Jeanette reminds me of Honda Tohru from Fruits Basket: just a pure and kind soul. And when I think of it, so does Gon from HxH and Tanjirou from KnY. I think she is very much a fall into the kind-hearted main character trope.
Anyways, the art is impeccable and I loooooveeeee the way they draw dresses. Always so pretty and detailed. All the details in this manga, from clothes to architecture, are such a joy to the eye.
Omg I just started demon slayer and I love it I watched 23 episodes in 2 days
nah i think she's more naive and self absorbed, tohru and tanjirou are characters that put themselves last before anyone else - yes they're kind but nothing like jen. jen at this point is only deeply concerned about her own feelings and getting claude's favor when athy, his actual daughter, is wiped from his memories. the only time she briefly questions everything is when lucas tells her that something is wrong. other than that she's just naive
I totally agree with you she just looking out for herself and not looking at the big picture and how she is effecting the people around her
MY HEART WAS SQUEEZING. YOU HEARD THAT. MY HEART. SQUEEZED.
I wonder if this mangaka has original works? Does anyone know if they are?
The love is there, you can feel it. There is no sex scene or anything, but you can just feel they really care for each other.
Ikr that interaction over the kiss
I'm rereading this again... I really like Sayama's senpai character here. I'm just a sucker for strong, misunderstood, unlucky chara troops :')
Whelp I meant trope... My brain doesn't work at 5am
Good read. I wish we have some background story for Hosoo and Dohyun though. They don't seem like best friends like him with Seunga and her husband.
I need Akiyoshi's story!! Hope there is a side story :( he deserves to be happy!!
This is the type of manga that it's best if you take your time to read. You'll feel like you're growing alongside the MC and go through their adventures together as a friend, not as a outsider viewer. I really like how it ended. It started with Satan as a social outcast, then slowly he started to make connections and relationships that he cherishes. And he's constantly trying to make peace with "who" he actually is. At the end, he faced a similar creature as himself, and he can confidently say that he's a demon. It's like everything is coming full circle.
There some aspects I found really interesting. Like the fact that the God is so fickle and moody. It's interesting to think about it from religious perspective. The concept of good and evil is also blurred sometimes, as Gabriel did initiated wars and Dark Lord is just so "nice" and innocent.
Finally, I like the art. It's not flashy but it's really thoughtful. The quality is consistent from the beginning to the end. It doesn't feel rushed. I know some people might feel a bit anticlimactic, but I think this is one of those slice-of-life type of story, one that made you think, "that was a good read." when you finished it.
Kyu kyukyu kyu!! Kyu kyukyukyu kyukyu. Kyukyu kyukyukyu kyu, kyukyu, kyu kyukyu kyukyukyu. Kyukyukyu, kyukyu kyukyu kyu kyukyukyu. Kyukyu kyu kyukyu, kyu kyukyukyu kyukyu.
Regardless of the spoilers (I see some around but didn't read them) I wish Tia will be a fully fledged knight tho, I mean who doesn't want to be a strong woman with sword skills?? Being an empress will just restrict her own potential as a knight.
She doesn't have much talent as a knight tho
Well, true: she's textbook smart and not street smart, and she's not the sharpest tool in the shed either. I'm just curious to see how she'll mature as the heir of a knight family.