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Nisio Isin, the author of Medaka Box and Arakawa under the Bridge (and Monogatari Series? idk anymore) is trying himself at the full fledged 100% romance genre.
2 oneshots:
Henshin Ganbo
Aru Asa Okitara
obviously, oneshots don't drag **** out, so you actually get to see something lel.
2 oneshots:
Henshin Ganbo
Aru Asa Okitara
obviously, oneshots don't drag **** out, so you actually get to see something lel.
Searz wrote:
Oh, that's easy. It's from a mediocre manga called Mirai Nikki.
I enjoyed reading it so far, though I see why you call it mediocre. The theory behind those diaries and the way they can change the future doesn't completely make sense to me. I find the name "deus ex machina" the most annoying though. "Oh hey, this is Latin so it must be cool, let's use it somewhere and act like it's very interesting and stuff."
But it's still fun, I think the characters can be very funny sometimes.
xIchi wrote:
Nisio Isin, the author of Medaka Box and Arakawa under the Bridge (and Monogatari Series? idk anymore) is trying himself at the full fledged 100% romance genre.
2 oneshots:
Henshin Ganbo
Aru Asa Okitara
obviously, oneshots don't drag **** out, so you actually get to see something lel.
2 oneshots:
Henshin Ganbo
Aru Asa Okitara
obviously, oneshots don't drag **** out, so you actually get to see something lel.
********'s a pretty good fertilizer
Latest Legend wrote:
I enjoyed reading it so far, though I see why you call it mediocre. The theory behind those diaries and the way they can change the future doesn't completely make sense to me. I find the name "deus ex machina" the most annoying though. "Oh hey, this is Latin so it must be cool, let's use it somewhere and act like it's very interesting and stuff."
But it's still fun, I think the characters can be very funny sometimes.
But it's still fun, I think the characters can be very funny sometimes.
Yeah well, the ending is complete and utter ****, and the rest of it is decent most of the time. The only thing it did relatively well was the demented character(s), but that only carried it so far, especially when the ending just went bat**** idiotic.
xIchi wrote:
Nisio Isin, the author of Medaka Box and Arakawa under the Bridge (and Monogatari Series? idk anymore) is trying himself at the full fledged 100% romance genre.
2 oneshots:
Henshin Ganbo
Aru Asa Okitara
2 oneshots:
Henshin Ganbo
Aru Asa Okitara
Yeah.. both of the above series aren't anything special, so forgive me for not feeling a need to read the oneshots.
I might give them a shot if Legend likes them tho.
"I saw [Twilight: Eclipse] in theaters with a girl I was dating at the time. I spent more time staring at my toes and wiggling them than I did watching this abomination. When Edward proposed to Blank Face, I finally looked up with a revelation.
I blurted out loud, in a dead silent theater full of teenage girls on opening night "Wait a minute, Edward has no blood flow. How does he get an erection?" I heard several men laughing, and had several girls turn and stare at me.
I did not get laid that night." - Berengier817
I blurted out loud, in a dead silent theater full of teenage girls on opening night "Wait a minute, Edward has no blood flow. How does he get an erection?" I heard several men laughing, and had several girls turn and stare at me.
I did not get laid that night." - Berengier817
They are indeed nothing special,
never said that.
Just mentioned that Nisio Isin is trying himself at said genre :p
My point was that he did not try himself at that, yet. As you can see from his previous work.
Bakemonogatari was the only one with some romance/developement.
never said that.
Just mentioned that Nisio Isin is trying himself at said genre :p
My point was that he did not try himself at that, yet. As you can see from his previous work.
Bakemonogatari was the only one with some romance/developement.
xIchi wrote:
They are indeed nothing special,
never said that.
never said that.
Huh? Then why did you comment about it like that?
One usually makes such comments when one wants to spread the word about something, which often means that that something is good, in that person's opinion.
"You can't have your privacy violated if you don't know your privacy is violated." - Mike Rogers, U.S. Representative for Michigan's 8th congressional district, 2013
I.e: Mike Rogers doesn't think it's rape unless the victim knows (s)he has been raped. Sounds legit.
I.e: Mike Rogers doesn't think it's rape unless the victim knows (s)he has been raped. Sounds legit.
First of all, I hardly read romance manga, so I hardly have any comparison material or objective view(who am I kidding I never have xD).
Henshin Ganbo is short. Yeah. It's bloody predictable and kind of a cliché. I laughed though and, to be fair, there could've been a lot more clichés in there. And because it's only ~20 pages long it's not a bad thing. It feels pretty finished which I think is a good thing. There obviously isn't much plot development because it's so short, but I think it's enough. I enjoyed reading it, it's quite a lot in but a few pages.
Aru Asa Okitara is a genderbender so it's terrible. THE END. It's a bit longer and it's literally about a hospitalized guy who has taken over the body of "a childhood friend" for a day. So, yeah. After the basic awkward "who the hell are this people?" and the "who am I?" moments, the basic sports class change-room(is that how it's called) cliché and some other stuff he remembers who he is and then the author remembered there had to be some romance in it too. All's well, ends well. That's the suggestion at least. It might be hilarious for some people though.
I'd say Henshin Ganbo is worth the try because it's really short and kind of funny. Aru Asa Okitara is in my humble opinion definitely not worth the read because it's a terrible genderbender magical body-exchange worst ecchi cliché manga. Unless you're in the cliché mood I guess. It's not my kind of terrible.
EDIT: I also finished Onani Master Kurosawa. Wow.
Henshin Ganbo is short. Yeah. It's bloody predictable and kind of a cliché. I laughed though and, to be fair, there could've been a lot more clichés in there. And because it's only ~20 pages long it's not a bad thing. It feels pretty finished which I think is a good thing. There obviously isn't much plot development because it's so short, but I think it's enough. I enjoyed reading it, it's quite a lot in but a few pages.
Aru Asa Okitara is a genderbender so it's terrible. THE END. It's a bit longer and it's literally about a hospitalized guy who has taken over the body of "a childhood friend" for a day. So, yeah. After the basic awkward "who the hell are this people?" and the "who am I?" moments, the basic sports class change-room(is that how it's called) cliché and some other stuff he remembers who he is and then the author remembered there had to be some romance in it too. All's well, ends well. That's the suggestion at least. It might be hilarious for some people though.
I'd say Henshin Ganbo is worth the try because it's really short and kind of funny. Aru Asa Okitara is in my humble opinion definitely not worth the read because it's a terrible genderbender magical body-exchange worst ecchi cliché manga. Unless you're in the cliché mood I guess. It's not my kind of terrible.
EDIT: I also finished Onani Master Kurosawa. Wow.
********'s a pretty good fertilizer
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Oh, that's easy. It's from a mediocre manga called Mirai Nikki.