nobile's manga / #school(347)

Clichéd plot with no goal other than attract viewers to their anime (which in turn is only 5 minutes long, each episode!). It had really nice art, both the characters and the food looked great, but that was its sole good point.

This could work really well as more than just a one-shot.

That was just so incredibly adorable! I kind of feel bad of Orie-chan, doesn't seem like she'll get anywhere :/

Story about a husband and a wife becoming real husband and wife.

...I can only hope that Umi managed to not be a jerk towards Naka every time he felt embarrassed... :P

Even though in my head Shishio Sensei's voice sounds like one of my favourite characters from Durarara (Shinra, the underground doctor), I really was glad the girl ended up with Mamura instead; he had had his chance with her and blew it to protect himself. But, it's not like I don't like him, so I'm glad that he found someone that's even more into shoujo manga than he is x)

I really couldn't stand the first two stories, it was all so full of clichés and far-fetched "plot" points (in quotes, since the stories were so short and chronologically took so little time, there wasn't much story to tell); it was too much of a stretch how shallow their feelings must have been, to have been swayed so "deeply" in a matter of days or less. If you've been avoiding someone for years (because they broke your heart in a humiliating way), it won't take a day for you to truly fall in love with them. The latter stories weren't amazing, but they were slightly cute at the very least. Sequel to the first story: Bokura No Himitsu Wo Kaihou Shiyou Ka

I really like this couple, the dude makes me burst out laughing at how ridiculous the things he does are... Also, I really, really love the mangaka's art-style, everything she does is absolutely beautiful.

Story of a couple doing their best to gain acknowledgement from the guy's high-class family. I think it's rather ridiculous of the father to be against his son's happiness for the very same reason he had to be unhappy for in his past... If in his past he and his lover's lives had to go through so much grief, all he had to do now that he saw his son about to do the same, is to NOT DO what forced him to go through grief... you know... being fine if he marries a "commoner" *flips table* Apart from that, I really, REALLY liked Kazuki, how confident he was and how he didn't falter from his feelings, he was pretty straightforward, quite patient and respectful.

I didn't really like the first chapters, that whole "women are powerless/useless" really bugged me. It would've been nice to see Shishio growing up a bit and being more honest with himself, but well... at least I got to see glasses xD