takame's manga / #BL undertones(30)

2015-11-05 20:46 marked (for reread)

Super amusing & wacky collection of really, really handsome men and their not-so-innocent bromance. OK guys. If you ship yuuri with wolfram stay at manga+anime (but anime is more harem-y). If you ship him w/ Conrad, there are moments at the light novel. https://www.baka-tsuki.org/project/index.php?title=Maru-MA

What can i say? It's a masterpiece. The incest theme is not overdone, the subtlety induces doki-doki feels. More realistic that way. And that made people like me who are not really into incest love this. Definitely one of the best in it's arena.

A gen manga with chockful of pretty boys with long hair. Let the ships sail! BTW, Despite the slashy artwork and arrangement, there is an actual heavy plot going on especially on it's novel where this manga is adapted from. The world is intricate and well done. chinese novel adaptation, manhua. I will give 5 stars for the novel and 4 stars for the manga. [2015-11-03 09:23 marked]

Hhaha I really love this manga. Always a blast to reread because of each person's story. I love the whole Sakamoto family and their funny life. Even it extended to more volumes just to record their daily lives I would have bitten on it hook, line and sinker. There's no such boring moments with a fun family.

#school dorm

one of the first anime to manga titles that i knew and loved. oh the days that i am still quite innocent to BL, haha

practically the first paperback manga i bought. still one of the best for me, the one that started my appreciation for dark and psychological titles. and it's amazing and detailed art even in it's time is irresistible.

Despite it being open-ended and more slice-of-life than anything, it's a wacky story of a poor, struggling guy who ventured into making a cafe. I like how he does his best with his dreams despite being poor, baby-faced and quite underwhelming all in all. Also, the people that he manages to draw in are amazing in their own way I see this shop becoming a good one. Open-ended but I would have loved to read more of their everyday lives in the cafe. Oh well, there's always rereading.