✨BunGal✨'s Topics (152)

It's actually really refreshing and amusing! An enjoyable funny read that def deserves more viewers!

The things I LOVE about this series:
1) Mito has a slow makeover, but she doesn't go through an unrealistic body and image change to look like typical shoujo heroine--she is a better version of herself, and to me that's more realistic
2) The guys don't all fall for her, and even the object of her affections (kunimitsu) can turn her down while still honoring their friendship (at least until they maybe decide to eventually bring him back as a love rival lol)
3) Typical b*tchy female rival character turns out to be another human, capable of human emotion and cheering on Mito
4) Mito is self conscious, and the story is not about her overcoming her weight or anything like that--it's about herself and coming out of her shell
5) The characters from her otome game show up in real life, but aren't the idols she was expecting--one is crazy shy, the other gay, and the last one acts out as a "demon" tsundere character--it shows that reality is more complex and different than your expectations
6) Again, I love how she looks like herself still after all the chapters, and how she likes the guys she likes for their kindness over looks, and how she even gave horse-face guy a real chance (even if he wasn't what she thought) and how she is generally becoming more honest with herself. It feels real, and their decisions and reactions feel real even in typical shoujo scenarios--and I think we can all relate to Mito's fantasies that almost overlap with reality, lol! (≧∀≦)

He has been in a coma state for 15 years, which is why bestie said "my best friend, even now" but everyone treats him like he's dead bc he hasn't woken up for 15 yrs. And why he remembers himself as a younger person, or how he can't remember for sure how he "died". It's either that, or he gets reincarnated into another or into someone who is about to die. Idk but I can't just see him disappearing--I smell a plot twist or something...

Extremely beautiful and fantastic style. Loose painterly and chromatic style really left a stunning impression!! My only critique would be that although it was stunning visually, the plot and narrative was almost too symbolic and cryptic to the point where it leaves the reader perpetually unable to grasp and the plot. But it definetely has a different way of telling a story. You have to look through the beautiful chaotic strokes to the perfectly rendered faces--which worked well to match the chaos of the story's theme of pollution, corruption, and overall apocalyptic-esq chaos. Great composition and webcomic-like paneling. Great use of color, angle, perspective, and light. That being said, the story would be more effective with a bit more grasp on creating clarity in the writing a little more so one doesn't get so lost in the analogies and understanding of the meaning of both the words, all while determining the content of the imagery. Overall a more visual piece I would say. I look forward to seeing the artist's other work (: Wonderfully promising (๑•ㅂ•)و✧ Delicious food for the eyes!

What I got, was that in the human world she was satisfied with being just an "extra" and going with everyone else --but after experiencing this other world her fantasy manga world--she still remained herself and had to struggle with what she always resigned herself to--being unimportant. But the very end she had a revelation that she had her own role and choices--she could control her destiny (unlike Haruka's). She realized that although the power and responsibility scared the shit out of her, that it also was really fun. And from that being fun, she saw that the ups and downs of being your own character along with the roles and responsibilities. Also that it's not about being the main character but being the best version of oneself was pretty wonderful and fun. And when the magician praised her, it was like acknowledgement for her being her own self instead of always going with the flow. I *was* hoping for some parallel of the other world and hers, like a charm or a reincarnated character or something (like Spirited Away or After School Nighmare), but I sort of understand it a bit.

Although the story has taken a different turn from what I had thought would happen, I am impressed that the seme MC actually had the tact to consider that just bc his friend is gay, does not mean he's into him.
This page: http://www.mangago.zone/read-manga/crackster/mf/manga/crackster/c003/pg-7/
I hope that it all works out somehow, with a little less netorare, perhaps? Maybe in Mio's perspective?

Their relationship, which had chemistry from the get go, was riddled with sexual innuendos and tounge-in-cheek remarks. So I should be fine with it, but she did only *just* confess a couple of days before and before they could totally make sense of their feelings and who they were directed towards, they escalated right into the sex. Which normally, I would be totally fine with, if it were originally that sort of manga, but rather than sexily easing into almost-smut, they just flipped a switch and it was on. ~le sigh~ They could have had such steamy pre-sexcapades. But, I hope Atsushi stops comparing Nozomi with Moe, and I hope their relationship goes well (≧∀≦)

I really love the art and the style is addictive, and the characters were drawn very well! My only critique would be that I don't know the characters enough to fully enjoy their quirky relationship; it almost seems like a spin off of another story I haven't read--like of characters. Otherwise I really enjoyed their dynamics and chemistry--has potential with some clean lines and perhaps paneling and a touch of color--to become something really wonderful and fun (๑•ㅂ•)و✧
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I hope she opens up a can of whoop-ass And beats the shit out of all of them #idpaytoseethat

It's all in Japanese? Shouldn't it be listed as a raw then?