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Finding a true friend after a lifetime of friendlessness is truly an emotional occurrence, especially if it spans generations.

Unwitting time-traveler and Japanese historical figure Mori Ranmaru forges an unlikely friendship with Akira, who is almost completely friendless (with the exception of his cute robot V-suke!)

The contrast between Akira's sullen, angst-ridden character and Mori's modest elegance shows how friendship can bloom even when you're literally hundreds of years apart.

Most of the story is funny in a cute and enjoyable way. The rising drama near the end of the story is very moving, and it definitely brought me to tears.

It's a good, concise read. The story ... cuts straight to the point with no meaningless detours and delivers a very moving and satisfying conclusion.

Inui Miku's art is clear, attention-grabbing, and fresh. The author expertly draws a historical figure and an adolescent living in a future together with no awkwardness between the two.

Overall, this is an exceptional manga. Always good for a read, and truly shows that true friendship is something that cannot be destroyed by time.

As this is my first review, please be patient with me.

Even for a one-shot ecchi manga, it was surprisingly lacking.
Only 3 pages long, the humor was sparse and weak, while lacking a story, coherent or otherwise.

The art was nice to look at, very colorful and cutesy.
A couple of moe pictures disguised as a manga is probably the easiest way to explain it.

Overall, I liked the unique concept, but it wasn't very entertaining.