Watashitachi no Tamura-kun

[MangaDex]

 

[zstrf03]

why the tragedy tag? can anyone spoil me?

 

[encrypted12345]

It's a story about lost love, sort of.

 

[Disdasdefa]

No real tragedy

 

[Fortis99]

It's just melancholy

 

[Phuocphuc46]

By the same author who wrote Golden Times and Toradora!, there won’t be any major tragedy here, so don’t brace yourself for some depressing story. One of the better adaptions of novels out there, definitely worth the read.

 

[testsubject123]

This wasn’t very good. The development of feelings seemed way off and the ambiguous feelings of the other characters made it difficult to follow. I guess if you look at it from the perspective of kids who just got out of middle school it makes more sense, but it does make it less difficult to weed through.

 

[rpapo]

The light novel series behind this manga was Takemiya's first series, and only two volumes long.

Takemiya seems to like to write about rather eccentric girls. Aisaka Taiga, Kushieda Minori, Kaga Kouko, Oka Chinami...

 

[kaito]

@rpapo
but is it good though? or it has a dissapointing end like toradora...

 

[rpapo]

@kaito - The only way you can classify any of Takemiya's works is "bittersweet." The story ends, but life goes on.

 

[Dorifito_Weeaboo]

why the fuck does it have to go back to the past a million times, its so annoying