☘ waidh ☘'s manga / #recommended(31)

Manages to convey emotions and actions realistically. It also explores the painful side of 'redemption' and the things that can never be undone with mere apologies.

"Moon" shows us that Subaru still has a lot of growing up to do...personally and professionally. The series is as entrancingly drawn as its prequel, Dance! Subaru, and just as impassioned.

The one sentence synopsis in no way does the story justice. It perfectly summarizes the story but its intangible element that truly makes it wondrous is lost, ungrasped by the passerby. ️

Kyoko is one of the rare few FLs I'd list in my "Fave Characters"...

❦︎240 Sabro? He can't possibly be Hiruma Youichi's (Eyeshield 21) demon form, now is he? P.S. This manga is a riot. For nonstop comedy, I totally recommend this...

"Where the sky meets the red river"... If anything, I read this series for its title and never once regretted that decision.

◆[ 22 ] Despite being first serialized in 2020, it evokes an ambience similar to that of a pre-2000s manga. And it's simply wondrous.. I fell in love with the first chapter..

❦︎16

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`)・゜・。

I've never been this engrossed reading a shoujo romance. It has a female lead I so love, she's endearing and her awkward ways are all too relatable.