Suzuka Chapter 166 Discussion

Loved every single page of this manga, maybe because i didn't read many of this kind... Just didn't like the setting, and the beginning, which resemble a lot Love Hina, but everything after it, i loved the romance, the true love... so realistic, especially the ending. This is the true happiness.



10/10.

a good example of a manga who lasted long enough to become bad... story is all over the place and characters end up contradicting themselves on top of being pretty generic and boring

Was good for like the first 70ch or so but went downhill afterwards



5.5/10

A very good read. I admit that a good chunk of the manga was frustrating, but the ending really made up for it.

I hated Suzuka in most times, but it ended very well. I love the whole story. And the art was awesome, everything was detailed and female characters were drawn superwell.

And a Christian wedding, huh? Nice.

Btw, she is not Fuka (I checked scans, because I was curious if tls did it correctly, but they didn't), but Fuuka. Yes, it's a huge difference.



PS I don't understand the whole hate for the ending. Really.

So it ended with a happy end. I started with Kimi no Iru Machi, so Suzuka wasn't the first manga I've read by that author and I can say even though KnIM had several flaws, it still had good improvements after he did Suzuka.



Suzuka started of as something completely different as what it ended. They were both the most promising first years and in the end they achieved nothing out of it. I know Suzuka would have done it without the pregnancy but I'm kind of disappointed in Yamato. After hearing "I'm gonna be first (in the interhigh and later even in Japan)" I really expected some results, but in the end: nothing. His best result was 3rd place in the interhigh and then even without his biggest rival Arima. And we didn't even get to see it. ~.~



And for the first 140 chapters (something around that..) Yamato was completely stupid, unreliable and just a good-for-nothing main char. He could change his feelings for the girls like it was nothing (after Suzuka's first rejection..). Oh Honoka is so cute, now I love her. Ok I don't love her. Two years later, oh Honoka reeeeeeally is cute, I should confess to her that I love her. Blabla.



And it's too bad that Suzuka x Yamato could only be said to be a real couple for like 30 chapters (out of 166, when they loved each other almost from the first chapter ~.~).



The bonus chapter that was coupled with KnIM was nice, too. Though Yamato was pretty pathetic again for the most part, but seeing Fuuka grown up and Yamato and Suzuka lovey-dovey was nice. After all, Yamato didn't get any results in the 100m sprints (though he was in selection for the Olympics, wasn't he?), compared to Arima and now-even-I-forgot-his-name-like-almost-everyone-in-the-manga-did who were shown to be at the Olympics.

What I like is that hey got a happy ending and a nice relationship with a cute daughter. It had it's many flaws and those are always easier to tell than the good points so I may refrain from listing them, but overall I did enjoy the manga. Otherwise I wouldn't have read it all in only 4 days.

JaganshiHiei1987 said:
I'm kinda disappointed. Yeah, "they lived happily ever after" and all, but still, feels like a sad ending with all there dreams gone down the drain. Well, almost all of them anyway. But a good manga nonetheless.





Tbh this is basically what the author is trying to tell us is that not every relationship is perfect or goes as planned, he fell in love with her so he has to deal with the consequences they both do, I honestly didn't see them being together but it happened in a lustful type of way I honestly feel bad for grave-kun senpai but I guess Yamato can be his reincarnation as annoying as he was being.  Its just weird seeing Suzuka in a marriage scenario especially with Yamato for me is how I feel, what people don't realize is a series is supposed to take you for a ride it might not be solved in 1 chapter or a dozen chapters im talking about the people giving this series 5/10 just because of Suzuka like it takes time to get over stuff she wasnt just going to get over grave kun I still don't think she is but she had to move on cause hes dead she just had to find the will.

loliterna said:
u mad ondemand?





yeh u mad phaggot



Those feels when he still managed to quote your post



RIP in peace your credibility

I actually liked the moment Akitsuki talks with Suzuka's father. Since he did basically rob him of his dreams for her daughter. That horny fucker...akitsuki.



MAN TALK

Vicis said:
... it's very rare to see a manga about a married couple with a child..



You'll be quite surprised as you keep reading more and more manga series that it's not that unusual. It''s a cliche almost.



Oh and I'd love it if any one could recommend a manga to read that resembles Suzuka/Love Hina/Ichigo 100%, preferably something with a bunch of chapters since one shots leave me feeling empty on the inside...



I hate those manga series because all the girls are basically walking zombies since they only act as dolls or put onto a pedestal regardless of how intelligent they are.



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So glad that it was a happy ending ^^" they ended this manga beautifully you could feel the raw emotion put into each and every chapter I never felt bored reading this it was just so good and watching the path they took you can appreciate how happy they are now =] definitely worth reading loved this manga a lot.

Try Cross-game or touch.



it has sports and romance and pretty much light-hearted.



and in suzuka the sport factor was emant to be kept minimum since it isnt a major genre in the manga/anime

Just finished this. I originally watched the anime which got me interested in it, but it ended weirdly. I'm glad I chose to read the manga, the anime ended far too soon for anyone to get a good idea on what the whole story is like.



I greatly enjoyed it, and I'd say something about it being "the best manga I've ever read", but this is the only manga I've ever read, so I can't really say much about it.



I wish they didn't skip time so much in the last few volumes. Starting with Asahina studying abroad, time would occasionally skip whole months or sometimes even an entire year. It kind of felt like the author was losing interest in it and was wanting to speed everything up to finish it faster.



I'd give it a 9/10.