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It feels like a cliché, looks like a cliché, but its cuteness and interesting characters make it unique.  

This anime is the romance you need when you need mental and emotional healing. I can't say it's life-changing, but some stuff that the characters say and do definitely helped me change my life (weird where you can get determination from, uh).

After so many BLs out there that always have some problematic stuff or take weird turns, this one will keep you entertained while giving you an emotional experience. 

Both couples get their happy ending, which is satisfactory to watch. 

My only problem with it is that the art style ... looks kind of weird, like the characters have some exaggerated features. But it definitely doesn't change how good the experience is. 

Not like the movie, but unique as its own artwork.

I became interested in the manga because I knew that it was inspired by a movie with the same name and concept. I even thought it was just an adaptation, but it definitely is not that. It's the same initial idea, but it already starts with a plot difference.

The story is something completely different. It is scary with its concept, and it develops in a creepy way. The characters are also interesting, and somehow their suffering is well written.

The problem is that even though we get an ending that leaves some answers, those are not ... very good. It finishes with the feeling of "undone".

I still recommend it for horror and mystery fans. It's good and entertaining.

Honestly? It's not bad, but I expected way more.

I bought this manga because the synopsis was amazingly interesting, and the art style was beautiful. In the end, the art style is amazing and, in fact, really beautiful, but the story is weak.

Everything gets too confusing, and the explanations are not great; they just give you this "oh, ok" feeling, where only one revelation was actually great. I believe that it was somehow hushed for a one-shot, giving too much information for not enough pages when the story could be more simple. Some dialogs and monologs feel out of place (maybe the translation wasn't too ... accurate).

I would still give it a try. The world-building is basic but manages to be good, and the characters have potential. Again, the art style is amazing, beautiful, and definitely nice to look at. Just don't expect the story to be as cool as it looks.

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The Tarot Café was the first manwha I ever read, many years ago, when I thought it was just some horror manga, and I was wrong. The characters are interesting, and their designs are amazing. The history develops at a good pace, and the mysterious atmosphere, both given by the café and the characters, is intriguing. You're constantly wondering how things will develop and what type of characters Angela will have to deal with.

At first, you might think that the episodic chapters are all what the story is about, but slowly you fall into the ... mysteries of the protagonist and her friends. Even though it has a horror and mysterious history, the mix of romance does not disappoint. Some relationships may be a little weird and seem out of nowhere, but considering the peace of history, that is completely ok.

Now, some problems that I had while reading it:
The artist clearly has a "type" when drawing. Don't get me wrong, the character designs are really cool, and they deliver that goth style, but sometimes, it is way too much. Some designs are extremely exaggerated with extreme details for no reason. This is probably up for debate and depends on your opinion, but I'm sure you're going to notice it. 
Also, when analyzing the many characters and side characters, you can see that the artist can make different body types and faces but chooses to always make the same faces. Unfortunately, the characters will always have this same face, so get used to it. 

In the end, that an 8 only cause of that, but the rest is amazing. It is a must-read if you like horror and mysterious histories with a bit of romance. 

More of the same, kind of does not go anywhere, but not bad at all! I still highly recommend it for everyone!

"Motto Ganbare! Nakamura-kun!!" does not disappoint, but also does not give the "ending" we expect. It is still the same: a funny, comfy and interesting BL love story. There are new characters that are as interesting as the others, but they are just... there, you know. 
I loved the first part, and this, as much as it did not give us much of an ending for their relationship, it kept the idea and vibe of the story. 

Now the problem is that, indeed, it does not ... go anywhere. There are more funny stories where they slowly get to meet and get closer to each other, leaving you feeling that there should be a new continuation and a more proper ending to the story. We get more characters and situations that end up leading to nothing.  

I still highly recommend it. It's not perfect, but it's great and nice to chill and have fun with the characters. 

Perfect for new fans of romance and BL, perfect for the old fans too! If you're starting now with BL, this is a great start!

"Ganbare! Nakamura-kun!!" caught my attention because of the memes and fan arts that I saw, and I loved the art style. As a BL fan who has seen every type of toxic and weird story, this manga is such a relief.

The art style is so nice and cute, so you're constantly stopping to appreciate it. The history is nice, clear, and comfy, and it definitely made me feel so many emotions reading it. The characters are kinda of cliché, but in ... this manga, I found it perfect, and they all resonate somehow with the protagonist. 

I definitely recommend it if you want a nice, chill romance with funny moments. 

The only problem with it is that it ends with so much potential for more. But there is more on the second part, so it's fine. 

I honestly can't believe how I only got to know about this anime recently, considering how good it is. It's old, but don't let that stop you. I personally am a huge fan of old anime from before the 2000s. Definitely became one of my favorites. 

The Petshop of Horrors should be an essential for those who like horror and are fans of old-style anime. It's so sad that we don't get a longer adaptation of the manga, really. It looks like they made the anime as an advertisement for the manga because it is too short and gives you the feeling of unfinished work.

The story ... is interesting. It is the classic type where every episode tells a different story and is fascinating and entertaining. The main characters are creative, and even though they look cliché, it doesn't make them less interesting. Count D and Leon have a cool, mysterious relationship, and clearly some homoerotic vibe (I only watched the anime at this point, so I can't say anything about the manga).

This is a beautiful and entertaining piece of work. 

The story at first seemed too goofy, but the art style sold it. I thought it would be the type of anime that tries to take itself too seriously for its idea, but it didn't. The seriousness of it is at the right level for you to care about the characters and the development of the history, and the goofiness is funny enough for you to give some laughs. 

Also, as an artist, I highly recommend it. The art style is simple in a beautiful artistic way. It's nice to watch, and the colors give off a nice, ... comfy vibe. It inspired me a lot, and I'm definitely going to use it as a referee for my art works. 

In the end, it is not a 10 only because I fell like it's either too short or too long, if that makes sense. It would be a nice movie if the story was condensed in more essential things yet if given enough time and attention it would be a nice more long series.