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When I first saw this manga, I wasn't currently reading one and for some reason it just caught my eye. I don't know why. The story was common and the title was odd. But, I figured, sure. So I started reading and about three pages in I fell completely in love with this manga.

Story- 9/10

The story was common, but there was a charm to it that catches your attention. The plot...? Well, there really isn't one. It's a real slice-of-life. The story basically follows the main protagonists and their romance, and how they deal with different situations commonly found in shoujo mangas. There is ... a slight love triangle, but it works with the story.

Art- 10/10

The art is pretty and elegant. I love the art. The characters are drawn beautifully (the kiss scenes are so sweet), and it looks amazing overall.

Character- 10/10

The characters were probably the kicker for me. I fell in love with them. The romance between the protagonists was the sweet and raw and amazing, and I think it was made me love it so much. It was fun watching Haruna grow emotionally as a character and it's refreshing to watch her relationship with Macharu, Macharu's overprotectiveness of Haruna is so cute. The realistic comedy in the manga will make you laugh, and you will fall in love with them.

Enjoyment- 10/10

This manga was written beautifully and sweetly and the art and characters will make you fall in love. This manga has definitely climbed to the top of my favorites list, and I'd recommend it for anyone looking for a good read.

I found this story while waiting for the next chapter or Akagami no Shirayuki-hime. I wanted to find another like it, and thus stumbled upon Reimei no Arcana.

ART: 100000000
First off, love the art. It's amazing. Simple and beautiful. All the guys are handsome (and that little sub-human boy ((his name starts with an R)) IS FREAKING ADORABLE)) and the girls are beautiful. The art was one of my favorite parts in the story.

STORY: 8
Princesses and Princes getting married... very typical. I didn't expect much out of the story. BUT. Once I started reading it,, I started warming up to it. The blood and fighting ... helped out ^_^ (action manga fan here). Whenever there is action and comedy in a shoujo manga I tend to like it. Comedy... not a ton, but action, YES. I love it. The love triangle is driving me crazy. Poor Nabaka... wouldn't want to be in her shoes, my gosh. Both of the guys are so loveable. The light-hearted parts where Nabaka smiles and Ahkil is making fun of them and stuff are probably my favorite parts.

Characters: 7
Which leads me to the next part... the characters. I don't really know where I stand with the characters. They all have points I love and points I hate. Thus, I give characters a 7.

Enjoyment: 7
It was pretty good and I'd recommend it. If you're looking for a laugh, maybe a different manga would suit you, but if you're looking for a deep manga with kickass action, this is the one for you.

One day I was searching for a unique school romance manga with limited pervy-ness and comedy. It was almost impossible to find -_- But, I came across Iris Zero and figured, 'what the heck, why not?' and started reading.

I was blown away.

First off, the main male character isn't a) a perfect, popular guy that always gets the girl or b) the cool-guy delinquent (But I love them a lot, too). He's a outcast that has the exceptional ability to solve problems and puzzles by 'imagining things from a different perspective.' It's hard not to love him, he's so loveable. Some of the sadder moments made ... me seriously cry.

Next, the main female lead isn't a) a shy girl who is in love with the main guy or b) an annoying popular girl who the main guy likes. She is a smart girl who eventually develops feelings for the main guy (SO HURRY UP AND RETURN THEM, TORU!). She's just as likeable as Toru is.

Hijiri is his own level of amazing, the loveable little dude. His story made me so sad!

The story can be slightly loose at times, but the art and the characters and the uniqueness of it all makes up for it. The story isn't bad or anything, on the contrary, I think it somehow manages to perfectly balance serious, comedic and romantic, and the ingenuity and creativity of Toru when it comes to solving problems is pretty epic too. Another good thing it's simple yet interesting enough for people that are fairly new to manga (ME) so they can read it, too. On my favorites list, this would be #1 for me, right next to Dengeki Daisy. I would definitely recommend it for anyone who'd like a good read.