That is essentially the gist of this short series. Going through different scenarios like an animated 4-panel comic about everyday life. Its a bit amusing, but they seem to overcompensate for the lack of impact of the comedy by adding a ginormous set of mammary glands on the main character. Sort of what "Tawawa no Getsuyoubi" did, but at least 'Tawawa' was a bit more humorous.
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Sunday, January 29, 2017
Komori-san wa Kotowarenai!
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anime,
comedy,
cute,
eye candy,
school story,
slice of life
Monday, January 23, 2017
Kuchibiru Tameiki Sakura-iro
くちびる、ためいき、さくらいろ
Kuchibiru Tameiki Sakura-iro
(Kisses, Sighs and Cherry Blossom Pink)
Author: Milk Morinaga
Artist: Milk Morinaga
A collection of tales about a group of friends from an all-girls school and them falling in love with girls who either are their friends or school mates. Although drawn in a shoujo manga style, there are some visuals that gives emphasis on the emotions of the characters, be it affection, emotional withholding or confusion.
Although focusing on a different set of characters per chapter, the same characters are shown recurring throughout the series. Just like the approach on "Hatsukoi Limited", giving the reader a sense of continuity.
The direction of the stories are average as they come, but the circumstances and/or premise surrounding some of the tales are a bit more interesting.
A somewhat innocent look into the shoujo-ai genre while facing issues of social norms and possibilities.
Kuchibiru Tameiki Sakura-iro
(Kisses, Sighs and Cherry Blossom Pink)
Author: Milk Morinaga
Artist: Milk Morinaga
A collection of tales about a group of friends from an all-girls school and them falling in love with girls who either are their friends or school mates. Although drawn in a shoujo manga style, there are some visuals that gives emphasis on the emotions of the characters, be it affection, emotional withholding or confusion.
Although focusing on a different set of characters per chapter, the same characters are shown recurring throughout the series. Just like the approach on "Hatsukoi Limited", giving the reader a sense of continuity.
The direction of the stories are average as they come, but the circumstances and/or premise surrounding some of the tales are a bit more interesting.
A somewhat innocent look into the shoujo-ai genre while facing issues of social norms and possibilities.
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