I read this solely for the shock and funny factor. She is absolutely delusional and I am absolutely here for it. The art is extremely well done so I was hooked from the start and the gag comedy throughout it where people either go along with it or she's yeeted into space.
Her reactions to the ikemen are what I'm here for and the fact that her new editor is always there to snap her into reality is great. She's hilarious and it's informative of the process for manga so I actually bought all of the volumes on the manga store because I figured I'd read
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Jul 23, 2021
Fruits Basket: Another
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Feels like stale bread with a lazy plot about another Tohru-type character.
It's a "there used to be something bad that our parents sometimes talk about" so it was just vague. I really enjoyed Furuba and the reboot got me to try reading this again (couldn't get through even the first volume during the first try). If she was going to make a spin-off, I would have wanted to actually see the original characters at some point. Plus, the character design feels cheap. If it was just a oneshot, I might have liked it more. Art is good because I enjoy that. I dislike the ... 
Dec 10, 2020
It's four long oneshots but these have got to be the best collection I have seen in a while (and I have read a LOT of manga).
The art style is so good?? And every story just pulled me in that I shed a few tears or just felt absolutely elated afterwards. If you don't take your time to read these four brilliantly written and illustrated chapters, I don't know how else to convince you. P.S. What is the deal about having to write longer reviews? I was pulled into a collection of oneshots and you want me to spoil them all? Every chapter was ... 
Nov 17, 2020
Ai ga Nakuccha, Komarimasu!
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Pretty run of the mill niche of a one night stand turned into woman lead wanting more from the man lead that has had past relationship trauma. Dude's what all the women look for but has a complex about having too high of standards on a relationship pushed on him for the result to be seeing women as accessories (but not in a woman-hating way, which I seen all too often). He's the once bitten, twice shy guy. She's an OL that has never been treated as feminine and has zero experience with men. Pretty light-hearted, short, and the smut scenes show deep intimacy (they
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