Medaka Box came off as a school life driven by its characters. I felt like leaving a review for it and thus added it to my list, but please bear in mind that i don't normally update my list simply because i don't want to.

Story: 8/10

-The story is your typical school life/shounen battle series. But like every other above-average manga, the way the story is told and executed is what makes it stand out. It starts off slow for a couple chapters but kicks into high gear and defines itself as an action manga afterwards. I'm a fan of nearly all genres and i have to say that my mood is what pretty much causes me to read certain manga. The story is told in a way where you won't be confused, but the what's going in is actually quite confusing. Not sure if i'm alone here, but there are certain holes in the story that will either leave you saying "wtf?" or just "that's understandable". It's no Cavalier of the Abyss, but it does have it's moments where things get a little out of hand.

Characters: 9/10

-Best part about the manga in my honest opinion. Medaka alone has a great impact on the reader. I like how the manga incorporates plenty of different personalities within both their enemies and their main cast. Medaka comes off as a very strong-willed person, but you discover sides to her that aren't so easily read. Like all characters in this manga, the development they go through isn't minor at all nor is it too major that it changes the character itself. The student council all display personal feelings and emotions that prove they aren't retarded or robots in any way. Hell, i have to say that i really like Kumagawa's and Miyakonojou's characters. They really shift the mood of the manga quite well.

Art: 7/10

-No complaints from me. It's fine, not great, not bad. Characters are easily recognizable for the most part and it's not extremely plain. Backgrounds and scenery could be given some more detail, but it doesn't do anything detrimental. Easy to look at and understand what's going on.

Enjoyment: 8/10

-Let's just say you'll burn through chapters pretty easily. I was actually able to stop reading after a couple chapters at a time so i'll admit it wasn't the most exciting manga that i've read, but it does it's job at keeping you interested. Lives up to being a shounen manga with those lovable "epic" moments and it has barely enough romance to notice that it's there.

Overall: 8/10

-What can i say? Entertaining read, interesting characters, fine artwork. But i will say one thing before i end my review; Kid in the mask is a faggot. That is all.