zefuri's manga / #Shounen(8)

Ooh... Villain Deku??

PURSON SOI AND SHAXX LIED SUPREMACY!! FUCK IT,MISFITS UPREMACY!!!!! THEIR DAMN FRIENDSHIP IS SO WHOLESOME I WANNA CRY I LOVE THEM LALL SO MUCH

I'm sorry rika but ur man is fine as fuck

Started the anime earlier, and man that decision was the best I made today. I don't really read much about action mangas, but this one was good. Not only it focuses on doing the right deed, it also focuses on friendships and changing our perspectives on some matter. I like everyone's character, and the animation was really cool too. My review about this will definitely get longer once I catched up to the recent chapters, for now, I just want to appreciate it:) ------------------ As I read more, my heart goes out for the characters. What Umemiya said really sparks a lot of meaning "fighting is a way of communication". It's crazy cause speaking through fighting can change people and turn them for the better, I like it though. I like Suzuri and Choji's development, I like how things are always reconciled in the end, the past that each character holds, the growth they have as they protect each other.. It's all too nice. This feels like a pathway of acceptance and friendship, I'm very proud of what everyone has become, they all improved through their own ways. I honestly can't name someone in this manga that I'm especially proud of, because I'm proud of them all. I'm proud of Sakura's journey to find the place he belongs to, I'm proud of Umemiya's bravery for going through that painful childhood and still smile at the future so brightly. Everyone in this manga has their own spot light which allows them to shine, not on how they fight, but on how they communicate through fighting. It's like a deeper view of one's heart.

At first I thought this manga is crazy. Sexual violence in the first chapters and suggestive languages? I thought that it's fun but something that's not for me. However when I saw the anime, it made me pick up the manga again. That's where I realized that I really need to lock in and start reading, not looking. The plot is somewhat hard to understand and to explain, but as chapters go on, it seems easier to understand now. In a world of injustice and silent stories, there's spirits who only seeks for peace which they were not granted on their lives. The characters backstories runs deep that fuels who they really are. Personally, Aira and the Acrobatic Spirit and Jiji and the trapped Spirit Story are the best. It made me tear up and just.. Experienced a whole new raw emotion of motherly love and sadness. It's one of the reasons why I had the strong urge to write it immediately down. I also love Okarun and Momo's relationship, they matched each other's freak I'd say. They're a lovely duo that I adore, whenever Okarun goes "All out" he becomes more protective of Momo, in return, Momo acts as his sanity line, like snapping him back if he doesn't have any control to himself etc etc... In short terms, I just love them. OHH THIS WAS MORE THAN PEAK. The crowd can have Kazehaya and any shoujo boys out there, I'm choosing OKARUN!! MAN IS DOWNBAD FOR MOMO AND DOESN'T HESITATE TO SACRIFICE HIMSELF FOR HER. HE ALWAYS FIND HIS WAYS TO EXPLAIN TO HER AND THE LOYALTY?????? AWWW PEAK PEAK!!! THIS IS PEAK!! THIS IS THE ROMANCE I CRAVE. ----- Scratch that, after fully finishing this manga, I am confident to say that I'll forever adore the Backstories. Each character speaks of the harsh reality, but despite that, they've become a group of unique people that helps and looks out for each other. It's a wholesome read, really. :)

Finally caught up... I want to see Elijah again. The whole school tragedy arc got me stressing in distress. It was a time where the author fully portrayed the brutal aftermaths of a tragedy, it was dark yet it also added depth to what Arthur is today. I'm interested to see where this goes, and so for the future arcs. The challenges Arthur has ahead are tough, yet he still makes it through. One day, I hope he can live in peace with the people he loves. :)))))

I'm gonna miss this ----------- ^ Is what I said after finding out the manga is complete. I don't know how to fully describe haikyuu. At first I don't think I should go all in descriptive on what I think of it, but after watching the Dumpster battle, it makes me just want to cry. I can't believe that I used a simple sentence to describe one of my youth. I first discovered Haikyuu through a television channel. At first I would skip it, solely because I was waiting for Yowamushi Pedal, not Haikyuu, but now I don't want to say goodbye to this anime. At first I only watched Haikyuu funny moments or the haikyuu on crack videos and such. Then It turned into the episode sneak peaks and memes. It didn't take a while for me to know that I was fully immersed in Haikyuu at that point. I remember being so excited when I saw the whole series on netflix around 2020 cause that meant I could finally watch every episode in full, and not just the random videos on YouTube. I wish I was with this series ever since it first started. It's cruel to randomly rethink all the times I had fun with this manga. In another life, the rarepair ships and all. Everything seemed to happen in the haikyuu fandom. Maybe growing up means you have to eventually say goodbye to the animes you used to watch when you were younger, and maybe growing up also means that I'll get to understand haikyuu more deeply. In the end of the day, it's not just about volleyball. After an intense match, it's the bond and friendships they formed along the way. As much as how emotional the ending is, it's so freaking goated. No one can top that ending. I'd forever treasure what they have become.

This is fire