☘ waidh ☘'s manga / #thumbs up!!(136)

Incredibly raw and powerful.

The pages grew, sprouted and blossomed before my eyes...the soft colour evokes wistful sentiments and enchants even the weary eyes until the very last page. A worthwhile read.

Some may not agree with me but I infinitely prefer the manga's ending over the anime adaptation's. It fitted in so well that no other ending made as much sense to me as this one did.

I love it. Being born in a country where Islam is the second largest religion, I've always been curious with regards to their food culture... Google's always a keyboard away, but there's nothing like manga to truly entertain as well as enlighten (even if only a smidgeon).

The smallest things may not change the world, but they just might save a life... A heartwarming one-shot.

❦︎ 45 It's hectic enough for a former yakuza as a stay-at-home husband without the inadvertent encounters with people from his past. And yet not a day passes by without him running into tattooed thugs. Let us join the househusband as he nimbly deals with situations far too much for an average housekeeper to handle. (⌐▨_▨ )

Some authors excel at making the extraordinary seem ordinary. Mari Ozawa belongs to the other kind; ones who shine at making the ordinary appear extraordinary. The characters live mundane lives that is at turns warm, selfless and sweet with lingering touches of heartache. . . . . . . . . . . Six chapters in and I just wanted Akira to come back to life. (ノД`)・゜・。

◆ [ 45 ] A fine adaptation. This is a whole lot more entertaining and amusing than I originally gave it credit for. I'm giving the artist, Akikaze-sensei, two thumbs up for the great job she's done so far.

So much nostalgia... As a kid, I was a fan of both Kurama and Hiei. Years have passed, I have read and watched the series a few times, yet I still find myself cheering for those same two. I guess some things never change. ( ´ｖ｀)

A humorous one-shot from the mangaka of "Ran to Haiiro no Sekai". The art... We've been blessed.（´ υ｀）