seinen
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Solanin
“Can you believe it guys? Solanin! Finally! Yippee!! Hey guys, Solanin review is up!!! Woohoo! I am so happy about this information.” Rereading mangas that you’ve read when you were young is an interesting experience. I’ve done this with Inio Asano’s mangas multiple times (which is rare since I hate rereading or rewatching things that… Continue reading
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Shimeji Simulation
TKMZ’ Shimeji Simulation is one of the best mangas I’ve ever read. I guess I just really “jelled” with it (“jell” because one of the eight reviewers on MAL said that they didn’t “jell” with it as much, which I found amusing)! Now, I’m not going to pretend like I remember the entire plot because… Continue reading
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Tokyo Kaido
Umm yes I remember saying that Jigoku no Alice would be my next review but I enjoy that manga too much to just review it willy-nilly. Instead, I’ve decided to read Tokyo Kaido on a whim one morning. In short, it was really really good. (Also, I did reread Jigoku no Alice and then just… Continue reading
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Gereksiz
Furuya Minoru’s Gereksiz is a tale of friendship, loneliness, and potato-shaped men(?) Just kidding! It’s really more a shorter interpretation of a poor man’s existence presented in an… interesting way. Now, I read this a while ago and so I forgot much of my original thoughts right after finishing it. I do remember that it… Continue reading
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Wanitokagegisu
Once again continuing my journey through Furuya Minoru’s mangas, Wanitokagegisu is a solid installment in his work. The art only gets more polished after Ciguatera and Himizu, with Furuya finding lots of comedic relief in facial expressions and ironic situations. Tomioka might be one of his most likable protagonists (from what I’ve read) so far.… Continue reading
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Himizu
To be honest, I didn’t think that my first “review” (these aren’t really reviews but more so ramblings) would be on Himizu by Furuya Minoru. While this was the first one of his mangas to catch my eye, I rifled through the first chapter a while ago and simply didn’t continue. That is, until, I… Continue reading
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