if anyone's wondering where it went after mangamagazine/inkblazers went down, it's now updating at tapastic!
What it's called on Tapastic?
Here is the link for the rest of the chapters ...
https://m.tapastic.com/series/430
AHHHHH I MISS MIYAMURA's LONG HAIR!!!!
and we've been seeing him out of school less -> we don't see his piercings as much
WHAT HAPPENED TO MY SUPER HOT MIYAMURA!!!!
http://www.mangago.zone/read-manga/horimiya/mh/c002/24/
bah. i called it a tragedy after only like 5 chapters in.....i was right....not exactly happy about that :(
Σ( ￣□￣||) Oh gosh, you are so right. So that's why I felt a little disturbed by it. They should have put this manga in 'tragedy' genre. Tragedy is not really my cup of tea so that's why I can't really get into it (〜￣△￣)〜
this is actually the kind of manga where even though you know it's a tragedy and it's sad,you'd still read it because it's just beautiful. I'd still watch the anime even despite the ending~!!I feel contented with the ending because if the author still continues this even though kaori died already,I have a feeling that the alternate ending will be where he ends up with tsubaki or Arima will live a short life because of depression because we can see that even up to the last chapter,the last smile and expression he gave was that of someone who has given up on living.
I don't really get my own attachment to this story. Every time I read it, I feel like I come to understand the characters and their relationship better, which makes me dislike the both of them even more hahaha. Imagase is whiny, pessimistic bordering on manic depressive, and seems to be forcing his idealistic desires on Kyouichi and refuses to see what kind of person Kyouichi really is. Kyouichi is...well, he thinks he goes with the flow too much, but I don't think that's necessarily a bad thing in of itself. It turns bad because then he starts overthinking, second guessing himself, and regretting his indecisiveness. He won't just let himself enjoy himself without doubting his own feelings and his ability to love "like a gay man". This is just my humble opinion, but I hink the definition of where you define love is different for everyone. The way he holds himself to some non-existent standard of what love should be sounds like an excuse for him to ignore his feelings, in my opinion. I also hate how he draws such lines between loving a man versus loving a woman. It seems to me that we should just worry about loving people, because you can't always draw such clear differences (emotionally) between the genders, and all members of one gender aren't the same either! Every person is different, and I think he also leans the gender difference as a crutch for why things just can't work out. (I'm not saying that there aren't differences between the genders, but even if there are, they can't be blamed for everything in their situation, which Kyouichi seems to think they can.) And then Kyouichi and Imgase together just seems like one of the most miserable relationships I've seen, because both of them just seem not only prepared for the worst, but expecting it. I don't get how that is a pleasant existence. But yet I keep coming back. I think that is a testament to the great storytelling. I hate the characters, and I hate them together even more, but the author really manages to really pack an emotional punch that draws me back to read it again and again.
Which is why I wrote this long post. Every time I'm done reading this, it just gets me thinking so much and I had to get it down hahaha.
i feel the same i finished reading it like 10 minutes ago but i can't stop thinking about it ahhhhhh it was a wonderful journey tho <3
i really wish they'd explain the supernatural stuff some more...
yeah so confusing. But I also got bit confused who is who with similar hairstyle, if it wasn't for difference in tone color. @.@
http://www.mangago.zone/read-manga/shades_captor/bt/300106/Ch23/7/
looooool love that mom :)