There hasn't been enough chapters yet in the new arc to confirm this but...
where the fuck is Masrur?
I can see Ja'far sticking around with Sinbad even he goes completely evil, despite Sinbad wanting him to kill him before that. But Masrur?
I don't want the trio to broken up. (⊙…⊙ ) Damnit Sinbad, get your shit together.
I have mixed feelings about this.
Its as close to canon personalities as they can be and yet it doesn't make sense.
This could be a romance or just a continued mind fuck.
All I know is it made me sad and I desperately want more of it.
Every story will draw you in and challenge you. They were vulgar, but intoxicating. I loved it, and love this author in general for the way they reference classical art with such a twisted sense of humor.
Can anyone help me out on this? (Also this is a minor spoiler question in case you didn't read this manga yet)
Did Sato transfer to the high school because he knew Yoshida was there, or was it just a coincidence because he wanted to face his fear in general?
Sato purposely transferred to the same high school as Yoshi. I can't remember if it was stated in the actual manga but I swear that's what I found out.
http://www.mangago.zone/read-manga/aitsu_no_daihonmei/mf/v04/c015/24/
he looks surprised here
well he apparently didnt know he was going in the same class but in the previus pages i think he was hoping to meet him
so maybe half and half
Satou didn't know Yoshida was in the same high school. It was a coincidence partly because Yoshida stayed in the same area from when they were younger and Satou parents and sister didn't move either. So when Satou moved back to Japan, he was back in the same district as Yoshida and therfore they ended up in the same high school as it was closer to both their homes.Vol 4. Chp 13 onwards explains it more but heres the link to the actual page: http://www.mangago.zone/read-manga/aitsu_no_daihonmei/mf/v04/c015/25/
Hope this helped! (⌒▽⌒)
Mel that response was very insightful! I wasn't sure if Sato acted surprised at how Yoshida looked or just for being there. That definitely cleared it up for me. (づ￣ ³￣)づ
The hyper-realism of the cover is very off putting. I like that though, when art becomes offensive, there's something about it that draws you in.
Nothing wrong with people saying they don't like the cover though people, not all art is meant to be aesthetically pleasing to the viewer.
The actual art of the manga is very good though, and that story line is pretty fucked up, but damn if that wasn't an amazing read.
The art style is endearing because it doesn't depict every character to have the same face with different hair like many shoujo and romance manga, but the characters also don't have outrageously obvious differing features like shounen and adventure usually does. It's subtle and honest.
All the chapters aren't available on Mangago for whatever reason, but look online and you'll find all 10 chapters uploaded.
Really sad story, but I liked that bittersweet feeling that came from reading it.
Its like the Sasuke arc all over again.
Except its in reverse.
(⊙…⊙ ) Shit gets real in Magi once you take away the comedic relief.
I gave up on understanding the plot, I just read for the sass. ┑(￣Д ￣)┍
Me too. I only read now for the art, and the clothes, and the pretty boys. After reading 45 chapters I thought I was close to understanding the plot then when I tried to put it all together I realize I REALLY DON'T UNDERSTAND IT AT ALL.
I read this thinking it was the continuation. Amazed still at how realistic he sets it.
If you don't know Harada you should pass on this. Psychological mindbreak yaoi (in this case shotacon) isn't for everyone.
I liked how realistic the parents' reaction was! You never see that in a shota.
And it's true that Harada+Shota isn't for everybody :D