ni-ka-CHUUUUUUUUUU's manga / #Shounen Ai(181)

Patchwork (fujitani Youko)

Complete | fujitani youko | 2000 released
2016-05-18 15:23 marked

Aw this is sweet. It really doesn't bother me that it's only a oneshot.

Samishigariya no Love Letter

Complete | Nanoka | 2014 released

OH MY GOD KILL ME. I DON'T THINK I'VE EVER READ A MANGA SO FUCKING ADORABLE AND HILARIOUS IN MY WHOLE LIFE. GAHHHHHHHH I THINK I'M GONNA DIE THIS WAS WAY TO CUTE. ASFDDSJLASDGHLKAFHLAGK

Unexpected Love

Complete | yuzuya haruhi | 2011 released

Aw so short! But hells of a lot better than this mangaka's other work.

Hanataba Mitai ni Daite Kure

Ongoing | Kinuta Nana | 2000 released

Hidamari ga Kikoeru

Complete | FUMINO Yuki | 2014 released

This was one giant feel-good manga. I'll admit the first half was a little difficult for me to get into because while the subject is somewhat heavy and serious, I just wasn't really into the story or had much of an attachment to the characters (probably because this manga is also hella fluffy making it lack emotional weight). But as it progressed, I grew to really like it. The characters have such an organic and pure romantic development that it really makes you feel like you're going on this journey with them. But the one thing that really sold this to me was the concept/moral. I absolutely loved the issue they address about hearing impairment and how it is often overlooked because it is often deemed as not as big of an issue as complete deafness. Because of this common misconception, characters with this impairment not only have to work hard trying to get through everyday with difficulty, but also seem to have try harder adjusting themselves just to make it easier and more comfortable for everyone else to understand them. This really hits home for me because I've been diagnosed, and am still struggling, with ADD since I was 8. And it's because of the common idea that "ADD/ADHD isn't a real thing" or that "everyone has trouble focusing" that I've spent much of life telling myself what I have isn't a "real problem." Of course I don't let having ADD completely define who I am, but like the one's in the manga who have hearing impairment, passing off one's physical or psychological impairment as being just an excuse or no big deal can really make the struggle even harder. *Most definitely the best message/moral I've read in a shounen-ai/yaoi.

Hinekure Chaser

Ongoing | panco. | 2013 released

I think I'm in love! Gahhhhh my fucking heart I can't take this onesideness!!!! It hurts so much but feels so good (ugggh I'm such an emotional masochist). My two favorite yaoi tropes: the adorable tsundere uke who is actually very innocent and shy and falls in love first and the bully asshole seme who will eventually realize what a fucker he is and that the uke is perfect. This manga really knows how to tug the heart strings.

Yozora no Sumikko de

Complete | Hayakawa Nojiko | 2000 released

I have absolutely no idea how I feel about this manga. Has the same issues as other mangas this mangaka has done.

Parallel Lines

Complete | yukue moegi | 2000 released

3.5 More.

Yuki Iro Machiboke

Complete | Mikage Tsubaki | 2000 released

OH GOD THE TEARS... THEY BURN...

Umi No Juunin To Wa Koi Wa Shinai

Complete | honma akira | 2013 released

Eh. This is hardly yaoi.