Kina Kobayashi
Autor/a de Nameless Asterism Vol. 1
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I thought this was a yuri manga about a love triangle between three classmates, but every book gives over more and more pages to a BL/yaoi dynamic between one girl's cross-dressing twin brother and a guy whose advances she has rejected.
Too slow, too meandering, but now there's only one volume left.
Too slow, too meandering, but now there's only one volume left.
The slow, low simmer of the romantic triangle continues, and, once again, way to many pages are given over to the boring, cross-dressing younger brother in his wholly misguided attempt to keep his gay sister from dating a male classmate.
Snooze.
Snooze.
The love triangle with its information imbalance, secrecy, and matchmaking machinations is starting to make little cracks in the friendship group. So many crushes and so much unrequited love!
It's been a while since I read the first, but by the time I was getting back up to speed and maybe starting to engage again, attention shifted to the twin brother of one of the romantic leads and his lame-ass life. It's a short series and I have the final three volumes on hand, so I'm going to push through, but it seems like it's going to be a bit dull throughout.… (més)
It's been a while since I read the first, but by the time I was getting back up to speed and maybe starting to engage again, attention shifted to the twin brother of one of the romantic leads and his lame-ass life. It's a short series and I have the final three volumes on hand, so I'm going to push through, but it seems like it's going to be a bit dull throughout.… (més)
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- Obres
- 5
- Membres
- 79
- Popularitat
- #226,897
- Valoració
- 3.1
- Ressenyes
- 5
- ISBN
- 8
- Llengües
- 1
I infer from the creator's mention of future plans and lack of closure in the end matter that the series probably got canceled, forcing a premature ending that goes all in on ambiguity and the illusion of maintaining the status quo from the first book.
Oh, and the inside front cover has a one-panel strip that sort of spoils the non-ending, so you might want to avert your eyes when opening the book.… (més)