I love their dynamic and the interactions between eachother. Also, I really like the artstyle; the mangaka really utilizes shadows and lighting and it gave me a specific vibe — or two, actually. It gave me the warm sunset feeling esp when it’s set in the school, and when they graduate, I get more of a sunny sunshine feeling. But I like the story.
Another thing I liked was how they didn’t get all overly flustered like other characters do in manga, but that’s just me. It might be a turn off for others, sooo…
Yeah uhhh, I really only liked the artstyle. Reminded me of Golden Boy.
An overused trope, cheesy cliches, and characters who were not too interesting to me — Yet, despite all of this, this work has a familiar feeling of having your heart throb. It was actually pretty sweet, and I liked the development between them. Their relationship was satisfying when they got together, and that’s what makes the story so great. Hell, I even got a physical reaction (NOT anything weird, you freaks). My hands were throbbing because of how sweet the story is, though I’m not sure how that’s even possible. But TL;DR, this story was cute.
Oh yeah, don’t let the first sentence of this comment freak you out or scare you from reading this. I enjoyed it, and you should definitely read it if you want something fluffy.
Never judge a comment by the first sentence
Last panel was NOT necessary. FUCK YOU
The aggressiveness in the last two words are wayyy to funny than it should've been...
I’m not entirely sure how I like the two of them as a couple, but WOW. I can’t even comprehend or describe or explain how beautiful this was laid out. It had some amazing storytelling, and honestly, man, yeah, I can’t describe it. The storytelling’s just great.
And I love the characters man, especially the female ones. I liked how Yuka had her own character instead of tossed aside and named as Tanaka’s girlfriend, despite that being her main role. Futaba’s a chill and great friend as well, sick.
I keep going back to reread this, not because it’s phenomenal or anything, or that I particularly like Sou and Nakata together, but because it has a nostalgic feel to it. I personally feel that Nakata’s feelings are realistic (though this might be biased because I just like my best friend who so happens to have the same name as me).
But I really didn’t think this story was special the first time I read it. But then I kept on missing it. Kind of like a childhood meal you don’t like but you end up missing when you move away from home??