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Corny but entertaining... NOT by any means a 2*/3* manga.
Probably 1* rage downrates from people who sought more Gantz. Or pure yuri? Or couldn't get onboard with such an outrageous beyotch of a female lead? Or wanted to fap???
Ending is rather wth, though. And REALLY badly translated, making it evermor3 confusing
Probably 1* rage downrates from people who sought more Gantz. Or pure yuri? Or couldn't get onboard with such an outrageous beyotch of a female lead? Or wanted to fap???
Ending is rather wth, though. And REALLY badly translated, making it evermor3 confusing
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Those super long legs looks atrocious, not to mention the other super westernised looks of old anime character designs that I disliked and the fact that this is a bisexual manga, which is boring as a whole.
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(1) yes 1/10... Poor art style +
like 15 chapters in the teacher gets cucked hard so I skipped to the end to see how it goes with the total bitch and somehow it ends up with a yuri ending??? Beyond not worth the read
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The art style is terrifying, and the storys only ok, but I wouldn't consider it so bad as to give it a 1*
all I really want to know is what the fuck happened to the baby...
all I really want to know is what the fuck happened to the baby...
I read this way back in the day and I really enjoyed it at the time (I remember even tearing up) was just curious what ppl were saying about now and I’m surprised to see so much hate
But there’s no telling how I would receive it now in this day and age with all the amazing things I’ve read
But there’s no telling how I would receive it now in this day and age with all the amazing things I’ve read
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@GantzLord I can definitely say that i didn't cry at all, it was pretty infuriating to go through those last couple volumes with the knowledge that it's supposed to be yuri, and just having it drone on for soo long... I certainly didn't see how the yuri was going to finish out properly.. I definitely wouldn't read through this again.
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Only 10 chapters in and I completely hate the main character. The teacher is kind of an idiot. Only going to read a little longer to hopefully see the main character get her feelings crushed by the girl she fell for. I do expect them to end up together with MC "becoming a better person".
After reading all the chapters from this manga all i can say is that... I regret reading this. If feels like it was a complete waste of my time, the story took waaaayyy to long to go absolutely nowhere. By the last couple of volumes the story becomes absolutely nonsensical and if almost feels like you are reading a completely different manga
. I've heard around here and there that forbidden term "yuri bait" but it's the first time that I fell that I have actually being cached by it. The story becomes really bizarre and shifted too much from the original plot that is hard to grasp what was the point of it all. I can't in good conscience recommend this manga to anyone, there are some few actually almost amazing moments, but is overshadow by all the terrible writing and characters. The "original" main character is too unlikeable and as I mention earlier the story goes absolutely nowhere and then it just ends. The saddest part is that it seems like this had some actually great potential but is utterly wasted what a shame. score: 3/10
so basically it seems that there was another previous version fo this manga and at some point they get introduced in this new version, the problem is that if you don't know them from before there is little you can care about them, my guest is that the author tried to merge both series but it ends up being a complete mess and detracts from the original plot of this manga
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Never have I wished a bitchy character in a manga like her got raped, ODs on cocaine and heroine and ends up destitute. She deserves to switch spots with the girl from EMERGENCE, good riddance to Chizuru.
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Oh my goodness! I hate this story.
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Absolute waste of time. I would literally pay money to forget I ever read this. My God, I could write a tesis about how much I hate this manga and everything bad about it but surely no one is interested and it's not worth the effort either. I won't recomend this to literally anyone out there and I wish we could implement some Bisexual tag so more people could avoid read this...
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OK so. This was bad. I need to articulate my thoughts on this somewhere and here is a comment section for it, so. SPOILERS ABOUND, I BRING UP SPECIFICS.
It is SO LONG for how little happens in it. And also simultaneously how much happens in it. By chapter 14 Chizuru has confessed her love to Azumi. This development is ignored, talked around, and at times downright contradicted for the vast majority of the manga. There is a male love interest introduced that Chizuru is an unforgivable bitch to, which goes nowhere (except it does, except it doesn't?) The manga is haphazardly combined with the Yaoi Hen series the author worked on, and then half the screentime is devoted to these characters that had no introduction. While ostensibly a yuri series, Azumi only shows the most remote interest in Chizuru in CHAPTER 73. and all throughout, the only things Chizuru does oto try and win her girl are harass her and cause drama.
Which brings me to another point-- there is an atrocious amount of sexual harassment in this manga. Chizuru is molested by at least 3 different guys. Her boyfriend is a grown ass man dating a sixteen-year-old, and tries to rape another sixteen-year-old. CHIZURU HERSELF rapes her crush's crush-- hence 'unforgivable' used above-- and molests/coerces Azumi nigh constantly.
And even with all the screentime devoted to all these motherfuckers wet dreams, we barely get any goddamn clue about them as characters. Chizuru: bitch queen, homeless, promiscuous. Azumi: from Fukuoka, clumsy, wants to be a screenwriter. these are the two MAIN CHARACTERS, and this is basically all we get. Reasons why Chizuru ditched her home and survives exclusively by tricking men into letting her sleep in their houses? nah. Relevance of Azumi's dreams beyond the dead-on-arrival het plotline? none. Godssakes, they have an aspiring screenwriter in a romance with a rising starlet and it NEVER COMES UP BETWEEN THEM.
And this needlessly long essay doesn't even touch on the sheer confusion of the plot. Is chizuru actually pregnant? Was she actually raised as a boy for 12 years? Is azumi actually in love with/exclusively dating kobayashi? Is Sato, from the inexplicable mashup, actually a girl? Does Azumi actually have an iota of interest in Chizuru? What the fuck was up with Azumi's nameless friend killing herself? They just flip flop between the answers to any of these questions at any given moment for ninety four chapters-- you CAN'T squeeze a cohesive narrative out of this thing.
I liked the first 17-ish chapters of this. It was a cute budding romance between two complete opposites, and it had the potential to go interesting places with how absolutely fucked up Chizuru is (let us not forget the chapter 53 dream sequence, whatever the fuck that was, on top of her honeypotting) in contrast to Azumi. The contrast between Chizuru's... everything and her big stupid disaster crush was funny, and I wanted to see how they could develop to get Azumi a megababe gf and Chizuru some stability in her carfire life-- probably with some interesting obstacles from Chizuru's side keeping it from being a basic romcom w no stakes. Instead, 80+ chapters of sexual harassment and storylines that added nothing to Azumi's nigh-blank slate and made Chizuru a genuinely horrendous person. I'll go to bat for some pretty fucked up girl characters (Asuka Soryuu and Azula ATLA my beloveds) but Chizuru? There's nothing to defend.
This manga is a double-decker nothingburger with a side of oversexualized and creepy fries. Could have been more fun if the author was thinking about the plot instead of the tits, but here we are. Some of the pinups and chapter bonuses are pretty surreal and fun as standalone drawings. This comment is longer than I can justify. Adieu
It is SO LONG for how little happens in it. And also simultaneously how much happens in it. By chapter 14 Chizuru has confessed her love to Azumi. This development is ignored, talked around, and at times downright contradicted for the vast majority of the manga. There is a male love interest introduced that Chizuru is an unforgivable bitch to, which goes nowhere (except it does, except it doesn't?) The manga is haphazardly combined with the Yaoi Hen series the author worked on, and then half the screentime is devoted to these characters that had no introduction. While ostensibly a yuri series, Azumi only shows the most remote interest in Chizuru in CHAPTER 73. and all throughout, the only things Chizuru does oto try and win her girl are harass her and cause drama.
Which brings me to another point-- there is an atrocious amount of sexual harassment in this manga. Chizuru is molested by at least 3 different guys. Her boyfriend is a grown ass man dating a sixteen-year-old, and tries to rape another sixteen-year-old. CHIZURU HERSELF rapes her crush's crush-- hence 'unforgivable' used above-- and molests/coerces Azumi nigh constantly.
And even with all the screentime devoted to all these motherfuckers wet dreams, we barely get any goddamn clue about them as characters. Chizuru: bitch queen, homeless, promiscuous. Azumi: from Fukuoka, clumsy, wants to be a screenwriter. these are the two MAIN CHARACTERS, and this is basically all we get. Reasons why Chizuru ditched her home and survives exclusively by tricking men into letting her sleep in their houses? nah. Relevance of Azumi's dreams beyond the dead-on-arrival het plotline? none. Godssakes, they have an aspiring screenwriter in a romance with a rising starlet and it NEVER COMES UP BETWEEN THEM.
And this needlessly long essay doesn't even touch on the sheer confusion of the plot. Is chizuru actually pregnant? Was she actually raised as a boy for 12 years? Is azumi actually in love with/exclusively dating kobayashi? Is Sato, from the inexplicable mashup, actually a girl? Does Azumi actually have an iota of interest in Chizuru? What the fuck was up with Azumi's nameless friend killing herself? They just flip flop between the answers to any of these questions at any given moment for ninety four chapters-- you CAN'T squeeze a cohesive narrative out of this thing.
I liked the first 17-ish chapters of this. It was a cute budding romance between two complete opposites, and it had the potential to go interesting places with how absolutely fucked up Chizuru is (let us not forget the chapter 53 dream sequence, whatever the fuck that was, on top of her honeypotting) in contrast to Azumi. The contrast between Chizuru's... everything and her big stupid disaster crush was funny, and I wanted to see how they could develop to get Azumi a megababe gf and Chizuru some stability in her carfire life-- probably with some interesting obstacles from Chizuru's side keeping it from being a basic romcom w no stakes. Instead, 80+ chapters of sexual harassment and storylines that added nothing to Azumi's nigh-blank slate and made Chizuru a genuinely horrendous person. I'll go to bat for some pretty fucked up girl characters (Asuka Soryuu and Azula ATLA my beloveds) but Chizuru? There's nothing to defend.
This manga is a double-decker nothingburger with a side of oversexualized and creepy fries. Could have been more fun if the author was thinking about the plot instead of the tits, but here we are. Some of the pinups and chapter bonuses are pretty surreal and fun as standalone drawings. This comment is longer than I can justify. Adieu
