of other's enjoyment exist? That is exactly what this manga is.

Timid-looking main character and his crazy girlfriend with people killing each other like mad might remind you of Mirai Nikki, but this one does not involve anything godly or beyond us, just human.

Story:
Plot is original as far as I know, though you will see a lot of cliché elements (like the one I mentioned above) but so far it managed to keep me engaged. The idea might sounds boring, but keep in mind that there are a lot of these so called Dead Tuber (the one who made videos) and they are dead serious when it comes to beating their rivals. The Dead Tube also gives different themes or criteria for the videos, like Youtube challenges, I can't help but try to think of the possible setting as well.

Art:
You probably aware that this manga contain heavy gore and ecchi (hell, it might be considered as hentai at this point) in very detailed images, sometimes too detailed for my comfort. If you like these kind of thing, good for you.

Character:
At first everyone seems bland, but you will discover new things about them, either good or bad. I went from hating the character to rooting for them in less than 15 chapter. Expect some character development. Don't get too attached though, you don't know when it is their turn to be filmed :D

Bloody Hell. Literally this manga is really gorey and bloody in many reasons i couldn't speak of. Therefore this manga is not for everybody since its quite F*cked up.

To start of, This manga is about a story, placed in a screwed up reality present day time, where there is an alternate version of YouTube, that lets you do any crime possible in the site "Dead-Tube". In this site people are able to upload video that gains them alot of views. The winner with the most views, gets money and all charges of the crime that they make are dropped, where as the losers with the least amount of views, HAVE to pay all money towards all crimes that had been partake over the course of the Dead-Tube event.

Story: [8/10]
To be frank, story-line wise this manga is quite sub standard. however by the fulfilling amount of plot twists id give it an above average review. I dislike story-lines that had no twists at all, therefore this is right up my alley. The story is fulfilling and the ambient that is being told within the story, makes you think. At first it was WTF but as it progresses you began to think about the "real world", and how F*cked up the world really is".

Art [8/10]
The art is brilliant, it's shines brightly with it's realistic gore scenes and ambient scenes. The characters are well drawn out and you can easily differentiate each character. You could imagine each scene in motion as an anime. Each scene has distinct depth and gradiation that i fell in love with the art.

Character [9/10]
Each characters have distinct traits and personalities that we could differentiate each character just like the art of each character. Character development is sharp and steady, and in all honestly the ending is quiet imminent. The party of 2 grows larger and at first i thought that, oh it's gonna be the typical harem trope. But just read and see for yourself how wrong i am.

Enjoyment [10/10]
I enjoyed the manga really much because, even though it's gorey and F*cked up which isn't my fetish to be frank. I still enjoy the story I enjoy the F*cked up reality of each people and their desire to do everything for money. They all don't care about what would happen to anyone They just care about the money and fame.

Overall [10/10]
This manga has shown alot of potential and im looking forward to the upcoming releases, it's f*ed up edgy atmosphere isn't for everyone Hence it's a turn down for most people. However if you manage to read thoroughly each chapter by chapter. The story shown in this manga is much more real then you'll think.