Ozanari-Kun
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Very strange, unique series. The first few chapters are not at all representative of the later chapters; read at least through chapter 10 before judging the series (the chapters are each only two pages long, so this shouldn't take long). If you do end up sticking with it, don't forget to read the epilogue, which is quite long and probably the most interesting story arc.
What a bizarre little series. This author clearly has a lot to say about a lot of things. There are a lot of observations about westernization, rock and roll, generational divides, work culture and culture in general in the more gag-driven parts.
But, as it develops, I find it's also undeniably a story that has a lot of observations about loss, grieving and letting go of not only people, but ideals. And it`s all delivered in the stupidest (complimentary) manner possible.
It is a doozy of a manga that, while I didn't think was particularly funny, I did find it very charming and entertaining to read.
Had a lot to say and while I don't find myself agreeing or being moved by what it ends up saying sometimes, it still felt enjoyable. Also kinda fucked up, but... you know, Inio Asano is who he is.
But, as it develops, I find it's also undeniably a story that has a lot of observations about loss, grieving and letting go of not only people, but ideals. And it`s all delivered in the stupidest (complimentary) manner possible.
It is a doozy of a manga that, while I didn't think was particularly funny, I did find it very charming and entertaining to read.
Had a lot to say and while I don't find myself agreeing or being moved by what it ends up saying sometimes, it still felt enjoyable. Also kinda fucked up, but... you know, Inio Asano is who he is.
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