![]() ![]() Kino has a wonderful way with expressions and eyes. Sharp, crisp and flawless, emotional and just wonderful. The art for this manga is possibly my favorite of all time. Every character serves an absolute purpose, and without them the manga would suffer greatly. The more you learn, the more you eagerly wonder what will happen next. You end up at the edge of your seat with baited breath watching as these characters are forced to make decisions and how those decisions are going to effect their personalities. No character was wasted, none are flat or worthless. They’ve all been shaped by their experiences, and often times not for the better. After reading this manga almost in its entirety, I really feel as though I know the characters, like I met them. Shion, Nezumi, Inukashi and others too are fabulously written with depth and meaning and are inseparable from this story. The biggest drive of this series for me are the characters. In the end, everything came together in a way that exceeded every hope and every desire I could have had. There was never a dull moment for me and I couldn’t stop reading. It wasn’t until I read this manga that everything felt complete. You’re swept away by the every line, every detail on the page. When I first saw the anime, I was jaded. You’re then taken for a crash course on reality in the Western District. From the very first page you’re transported into the fake world of No. The plot is excellent and I thought it was extremely well paced. Things are truly not as they seem, but go much further than many other “ideal but not so ideal city” concepts there are out there. The story was deep and intriguing, as if the premise of No.6 wasn’t interesting enough already, there are many underlying and interweaving layers of the story. This is probably the only thing from what I’ve encountered so far that I’ve been able to give a 10 to. 6 may be overlooked but after getting a glimpse of its world, you can say it’s worth your time. The anime was only a half season and truly lacks much of the depth and story that the manga and novel include. Nezumi (No.After watching the anime, I was desperate to find more of Shion & Nezumi’s story, and coincidentally I happened to stumbled upon the English translation of the light novel and as well as the manga.ダイヤのA | Daiya no A | Ace of Diamond (4).Kuroko no Basuke | Kuroko's Basketball (4).Shingeki no Kyojin | Attack on Titan (8). ![]() Creator Chose Not To Use Archive Warnings (465).Language: English Words: 367 Chapters: 1/1 Comments: 1 Kudos: 8 Hits: 119 Creator Chose Not To Use Archive Warnings.Choose Not To Use Archive Warnings, No Archive Warnings Apply.Language: English Words: 600 Chapters: 1/1 Comments: 2 Kudos: 14 Bookmarks: 3 Hits: 182Īpricotbiscuit Fandoms: No. Nezumi is back – so is there a reason to ask? It’s been three weeks of reconnecting, of playing with mice, and discussing literature, and hearing about the crazy adventures the love of his life was on while Shion stayed with his village and rebuilt society.Īngstpril Day #4: "Why did you leave?" Series The wandering, wonderful, stupid man he fell in love with when he was naive and foolish, and was by his side as he matured into someone he could be proud of. He doesn’t ask because he knows the answer. The question on the tip of his tongue goes unsaid. Language: English Words: 6,000 Chapters: 1/1 Comments: 14 Kudos: 71 Bookmarks: 6 Hits: 542 Because no matter where he goes, he always, always finds his way back to Shion somehow. "I won't kiss you like that, because then it'd just be a goodbye kiss."Īnd, really, it was all it took to make a laugh escape Nezumi's lips. "Nezumi… would you, erm- would you kiss me? Like you did before you left?" He hesitated, bit his lip, and hesitated again, before finally speaking. Shion looked away briefly, then back at him. As Nezumi had noticed before, it suited him. The blush on his face deepened, turning a bright pink-nearly-red color. The boy looked like a deer in headlights. I don't wanna be your friend (i wanna kiss your lips) ![]()
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