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AKAZUKIN ELIZA review
One word : Weird. It's not bad, it's not especially good, but it's weird.
Akazukin Eliza is about a girl named Eliza who fell in love with Wolf, a boy accompagned by his pet worm who can eat poison (yes). Eliza bring soup to her bodybuilt grandma everyday. Grandma who by the way doesn't want any man to come near her beloved grand daughter. Even if the setting is kinda special, the art style is very cute (except for the gigantic worm). With its pretty heroine and considering it is an ecchi, the fanservice is obviously very present. After realizing it, the presence of this huge phallic-looking worm takes all its meaning. Or maybe I just have the brain deformed by too much hentai. The story is some kind of rewrite of the tale of the Red Riding Hood. We can find some elements of the tale, like the fact that Eliza have to bring food to her grandmother or that the boy is called Wolf as a reference to the Big Bad Wolf, with just a massive worm of several meters added to the story. Yes, it's been several times that I criticize this particular "character", but I think it's time that we talk about it. What's he doing here ? Its function is to detect poison, which is very useful for the advancement of the story, yes, but why a worm ? It could have been any animal of whatever creature related to the original tale, but no, the author said to himself : "What if I used one of the most disgusting animal of this planet and who has, by pure chance, the same shape as a male genitalia ?" I know that his goal was probably to use an uncommon animal to add originality to his manga. But I don't know, I guess worms aren't my thing. I'm probably a little too harsh with this manga. After all, this is only a cute little comedy. It is stupid, yes, but it can be funny. Maybe if the story had been longer, I could have become more attached to the characters. If it didn't please me more than that, it could still please someone else with different tastes and a different sense of humor. So, if you like comedies who leans toward the absurd and you're not disgusted by worms, go read Akazukin Eliza. It won't become the manga of your life, but it is still enjoyable.
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U19 review
U19 is a series with a interesting premise, but it may end up becoming another generic shonen series. Initially, after reading the first chapter of the series, I was somewhat interested in the plot, since it tackles a touching topic about the superiority of adults and the inferiority of children "under 19." However, due to this series being in Weekly Shonen Jump I am afraid that this series may end up being another new series ended shortly due to the popularity and rankings.
So far while reading the first 3 chapters of U19, the story isn't really doing anything new, but the author of the manga is doing something quite unorthodox, since he allows for the main character to confess his feelings to his childhood friend within the first two chapters, and he slowly building up hype for something to potentially happen. The artwork is rather good, and the panels are very clear and the actions are easy to follow. Overall, this series so far is pretty interesting, but I am not sure how the manga will perform.
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Aishite Kudasai, Sensei review
“Love is a temporary madness " _Louis de Bernières
The story is about a schoolboy who fell in love with his sensei. The two characters have known each other in the past as the teacher happens to be the MC's first-love. None of all of this is original but what's interesting about this manga is that things takes a different turn. Now that the MC 's first-love is teaching Chemistry in his middle school, he won't let her escape... The sensei rejects the boy's advances so he starts stalking her and showing his yandere side. This manga is not everyone's cup of tea. However, i liked the disturbing/unsettling romance in it. I think the problem in this kind of manga lies with the fact that the author didn't explain much why the boy's behaviour became extreme like that. Was it because of love or parental abuse, tragic past, psychological illness or a form of love-driven madness...? What about the woman, did she love him from the start and was good at hiding it? What seduced her in him? etc. So i wouldn't call this one a psychological romance because there isn't much backstory to the characters nor sufficient explanations of their choices. I think it's a really intriguing and enjoyable romance if you look at it from a different perspective. If you like unconventional and weird/creepy/age-gap romances or you happen to like psycho-lovers, obsessed-stalkers, jealous-possessive-alpha-males, then this manga is for you.
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Angel/Dust review
Angel Dust is a cute story with great characters and beautiful artwork. Unfortunately the story, while a great concept, suffers greatly from a lack of pacing. The story is just too rushed and felt incomplete. I've had a lot of series where I felt they dragged on for far too long and stories where I was left wanting more because it was just so good but in this case I felt like Angel Dust needed more substance introduced over a longer period of time. Reading this story left me feeling like I had just ran through a museum, only taking a cursory glance at all
the objects.
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Iron Knight review
If you read this manga online, websites tend to present the one-shot version as "Chapter 0" and would highly recommend those of you interested in reading this to start with that first if you want to compare to the longer manga version. Otherwise, start with Chapter 1 (duh).
I have to say I thoroughly enjoyed this short manga and would say that it is fairly well executed short story. Reading some earlier reviews, I learned that some people are pointing out that it is a rip off of Attack on Titan. While I understand why others may consider it a poor imitation, I have to disagree. The one-shot holds truer to the thought of an imitation, but if you read the completed manga, Yagi Tomohiro is able to make it his own. Though he keeps the basis of the Iron Knight in a post apocalyptic world, he incorporates his own ideas for the plot well. Tomohiro also does a phenomenal job on developing Teppei's character! He is able to make the reader truly concerned for Teppei and empathize with his situation. Yagi puts Teppei in a better light as he exhibits Teppei's iron moral (pun intended) in facing each new challenge. At the same time, Yagi doesn't overdo the emphasis on Teppei's role as the hero by clearly showing his weaknesses often. He is misunderstood and beat down often but able to stand right back up and keep going. A great trait for a "strong" hero, but it is appreciated that Teppei's ability to withstand strife is not constantly preached by the mangaka. In doing this, Yagi makes Teppei seem more realistic, showing that he can keep going on his journey the same way that one moves on in life. I enjoyed the overall simplicity of the art as it was intended to be a light read. I'm not saying that the drawing was rudimentary (quite the opposite), but it was nice to see that it paralleled the idea of the story. I would recommend this to anyone who appreciates a story that, first of all, concludes, and is in itself an interesting read. I'm not going to label myself as having a refined taste for manga, I'm simply an enthusiast who enjoys manga. The Iron Knight really reminds me of the layout of a video game that I played (I can't remember what it was though). But, if this were the plot of a well executed video game, I would play it.
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Alive review
Before reading this manga I read some reviews about it. So maybe my expectations were high especially since I like psychological manga but somehow I didn't feel satisfied.
The plot is strong but the manga is so short that it fails to make an impact. I feel that the characters could have been better developed. Still it was an average read. It could have been a great manga but the story ends just when the reader starts getting engrossed in it. At the end I don't get a feeling of closure. For me it was a worthwhile read. Read it and you may like it if you like stories that make you think.
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Ashitaba-san Chi no Mukogurashi review
A light-hearted story about the relationship of a newlywed couple and the shenanigans of their family. It contains ecchi scenes, but nothing too disgusting imo. It gets better in the later chapters focusing on the main's couple's pregnancy. To be honest, I don't know why it's listed as a Harem, it literally has nothing to do with a harem, so for those that don't like Harem don't worry, it's just wrongly listed. The score should be with a 1.0 point higher in my opinion , it ain't something amazing, but it's a fluffy story and offers some good life advices regarding marriage and fammily.
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Shinju no Kusari review
Horrible.
Just plain horrible. Forget originality, there was no story! It was: she (the main character) cries, they fuck. Every damn chapter. And since I try my darnest to not swear [more specifically, to not use the word f^(k] you know I am more than a little pissed. The thing is, you really don't know why it is such a big deal. They just met, it's the same day, he 'coincidentally' finds out she works part-time, she tells him 'hi' which leads him to stalk her to death and then... They fall in love. It hasn't been two days, they do it on a bench. Tell me, where is the story! What has the title got to do anything with this? Did the author go, 'oh, well, since I don't have a story, I'll make the title random'? The art was plain, not ugly but plain. The characters don't have distinguishing features and the features are somewhat disproportionate. So there was NO effort on the art nor the story, it was a jumble of sense-less, worse than mediocre, erotic scenes.
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Sekisei Inko review
Sekisei Inko is a manga about loss, recovering, discovering, and finding oneself. This is a great manga, I don't know why the score is so low. Anyways I would recommend this series to any psychological manga fans. It's great. The story, Art, Characters are overall amazing to me. The art is different, but thats what originally pulled me into reading this. It doesn't look like any manga out there and that is what makes it stand out. The story may seem a bit simple at first but if you stick with it, the payoff will be great. Very underrated series in my opinion. It may
not be everyones cup of tea, but please gives this manga a try.
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