Kids on the Slope - Vol. 10 Ch. 50 - Bonustrack 5
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Definately more satisfying end than the anime.
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Fantastic end. I was about to get really salty if I didn't see Kaoru and Ricchan together in the end. Anything less than a wedding would've pissed me off so I'm ecstatic to see not only pregnant Ricchan but also the whole gang back together.
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Aaaaah imagine if they adapted the ending fully damnnnnn
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This ending was soooo good, so satisfying.
Okay, now that's what I'm talking about. This is much better. I would of course prefer some more of their life together, but this is really so much better than what it could've been. Anyways, all in all this was a masterpiece of manga, no joke. I loved almost all of the characters, the relationships were so wholesome and heartwarming, the drama was handled really well.
There is literally only one negative I can think of, and that's the separation arc. It kind of felt like contrived drama, and I would have much preferred if the story took place entirely in this small town without the painful farewells and the 2-3 years of loneliness. Then again, this is probably more narrative preference than an objective criticism of the quality of the writing. Also, I really like it when, after the main couple finally gets together, the story shows more of them in the relationship and interacting with one another rather than it just being the final chapter and the story ends. Once again, narrative preference and not a criticism of the quality of the writing, but I would have really enjoyed it a lot more if we got more than half a chapter showing the after story of their relationship.
There is literally only one negative I can think of, and that's the separation arc. It kind of felt like contrived drama, and I would have much preferred if the story took place entirely in this small town without the painful farewells and the 2-3 years of loneliness. Then again, this is probably more narrative preference than an objective criticism of the quality of the writing. Also, I really like it when, after the main couple finally gets together, the story shows more of them in the relationship and interacting with one another rather than it just being the final chapter and the story ends. Once again, narrative preference and not a criticism of the quality of the writing, but I would have really enjoyed it a lot more if we got more than half a chapter showing the after story of their relationship.
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