Being a guy who doesn't like romance manga, I was surprised at how much I liked this. Though it's not one of my favourites, but I still enjoy this series.
From the author of Ichigo 100%, this manga has little fanservice compared to her other work, and seemed to be more focused on the interactions of the character, which is probably why I liked this series due to my dislike of constant fanservice used to enhance plot in most romance manga nowadays.
The artwork is impressive at to be expected from Mizuki Kawashita fans and the I found myself intrigued by the extensive range of
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Oct 13, 2008
This manga is a breath of fresh air compared to most manga I read. the chapters are usually one shot stories and the occasional mini-arc, as it follows the lives of a group of college students, which to me felt more enjoyable reading than epically long action manga that rambles on for 40+ volumes.
During the course of the series, the reader bears witness as the group grows in its cohesiveness over time, and bonds form between the characters as they begin to see themselves as more than fellow club members, but friends as well. We also see growth in characters like Sasahara, Kaskube and ... |
