Yukuyuku Futari

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A manga which you will not find normally. The type of manga which you will encounter on a random hunt for mangas, just like I did, or if you heard its name pop up in some random talk with your friends, though I doubt anyone would strike up a conversation about it, cause its so...... unremarkable and fogettable. I am not saying that I hated it, I did enjoy it a little bit at some instances during reading, but the moment I finished it and stopped reading, I forgot about it all too fast.

The story is just your run of the mill, a story about ... two people dating, sounds fun right? No, nope, nada. Just boring. I thought the age gap between them would be interesting to watch, as I have not read any dedicated manga featuring that kind of storyline, or maybe I have now that I am trying to remember. Lets say I was expecting it to be another age gap manga to spice up my pallete a little bit more. But oh heavens, punish me for I expected something different, something entertaining, out of a romance manga. The age gap is just a mention on the paper, realistically it doesn't affect their behavioural patterns much. We see the usual dating sequence akin to school themed mangas with a similar premise. The male being a college sophomere didn't do much other than establishing him as someone who is the mature one in the relationship. Similar to the female being a high schooler. Just for there to make her personality cheerful, clueless and clumsy. The side characters are also not that special to worry about.

Art was a decent thing in this flaw riddled manga, It was clean and decently expressive in its visuals.

Would I tell you to read it? Well if you are reading this review means you found this manga, so might as well read it, its 12 chapters and fares well as a passtime for an average reader. Would I go out of my way to recommend it to someone? Certainly not.