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A review by madmadmaddymad
Bad Boys, Happy Home, Vol. 2 by SHOOWA, Hiromasa Okujima
dark
emotional
funny
fast-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? A mix
- Strong character development? It's complicated
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? Yes
- Flaws of characters a main focus? It's complicated
4.0
I liked the themes of consent in this one. (I feel like that’s sometimes hard to come by in this genre.) Could have done without that ending, lol, but I guess it was an important stakes-building moment.
This one was relatively sweet and fluffy for the most part. It has some very dark themes as well. I liked the fight with delinquents at the park, and how it kind of inspired their first kiss. I’m kind of unclear the age difference between these two, because it’s a lot of “first times” for Akamatsu, (who says he has never even been hugged by a guy before, not even by a close friend) but I think that Seven has just lived a lot of life in his short years. The reveal with his past as a sex worker was kind of obvious, but still unsettling. All things considered, I think he is doing a very admirable job of being a caring boyfriend. I hope things calm down for them soon and I hope Akamatsu gets to show him all the love and tenderness he deserves.
This one was relatively sweet and fluffy for the most part. It has some very dark themes as well. I liked the fight with delinquents at the park, and how it kind of inspired their first kiss. I’m kind of unclear the age difference between these two, because it’s a lot of “first times” for Akamatsu, (who says he has never even been hugged by a guy before, not even by a close friend) but I think that Seven has just lived a lot of life in his short years. The reveal with his past as a sex worker was kind of obvious, but still unsettling. All things considered, I think he is doing a very admirable job of being a caring boyfriend. I hope things calm down for them soon and I hope Akamatsu gets to show him all the love and tenderness he deserves.
Moderate: Rape, Sexual violence, and Trafficking