Otome no Harawata Hoshi no Iro

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Honestly I started reading it because I saw it was ecchi while reading the Jump SQ magazine but everything in this manga is so absurd, most of the characters are completely crazy and the drawing style really reinforces the absurdity with amazing facial expressions from characters going psycho or being freaked out by another.

There isn't much of an actual plot in the end, it's really all about fun and giggles and some good ecchi here and there until the end with a decent length that's nor too short or too long.

A manga like this with ecchi and absurd humour is right up my alley hence ... the high grade. I also liked how the dynamic between the main male character and the main girls developped a bit as the manga went on, it gave me the nice feeling of watching a group of friends who are just messing around until the end.

Otome no Harawata Hoshi no Iro is just another one of your slapstick harem "comedy", where the comedy part dies out after chapter 2.

The only thing remotely interesting about this is the fact that aliens came to earth and solved our problems for us. That's basically the last thing you'll find remotely unique about this.

With how boring the was, the only name I remember is Mirika, the first member of the harem, who had a personality in chapter 1.
The Main character of the story, is a pseudo-dalai lama. His whole personality is based off on the fact that he's racist without any ... reason whatsoever. And because he has no reason to be racist, he's racist only in name. He's the second coming of Jesus who somehow got his hands on his first pornmag but says he won't ever mingle with those vile female specimen.
Then we got a loli with the archetype personality, the yandere with tits and hot bod archetype, and the typical student council having the nuke codes in school.
The most interesting of the bunch, the MC's best friend, doesn't get much screentime and has the most realism inserted into him but alas.

The art is somewhat decent, but with so many doujinshi artists getting the fame nowadays, it's really not something to brag about. It's good, but it's not great. The only advantage this has over doujinshi is somehow someone gave this a greenlight.

I read this for the heck of it cause I saw a panel in some group. The first chapter looked decent enough to read the second one. Then it just got boring. The only reason I continued is so that I can just be done with it. So basically, I enjoyed nothing.

A slapstick harem that follows the slapstick route after chapter 1, decent art and archetypes for characters. Wouldn't recommend.