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| THIS IS A MANGA ONLY DISCUSSION POST. DO NOT DISCUSS ANYTHING BEYOND THIS CHAPTER. ---------------------------------------- This was such a great manga! Loved the pace and atmosphere of the story. I really hope more of Urushibara Yuki's work are going to be available for us in the future. |
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| I know! This feel like reading Mushishi all over again ;D |
| I thought the six chapters were really good, but my interest dwindled from there. I guess I got annoyed at how the grandpa suddenly resurfaced into the real world and everyone lives even after such a dangerous event (them falling from the cliff or whatever). I think it would have been better if someone died. :p It could just be me though. XD |
| HEY! |
| Pretty great manga even with just 2 volumes it managed to create such a compelling and emotional story. I loved the art too, simplistic character designs but the background images and scenery were a visual treat. |
| It was a nice little touch at the end where the grandma still remember the village and sumio subconsciously at her old age. In some way it's beautiful to witness against dementia. |
| This is simply beautiful. I'm astonished that this hasn't been adapted into a movie yet. It deserves it. It's subtle, yet powerful at the same time. While I was reading this, I noticed that the atmosphere of the story was reminiscent of Mushishi, so it was no surprise when I discovered that both stories were by the same mangaka. I don't understand why this work of hers is so underrated. Maybe it only appeals to a particular audience? For some reason, I felt really connected to this story. Update: Re-read for the umpteenth time and still waiting for a movie adaptation. |
MischievousGhostApr 19, 2017 3:33 PM
| It truly was unfortunate knowing Sumio died. |
| The symbolism behind the dragon orb was beautiful. Passed down from generation to generation, but it still retained its core. |
  Floating Around... "You're loved as deeply as the ocean reaches"  |
| pretty good environmental manga just like mushishi. |
| plin plin plon |
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