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Is it a Bird? Is it a hedgehog with a human face? I don't exactly know, but It's the cutest damn thing I've ever seen.

This a manga for pet lovers. ALL pet lovers, because this manga is about the joy of finding companionship in...something. The Titular protagonist "Kuro" gets fired from her job after an act of self-defence and finds herself struggling with the monochrome state of her reality. When She finds a mysterious critter abandoned on the streets, her world becomes full of prismatic color. If you have an animal companion in your life, you know exactly the kind of heartwarming and adorable ... whimsy that's in store for you.

The art is clean and simple (but extremely expressive), and so is the premise...and the humor is fantastic; page after page. To sum it up, if you want to read a manga about the most captivatingly kawaii creature that's ever been imagined, I recommend it highly!

You'll be saying "AWWWWWW!" until the very end

Finally! A romance manga for sweaty girls like me!

It's actually really refreshing to read a manga that not only has actual romance in it, but plays with that romance in an incredibly fun and heartwarming way. The nearly tangible chemistry between our two main characters, I'm not ashamed to admit, gives me butterflies every time. This manga doesn't shy away from the "sexy" parts of exploring love, but it's never explicit or gratuitous, which is another refreshing concept to add to the list.

This is one of the most realistically evolving love stories I've read in a very long time, and I can't recommend it ... enough to people who are tired of the "Will they? Won't they?" cocktease that manga/anime is notorious for.

This short, but sweet manga is in beautiful FULL COLOR!

The story found wherein isn't anything that unique, it's a standard boy-meets-girl story...set in outer space, but it's a fun ride throughout regardless. It's been done before, but there's a real charm to the art and characters; very reminiscent of classic anime from the 90s. The aesthetic and pacing of this manga is an obvious love letter to space operas of the 70s and 80s that I believe classic anime/manga fans would enjoy. I thought the chemistry between the titular Sazan & "Comet Girl" was surprisingly organic and it was always lot of fun when ... they interacted with one another.

It's definitely a good read for those who enjoy the sci-fi classics, but still entertaining enough with plenty of action scenes and explosions to keep the average reader invested.