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3.88 AVERAGE
3.88 AVERAGE
An enjoyable addition to the series, and considering it's Hinako Takanaga, refreshingly enough no non- or dub-con. I like the setting, and I'm looking forward to reading the sequel. Not a big fan of the fact that they translated -san as Herr and such, but I guess it can't be helped sometimes.
lighthearted
medium-paced
Quisiera poder sintetizar el argumento de "Kimi ga Koi ni Midareru", pero es que este manga no tiene contenido.
El arte es muy bello, por arriba del promedio de otros yaoi, ¿pero la historia? Es apenas un bosquejo superficial, lo peor del caso, es hay líneas argumentales planteadas, pero no se profundizan.
Personalmente, siento que el ritmo de la historia le juega en contra. Se siente muy desparejo, el manejo de tiempos es muy raro. Imagino que parte de eso se debe a que la traducción es bastante mala y no transmite algunas cosas de la manera correcta.
En general, es un manga para nada destacable, vale solamente por el arte pero al menos se lees rápido.
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"Kimi ga Koi ni Midareru" is your run-of-the-mill yaoi manga. The story follows Kijima who gets involved with an artist named Ichikawa.
The art is a bit above standard for yaoi, the characters all look different and attractive while the fashion style is on point.
My main issue with this manga, including the second volume, is the lack of plot. There's an attempt to tell a story but it has no depth. A few plot points could elevate the stakes, but in the end, nothing happens.
Regarding this volume, the pacing is very weird. I wish it would be a little more consistent because there are moments that made thought "Oh, this could be interesting.
The worst part of the book was the translation, it was really bad. They tried to keep the flowery language but it ended sounded so forced it was hard to follow.
Overall, I wish it was more consistent, the art is the saving grace of this one.
El arte es muy bello, por arriba del promedio de otros yaoi, ¿pero la historia? Es apenas un bosquejo superficial, lo peor del caso, es hay líneas argumentales planteadas, pero no se profundizan.
Personalmente, siento que el ritmo de la historia le juega en contra. Se siente muy desparejo, el manejo de tiempos es muy raro. Imagino que parte de eso se debe a que la traducción es bastante mala y no transmite algunas cosas de la manera correcta.
En general, es un manga para nada destacable, vale solamente por el arte pero al menos se lees rápido.
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"Kimi ga Koi ni Midareru" is your run-of-the-mill yaoi manga. The story follows Kijima who gets involved with an artist named Ichikawa.
The art is a bit above standard for yaoi, the characters all look different and attractive while the fashion style is on point.
My main issue with this manga, including the second volume, is the lack of plot. There's an attempt to tell a story but it has no depth. A few plot points could elevate the stakes, but in the end, nothing happens.
Regarding this volume, the pacing is very weird. I wish it would be a little more consistent because there are moments that made thought "Oh, this could be interesting.
The worst part of the book was the translation, it was really bad. They tried to keep the flowery language but it ended sounded so forced it was hard to follow.
Overall, I wish it was more consistent, the art is the saving grace of this one.
In dieser Story haben wir Charaktere, die unterschiedlicher nicht sein könnten, die aber wirklich offen miteinander reden. Vor allem der schüchterne Charakter versucht über seinen Schatten zu springen, aber interessant ist, dass beide noch Liebe zu einer anderen Person mit sich rum tragen. Ich fand es nur schwer mich in Kijima hinein zu versetzen.