"Now that you finally touched her, you got a good look at the distance between you and her, you realized the two of you are completely separate individuals."
THE MOST underrated STORY in the whole history.
Karekano is just a masterpiece, full jewel. This manga really blew my mind. The mangaka really wrapped us up and fooled us all into thinking this was another shoujo story. So when you bite into it, it's like finding chocolate milk inside, so sweet. I remember reading this when I was 10 years old. My cousin had the manga, but I didn't even pay attention because I was more interested in shoujo magical girls. But I read it again when I was 19, and I really felt every single bit of it. This great story makes you think about self-issues and self-discovery when it comes to love. It shows that when you LOVE SOMEONE, you need to overcome yourself first so you can love to the fullest. I don't know if this is a shoujo manga, but it definitely needs to be a josei. Why? Well, all these problems are not typical high school people problems. Seriously, how many normal kids question why their DNA is the way it is or deal with adoption issues? No, this is for us intellectuals who don't want to feel alone by reading this.
The women in this series are so well-written, ugh, Miyazawa is that queen!! This is a safe manga and anime series for GIRLS! <3
God, that manga really made me cry. It's been a long time since a manga got me this emotional. From the start, it's an entertaining Shoujo series with a great cast of characters, each having compelling and engrossing backstories, from the main leads to the supporting cast. The tone of the manga balances well between comedy, drama, and romance.
What really sealed the deal for me was the Arima arc. I found myself wanting to read chapter after chapter in one sitting. Man, it was certainly an emotional roller coaster that tugged at my heartstrings.
I wish a few of the characters had more panel time and moments, but with such a large cast, it can't be helped. Overall, it's a fantastic read.
I recently decided to revisit Kare Kano after first reading it about five years ago. The experience was just as enjoyable the second time around. What makes this manga stand out is its balanced approach to various elements that can either make or break a shounen series.
The true charm of Kare Kano lies in how its characters interact with each other. Each character becomes memorable and endearing in their own unique way, and every notable character has a well-developed storyline. I particularly appreciated how the author took three volumes to delve into the lives of supporting characters, rather than focusing solely on the main protagonists. Surprisingly, this didn’t detract from the overall story; instead, it deepened my love for the series.
The ending is one of the best aspects of the manga. After following the characters through their trials and tribulations, you genuinely want to see how their lives unfold as they enter adulthood. I can confidently say that the conclusion left me completely satisfied. There were no moments where I felt confused or frustrated, like "That makes no sense" or "You ended it there? I need more!"
While I rated the art a 9, it’s not because I disliked the author's style. On the contrary, I loved it. There are just occasional instances where the proportions don’t quite flow right. However, this minor imperfection doesn’t take away from the overall score of 10 that Kare Kano deserves.
I sincerely hope that you read this manga and come to love it as much as I do.
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"Now that you finally touched her, you got a good look at the distance between you and her, you realized the two of you are completely separate individuals."
THE MOST underrated STORY in the whole history.
Karekano is just a masterpiece, full jewel. This manga really blew my mind. The mangaka really wrapped us up and fooled us all into thinking this was another shoujo story. So when you bite into it, it's like finding chocolate milk inside, so sweet. I remember reading this when I was 10 years old. My cousin had the manga, but I didn't even pay attention because I was more interested in shoujo magical girls. But I read it again when I was 19, and I really felt every single bit of it. This great story makes you think about self-issues and self-discovery when it comes to love. It shows that when you LOVE SOMEONE, you need to overcome yourself first so you can love to the fullest. I don't know if this is a shoujo manga, but it definitely needs to be a josei. Why? Well, all these problems are not typical high school people problems. Seriously, how many normal kids question why their DNA is the way it is or deal with adoption issues? No, this is for us intellectuals who don't want to feel alone by reading this.
The women in this series are so well-written, ugh, Miyazawa is that queen!! This is a safe manga and anime series for GIRLS! <3
God, that manga really made me cry. It's been a long time since a manga got me this emotional. From the start, it's an entertaining Shoujo series with a great cast of characters, each having compelling and engrossing backstories, from the main leads to the supporting cast. The tone of the manga balances well between comedy, drama, and romance.
What really sealed the deal for me was the Arima arc. I found myself wanting to read chapter after chapter in one sitting. Man, it was certainly an emotional roller coaster that tugged at my heartstrings.
I wish a few of the characters had more panel time and moments, but with such a large cast, it can't be helped. Overall, it's a fantastic read.
I recently decided to revisit Kare Kano after first reading it about five years ago. The experience was just as enjoyable the second time around. What makes this manga stand out is its balanced approach to various elements that can either make or break a shounen series.
The true charm of Kare Kano lies in how its characters interact with each other. Each character becomes memorable and endearing in their own unique way, and every notable character has a well-developed storyline. I particularly appreciated how the author took three volumes to delve into the lives of supporting characters, rather than focusing solely on the main protagonists. Surprisingly, this didn’t detract from the overall story; instead, it deepened my love for the series.
The ending is one of the best aspects of the manga. After following the characters through their trials and tribulations, you genuinely want to see how their lives unfold as they enter adulthood. I can confidently say that the conclusion left me completely satisfied. There were no moments where I felt confused or frustrated, like "That makes no sense" or "You ended it there? I need more!"
While I rated the art a 9, it’s not because I disliked the author's style. On the contrary, I loved it. There are just occasional instances where the proportions don’t quite flow right. However, this minor imperfection doesn’t take away from the overall score of 10 that Kare Kano deserves.
I sincerely hope that you read this manga and come to love it as much as I do.
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