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after watching the anime, i had the strong desire to read the manga.

Akatsuki no yona was my first managa i've ever read and i'm honestly so in love with it.

The author's way of story telling is very captivating that you can't help but stay up late reading the manga hoping that the chapters wouldn't end.

The plot is not your typical damsal in distress princess who relies on those around her but she ends up growing stronger and more dependent on herself in order to achieve her right to freedom.

The romance in the story is refreshing as it occurs naturally and you can see a strong between two friends flourish into a romantic one. their love and care for each other leaves readers wanting more!

And the substories suits the main plot perfectly. They're all connected in a way and ties up all the characters and events amicably. They're just as captivating and entertaining as the main plot.

The characters in Akatsuki no Yona all diverse in personalities and it is easy to pick a favorite but due to their wonderful personalities and admirable bond, one can't help but to like all of the characters.

I think that Akatsuki no Yona had one of the best character developments i've ever read with Taejun. (spoilers) Going from a selfish man who was blindly in love with Yona to a man who cared about his kingdom and helped the poor survive and revive their crops was admirable.

And i just LOVE the female friendship in the manga? Even if they were enemies they were still civil with each other and you don't really see that that often. There are no women being pit against each other and there are no unnecessary jealousy or petty behavior.

I strongly recommend Akatsuki no Yona for new manga readers, like me, and for those who are a fan of historical drama and strong female leads.

Croquis Pop is a very enjoyable manga if given the chance.There are some flaws and some perks that will definitely be discussed,but lets start with the ...

Story
The story is really well written and very original.Although sometimes the way things are explained can be confusing and had to follow.Especially trying to explain what a croquer is or does.It makes up for it by showing though later on in the story.Which I assume they do this on purpose so the audience doesn't stay confused.It is also very mystery filled,and action-packed.If you like those give it a shot.Other than that it is very unique and yes it even has feels once you hit the third volume.The action is very creative on the way it is handled as it sometimes remind me of RPG's.The only problem I saw breaking the mood of the action is the stereotypical "calling out your move"trick. It also can be slow but it picks up before you know it.The comedy is also very charming
But lets move on to....

Art
The art is either a hit or a miss on people,as it seems very peculiar.One of the little distracters I found in the main character's design.It's not terrible,in fact characters look unique,individualistic,and well-thought out,but seeing the difference between the main character fighting and his normal life is distracting.Mainly hair and eyebrows as if he is slowly going super saiyan.Other than that the art style is peculiar and may not be everyone's cup of tea,although it isn't distracting enough to derail the story.

Characters
Some of the characters need more depth than others mainly the supporting cast of the normal world.They just seem cut and paste characters,with nothing really special about them except they work and teach our main character,Da-il.As for our main hero,he's not your every day shounen character.As they show the audience his dreams and backstory but not making him OP.There are some situations where he can't solve the problem and that is mainly used for character growth.Which is handled very well.He starts out weak but watching him grow was a giant perk for this character.Overall I found this character very entertaining and relatable.As for Mu-huk and Chan-bee I can't say on since I'm only half way done with the manga. They seem to be part of a bigger plot than we expect and not just be average ghosts that close zones.The villians are not directly explained to us about their mission adding the air of mystery to the mix,since no one really knows what they are planning.

Enjoyment
I loved it.I couldn't put it down and I'm still reading it.The unfortunate news is that you can't read it online,however it is not hard to find as it can be bought on Amazon,rightstuf,or yenpress.

Overall
It is very weird and unique but overall well-written.It's not very well-known,so finding someone that knows about it is difficult.Give it a shot though,as it might surprise you or disappoint you regardless.I say to try it

Iron Ghost no Shoujo's strongest point is definitely the stunning artwork it deploys to convey its story. If you're a fan of gory scenes and no holds bar violence this is a quick read manga for you.

That being said the story definitely could've used more room by way of more chapters in order explore the world and concepts it expresses.

The characters, whose designs are phenomenal and unique to each of their own personalities; still leave you lacking in their motivations. Only the main protagonist and main antagonist really have a reasoning behind their actions. With the other supporting characters not given the space they need to be seen as fully developed characters.

The saving grace of this series due to these factors may just be that it is a quick short series to read and you could read through it in about an hour give or take.

It's a shame that this felt like a rushed project since I feel had it been given more time it could've really become a great series. I still think it's a good series worth a read. Especially if you want to be inspired as an artist or writer in the horror or gore genres.

It is another title with a godawful, abysmally bad, brain-dead plot. It is one of the works where you wonder why this thing even exists in the first place. I thought Rengoku no Karma was horrible, this is on the same level.

Long story short it is about a classroom where all members believe into two "rules" that must be followed at all times. The problem is... they all behave in unbelievably brainless fashion.

Contact an adult? Nope. Police? Nope. Team up together and fight a suspect? Nope! Act scared at a drop of the hat? Yeah! All the time.

Basically, while this title has decent art, the story is very bad, and has zero suspension of disbelief. There is zero believability of events, characters portrayed, actiosn of people and so on. The title simply tries to shock you by throwing scared people, some shock content, a bit of gore, but it all falls flat due to completely unbelievably of the premise. As a result it turns into a nonsensical string of events that barely have connection to each other and are supposed to be horrifying.

Ratings:
1/10 Story
5/10 Art
1/10 Character
1/10 Enjoyment
1/10 Overall.

It is just appallingly bad with no redeeming qualities. Skip it. There's nothing worth checking here.

What do you get when you mix a fairly decent mangaka who's out of ideas and Disney - who now wants to become international with no avail? You get High School Musical! The manga. Yay! No, I'm kidding. It was dreadful.

Story: It was absolutely pathetic. I hated HSM when it was a stupid kids' movie, so I'm not exactly sure why I was drawn to the manga. I read 1 chapter, and I could already tell the score would be the same amount of chapters I read. Which was close to 0. Everything in the first chapter was rushed and the timing was horrible. Given, this was not the mangaka's actual plot, so I can't say I hate her just yet...

Art: The art was pretty good, to be honest. I gave it a fair 6. Hey, anyone who can make a guy with the bushiest hair I have ever seen in my life look good, is amazing in my standards.

Character: Dreadful. They're all perfect little teenagers who think they have it bad because of some relationships flaw. Oh puh-lease. Given, the character development is a 2.

Enjoyment: Too bad they don't have any score lower than a 1.

Overall: It was just terrible. A 1, obviously. I truly hated it, and I should've never started reading it. The only good aspect was the cute art. But don't let this manga that should have never been created let you ignore the mangaka's other works. I've read some of her other shoujo mangas - and they were pretty good.

Hello

This is a futanary manga, but not a hentai, it s a comedy. It tells the story of a dude who tries to accept the fact that his beautiful girlfriend has a peni* in addition of her vag*na.

Well as all these kind of useless manga the plot is pretty dumb, however I have to admit the overall manga is okay (especially for this genre), apart from all the futa thing it has pretty decent comedy. i think this is one of the best manga of it's kind of plot. The characters have good peronnalities, i liked them. And there was good a few good moments of comedy. I must say i chuckled a few times reading this manga.

Since the girlfriend is supposed to be super-attractive there are a lot of sexy pictures but really soft. It doesn t seem to be the objective of the manga anyway.

The art isn t very good however the characters are pretty cool, the author seems to have put a lot of attention to the faces of the main characters.

I would recommend to read it if you like this kind of stories about romance between futas. Also if you are really tired and need to put your brain away, it can be a fair entertainment. Just don t expect much ^^'

Personally, i read it just after very harsh exam and i just needed to read dumb things to release all the stress. it worked fine

I want to say this was weird but...
Yoko Taro things by definitions are weird.

I really wanted to to put a 7/10 but...
But the ending pissed me off so bad, I screaming to myself "WHY" in different language because of the pain I was feeling. I happen to love emotional trauma. 8/10.

(((Spoiler of the ending under this)))
If you read this manga I'm gonna assume you've played Drakengard 3. I loved One from the moment I saw him in the game. I loved his sister, One. I loved them both.And I was eager to know what happened after sister One's death. I really loved this character because It was all I had left after One died. WHY.

If you're going into this manga expecting some kind of epic and intense space-exploration adventure with the fate of humanity on the line, you'd only be half-correct. This isn't a story meant to be taken too seriously, although that could change overtime (in the same vein as how One Punch-Man changed)
If you go into this manga looking for a good laugh, then you're in the right place.


Story - 7

The plot is nothing groundbreaking, but it's interesting enough to pull you in and keep you intrigued, so long as you don't take the wacky events too seriously. It's a science fiction, and a comedy. The two genres that are probably the least meant to be taken seriously of all.
Some stuff isn't going to make much sense, and some scenarios are going to seem very convenient, but the whole point is for the gags and the jokes. How the characters respond to these over-the-top and ridiculous situations is where the gold lies in this series.

Art - 8

The characters each have unique designs, and the facial expressions help pull off the humor almost perfectly. I have no qualms with the art at all. And when the manga wants to, it shows off the scenery and environments beautifully.

Character - 9

Despite being only 7 chapters long at the time of writing this, I'd say the characters is one of this series strong points so far. They're very well done. Each one has their own unique traits and personalities introduced right away, and their dynamics are super enjoyable. Character interactions and humor is where I believe this series hits the nail on the head.

Enjoyment - 10

The humor in this is fantastic, at least in my opinion. I know that humor is very subjective, so this could either make or break the series for you.
I get some hints of Grand Blue while reading this, and maybe even a bit of Prison School vibes. If you like either of those two manga and their style of comedy, then I highly recommend reading Agravity Boys.

Overall - 8

Don't go into this manga taking it too seriously, because it sure as hell doesn't take itself seriously.
The humor will either land for you, or it won't. It just happens to land really well for me. The characters are enjoyable and I definitely recommend at least checking this manga out if you have the spare time!

Um, I'll start with that I loved this manga and everything about it was super sexy and what not. But, I don't know what would you call this? Ecchi, Mature, Adult??? The story line should have been longer and maybe had more of an point. Okay, so maybe I should say... this manga did have a point, it was really sexual, and the art was good. So, give this a read if you want something sexual and short to read... And no its not Hentai. =P

Totally Agree. Most important here is how they build up the atmosphere and how you get detail in every chapter about what is going on. You are not hit hard with all the facts at once. On one side I like it, on the other side I want to know more NOW, not after 2 chapters.
It is a balance that is hard to hold, but this Manga did a great job at it.

Another way good Sci-fi can be made, is when you get much information on one point, that is not crucial, but will help those who love it, understand an under-flowing story.