Inari, Konkon, Koi Iroha Anime Review

Inari, Konkon, Koi Iroha.

I thought this anime was SO CUTE! I mean, seriously, so cute! Of course, knowing me, I don't read the summaries. I just dive right into an anime. :P 

This anime is basically about a girl named Inari, who goes to an Inari shrine all the time. She makes a wish and she meets the Inari god, Uka-sama. Things basically turn into a little bit of a mess and she has trials and tribulations with continuing to do things with godly powers. Plus! Learning about new friends and love.

I personally think it's a really good anime. It's more about learning how to overcome your own fears and stand up for yourself, learn to be more confident and know that a true friend will always be there for you.

HOWEVER! There are a few things that bothered me at the very end... Such as... How her brother can see gods? What happens to his relationship. What happens to her friends relationship. (You will realize once you watch it and I'm sure you will totally ship it! Cause I DOOOOOO!) 

OP music is pretty catchy. Kind of reminds me of Kamisama Hajimemashita. 

Art is pretty normal. Nothing to special.

Gokukoku no Brynhildr Anime Review

Gokukoku no Brynhildr.

So, this anime was interesting, to say the least. The OP/EN music was pretty awesome. I definitely wasn't expecting that type of music for this anime. 

The story, kind of, reminded me of Elfen Lied. Although they are similar, they are very different at the same time. 

The girls in this show are witches and the dude is just a regular human. The witches escape from the lab they were torchered by and the lab is looking for them. Each witch has a special ability.

The boy is just a regular human, like I said. When he was a child, he had a childhood friend, who he was obviously in love with, that died. Then he meets this witch that looks exactly like her. 

It's basically about them and some other friends, witches, trying to stay away from the lab. 

The story was pretty good but a LOT of things were left out by the end of the series. 

For example...

His family.

Her family.

What happened to (Can't tell you details because it would ruin it, sort of ?) the girl she was fighting at the end?

What happened to the girls at the end?

One of the main girls memories?

How did one girl still live without her 'mechanics'.

Did they cure them?

Did they get medicine?

WHAT IS GOING ON!!!! JFISJSAOIJDISAJKSA

So, if you completely just skip over all of that and more and just stick with the main story then you will be alright.

I just like knowing back story....There was none of that here.

But all in all, it was ok. 

Be warned... It has it's perversion in it. It doesn't really show anything though. Just be warned that you probably shouldn't watch it around kids. Just saying.

The art was rather pretty though. It wasn't anything special but it was nice.

I did watch this in 1.25 days. It's really short but I was pretty addicted to finish it.

So although it had it's flaws, I enjoyed watching it. 

Anohana: The flower we saw that day Anime Review

Sooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo,

I didn't think I would cry about this anime. I mean, I knew it was sad. EVERYONE who knows about this anime, knows it's sad. 

If you don't know about this anime...

SPOILER! IT'S SAD! 

Just saying.

If you don't know much about the storyline...

It's about the white hair'd chick, Menma. She's dead. Yeah, dead. No spoiler there. You figure it out in the first 2 minutes. Only one dude can see her, Jintan. Jintan is the dude on the far left. 

Everyone in the picture use to be friends as a child until Menma passed away. After that, they drifted apart and Jintan became a hermit. >.>

Everyone thinks he's crazy and gets upset about Menma. 

But then they start to wonder if he really is telling the truth.

They decide to figure out what Menma's last wish was so that she can go to heaven. 

That's basically it.

Now you know.

So, I mean, it's sad. I knew that. I just didn't think it was going to make me cry. To be honest, I don't know if my tears were happy or sad tears. A little of both maybe?

There are some love triangles in this and some weird, crazy parts that make you think that some people need some mental help. >.< But it's actually a really good anime.

I'm not gonna say it was my favorite and I'm not going to say that it was retardedly sad because it wasn't. It had enough sadness to make me feel and enough funny parts to make me really love most of the characters.

I feel like there wasn't the same amount of time for each character. So, you couldn't like each one of them the same. 

Of course, the main story is more about Jintan and Menma so I guess it didn't really matter about the others... But at the end you kind of wanted to know more about the others because of how much Menma cared about everyone.

You just don't really know what these kids went through with her passing except for Jintan. 

On a side note... You just wanna hug these parents cause these are probably the most understanding parents I have ever seen. Seriously....

ART:

The art was nice. Some parts were pretty, flowing and just nice to watch.

The art in general is pretty normal?

Music: 

The OP is pretty catchy to listen to. I didn't skip it and I felt like it didn't mess up the anime. Like some songs just ruin the moment? This one didn't. 

ED song I didn't really listen to... It's one of those ... meh... songs. You know?

Bloody Kiss Short Story Review

This manga is basically about a girl who wants to remember her first love. 

Wakaba (The chick) finds out that Yukito (The dude, of course.) is her first love. 

I think it was kind of funny cause all she can really remember is him crying and then all of a sudden...

BAM! Boy crying. I'm just like... Ok, he's a cry baby. Alrighty then.

This was an ok short story. I feel like they could have did it a little better. They rushed it in the wrong parts, if that makes sense? All in all, it was ok. Cute story. It was just wasn't put together that well. 

I have to admit though.... The extra story was super cute. 

I felt like they could have made a very interesting manga with it. 

But since it's not, It still had a cute ending. Some may say it was way to rushed and everything BUT you have to think about it in way that she has been doing this for a while. I really liked it. It was cute.

  I can't say much about it but these are both vampire stories so if you don't care for vampires then you probably won't like them. >.>

The manga-ka does have a thing with rose keys... I guess it's one way to show that she made both? But eh.... 

Anyway, It's really cute so you should check them out! 

P.S. Don't confuse this with Bloody Kiss by Furumiya Kazuko. This is not the same person or same manga. This one was created by Yagami Rina. Hope that helps!

Shigatsu wa Kimi no Uso/Your lie in April Review

First impression!

My god the art is amazing! It's so fluid and they really took some time with this one. I mean when you first start the 1st episode... BAM! Beautifulness and great flow in the first 60 seconds.... Just.... I don't even know! It made me really excited to watch it!

I really love classical music so if you're not into it. You might not like it.

It's a bit slow through the episodes. They try to give you background in each episode and I feel like it gets old. Like, you get the point in the first couple episodes. Plus, they cover the music up with memories and I. Really. Don't. Care! I want to listen to the music! 

They do have a little CGI in it. Which, everyone knows that I do not care for CGI. It's not so bad though. It's very subtle. Since they only use it for playing the piano. I really like how it gives you a natural feel to it. As if it was real.

The feelings that you get with the characters in this anime are pretty good.

*WARNING*

This is a sad anime!

If you do not like sad anime shows then do not watch!

I feel like there are going to be two different types of people when watching this...

1. The type who cries at the first episode.

2. The type who cries at the later episodes.

You are going to at least shed one tear in this anime. 

I mean... I, personally, feel like it isn't a tear-jerker because I have seen some pretty sad stuff and this just isn't that bad, but that just depends on the person, I suppose.

Most of the characters aren't that bad. 

There is one that gets on my nerves and if you see it, you might understand what I mean.

Let me start with...

There is sort of a love Square(?) turn to love Triangle(?).

There are 4 main characters in this. (The ones in the pictures obviously. >.<)

Kosei Arima. (Glasses dude)

Kaori Miyazono. (Blonde Chick)

Tsubaki Sawabe. (Short brown haired chick)

Ryota Watari. (Smiley brown haired boy)

Anyway, I'm just gonna tell ya that Tsubaki gets on my LAAAAAST nerve!

I feel like she's selfish and spoiled and super annoying. If you love someone, you want them to be happy and will do anything to make them happy. You don't hold them back. You help them achieve whatever they are trying to do. 

SHE DOES NONE OF THAT and it drives me nuts!

I feel like a lot of people don't understand what she's doing. They just think that she's in pain and she deserves to be happy. BUT! She hasn't helped herself become happy. She has dragged herself down and made people who are watching this anime feel bad for her.

Then when she tries to make herself happy she doesn't do it the correct way. She makes things worse for the other characters and she is just being selfish!

So for that character.... I wish she would just be smacked or something.  Make her grow up and get a grip. >:(

MUSIC!

The opening is ok. I tend to skip it a lot.

I really like the ending. I love the way it starts and I would listen to the whole thing if I wasn't so impatient to see the next episode. :P 

Anywho! I feel like this anime is like a 6.5/10.

It's pretty boring at time but then it has really emotional parts to it that make me want to watch more.

I hope to see what happens next! :)

F no meikyuu oneshot review

Ok so... I don't usually do short manga/oneshot reviews because there isn't usually very much information to even write about. They are mostly the same cute school girl falling for a guy.... But I decided that I might as well start because at least I can give my two sense about it.

So for my first oneshot to write about.... I give the award toooooooo

F no meikyuu!!! Congratulations for actually keeping me interested and not wanting to just skip to the end! 

This little one shot was actually a little different from most of them. I feel like they could have made it a pretty long manga if they wanted to, but for this.... I feel like they gave just the right amount of information for me not to get to upset at the end. 

It's about this girl who pretty much gets lost/falls into danger where ever she goes and her "friend" always knows where she is and how to help her because apparently he's psychic .... Seriously.... 

Her brother and only family member is a detective and they have to do this case and he brings her "friend" along to help him with the case. As you expect.... The main character gets in some trouble with the case and guess who comes to save the day!!!

But I'm not really giving the oneshot it's justice. You will just have to read. It's worth it and it's not very long for those who can't sit still for very long.

I feel like the art is about average for one shots.... Nothing to special. 

So I can say I give this about a 4/5. 

Anyway, I hope this helps and you check it out if you're into one shots. :3

Sword Art Online Anime Review

To be honest, I wasn't really expecting to watch this. I had watched a couple of episodes before and it just didn't seem that great. I finally decided to give it another shot. It was on Netflix and staring me in the face and I just decide, 'Eh, what the heck.'

I was surprisingly entertained! It kept my interest and I finished season 1 in 1.5 days. I would have probably finished in one if I had decided to stay up instead of go to bed, but meh, it was worth the wait. My anticipation made me start playing SAO as soon as I woke up. 

There seem to be only two main characters, Kirito(Main dude in black) and Asuna (Main girl behind Kirito), and a lot of side characters through out the whole anime. It mixes it up a bit in the second half of the season though. 

By now, if you're reading a review for the anime, I figure you already know the general plot.

If not, well.... Here is the gist of it...

It's about a game and everyone gets stuck in it. They can't logout and if the die in the game, they die in real life. Kitito was a beta user of the game and realizes that they can't log out right before they all get teleported to main place where everyone finds out that the game creator made it this way. The only way to get out of the game is if someone beats all 100 levels. (This is the part where you figure that will be Kirito...) so basically, it's about him trying to save anyone. Everything that happens makes you really want to watch the next episode....and the next.....and the next.... You get where I'm going with this right?

Anyway!

It made me wish that we could play games like that. And I don't even play games. lol

There is a little bit of everything in this. Sadness, hatred, love, funniness. It levels it's self out.

Overall, I really enjoyed it.

I know there are more season coming out and there is a season 2 out not but as of right now, I am not considering watching it. I have read the summary of it and it just seems as though it's the same thing over again. Only, Asuna isn't very big in the second season. Maybe if she wasn't a background character I could watch it, but it's just one of those 'I don't care' seasons. I understand why she's not in it as a main character, of course. But still, I don't care for the second season. I kind of think they should have made the second season a little more about them in real life, maybe? But ultimately I just don't think they should have kept going. I think they should have just stopped at season 1 and made a little special about Kirito and Asuna. That would have made more sense to me. I might spoil myself and read the manga, however. 

I can't really explain what I am talking about unless you want spoilers.... SO! Forgive me and just watch the anime. :P 

Art - Nothing completely special about it. Characters are cute though. :) Favorite scene was probably with Kirito's long hair. :P 

Music- I couldn't get into the music of the OP and ED. Most of the time I just skipped them. The music IN the anime, however, was beautiful and I really liked it. 

Hotarubi no Mori e Anime movie Review

Hotarubi no Mori e is.... a big blubber of emotional mess .....................and I loved it!

It's just one of those anime that makes you say... There has to be SOME way around this.... 

If there is magic, there is a way!

Oh yeah... Let me give you a little summary for this or you will have no idea what I am talking about.

This little girl, Hotaru, goes to her uncles every year and she gets lost in a forest and meets Gin, a spirit of sorts. He says he can lead her out but she can't touch him. So what does she do? She tries to touch him. It's very cute, to be honest, since the first time the meet is when she is 6.

She goes back to her uncles every year to see him and she gets older and he, obviously, doesn't. 

You can tell she loves him because while she is at home all she thinks about is him. 

I'm not going to keep going with the summary because I feel like i'm going to ruin it. 

So my point is.... It makes you have a bubble of emotion that just bursts out at the the end and leaves you empty for more.

I WANT MORE, DANG IT! T^T

Watch it!

Do it!

Now!

That's all I have to say. 

I'm sorry this review sucked but I can't say more than that. 

Just do it.

Kyoukai no Kanata/Beyond the Boundary Anime Series Review

Kyoukai no Kanata.

Basically, It's about demon/spirit/monster/things,Youmu, and demon hunters called Spirit World Warriors. Only Spirit World Warriors can see Youmu and are the only ones that can kill the Youmu. That's the concept anyway. There are four main characters... Akihito Kanbara (Akii), Mirai Kuriyama, Mitsuki Nase, and Hiroomi Nase. Then there are the main two characters. Akii and Mirai (the two up above). 

Akii is a half youmu, half human that can be very powerful if he transforms into his youmu half...Who is also immortal. Mirai is a very special SWW that can control her blood to do basically anything she wants. She mostly uses it as a sword. She is the last of her clan and she's basically an outcast because of her powers. 

Although, Mirai is a SWW, she can't kill youmu and since Akii is immortal, he lets her practice on him until she is able to kill a youmu. Then it goes into the trails and tribulations between the two and you find out a bunch of crazy stuff at the end; plus the reason as to why it's called Kyoukai no Kanata and you're like.... Whhaaaaat????

This anime took me a while to watch, in all honesty. 

It was a good anime but it was really hard to keep my interest. The story seemed really interesting but the progression was kind of boring. 

There are only 12 -actual- episodes and then there are some side episodes and mini theater episodes. The side episodes are cute and worth watching if you like idol types. I really liked their song and dance. xD The mini theater episodes aren't really worth watching. 

Although, I wish they had used some of the side stories or made more episodes to help us understand the back story of Akii and such. They just kind of left me hanging with no information as to what happened and why.... 

The art.

So, I really liked the flow and color of this anime. It was really nice. It's actually one of the reasons as to why I wanted to watch it. 

A little video from the idol special. :)

Soredemo Sekai wa Utsukushii Anime Review

So I watched this one a while ago, also. 

Soredemo Sekai wa Utsukushii is basically about bringing two kingdoms together.  The Sun kingdom and the Rain Kingdom. (I know what your thinking and I agree.) Basically, it's about how Princess Nike, from the Rain Kingdom, has to survive in the Sun kingdom with King Livi. (seriously, what's with the crappy names?) It's a pretty good anime as long as you get away from the part where King Livi is like... what... 10 or more years YOUNGER than Nike? And you can clearly tell he has mommy issues. You can tell he is trying to find his mom (who he calls by her first name... which is weird. He also dreams of her in weird ways.... Idk. It doesn't really go into 'to' much detail....) in her. 

Eventually, you start to see them really falling for each other and what they have to do to stay together. 

It's a pretty short anime but its refreshing to watch if you have been watching a lot of governmental/overthrow the government type anime, such as Akame ga kill. 

A little more about the two main characters. 

So,  King Livi is basically a 'ruthless' king, although he doesn't look like it. He is very grown up for his character and at times you forget that he is so much younger than his wife.... That is, until you see a faraway picture of both of them... Then you just kind of want to laugh because of how small he is compared to her... But in all honesty, you enjoy seeing their companionship towards one another.

Princess Nike. Well, She's pretty cool. She has powers over wind and rain so she could kill a bunch of people if she wanted to... She doesn't do that, of course. She can make it rain by singing and I really liked the parts when she sang. I wish she could have sang more than one song but as it was... It made sense to keep it to one song.

She's a very nice, funny girl and fun to watch. You enjoy her from the beginning because she isn't just your normal princess. She has her own thoughts and she isn't afraid of saying what she thinks most of the time.  

I really hope there will be a second season because it was very enjoyable to watch. 

Art was alright. It isn't very detailed or anything but I like the small differences in each person. 

Music.

The opening seems like something a girl in her pajamas would start blasting and singing/dancing around with. xD Silly, I know. It's not bad. :)

Ending. I actually enjoyed the ending a little more than the beginning. I don't really know why. haha.

Hiiro no Kakera Anime Review

So, I watched this one a while ago and I thought I would make a review on it. (Plus it will help me remember that I have watched it already. xD) 

Hiiro No Kakera is based on a novel/otome game.... Which is why there are a bunch of dudes and one girl on the cover above. 

It's basically about a priestess to keep evil spirits away/bad people from the special objects of her ancestors which holds great power. The guys around her are her protectors and they all have certain powers in them which makes them transform into these half youkai (demon) people. (Which look pretty hot if I do say so myself. :P) 

I have to admit I was hoping for more of an in depth story with this anime but of course.... It's from an otome game concept so what did I expect? All in all, it wasn't a bad anime. Just wish there was more to it. I did enjoy watching it. It had enough entertainment to keep me from straying off.

For the art.

The art was really nice. Very 'glossy'. Which I like for these types of anime.. :P The flow was normal. Colors were very nice. 

Music.

I am STILL addicted to the first beginning song. The second beginning song was nice but it wasn't as powerful. Still pretty though.

Ending songs were ok. Mostly skipped over them because I didn't care enough. They didn't keep my attention very long. 

Akame ga Kill Anime Review

Akame ga kill starts out pretty quickly. A dragon (that doesn't look like a dragon... more like a giant bug) pops out of the ground in front of some passer-bys ,and then the main character, Tatsumi, comes and slashes the dragon's arm off and chops it down. Just kind of an 'ok then' moment. He's some arrogant, naive 'little' boy who wants to make it big. (He kind of gets on my nerves a little, at first.)
It does change into a gruesome anime, though.
Basically the anime is about a revolution that is going on with the kingdom. You find out about these assassins called night raid. (This next sentence isn't really a spoiler but just in case, thought I would let ya know. It happens in the first episode so it's not really a big spoiler.) Tatsumi decides to to join their little group. You basically see how cool they are with their fancy magical weapons and everything.
ANYWAY!
With the very first episode, you feel bad for the kid. At least I did. :/ Some things go down, I'm not going to ruin it for you if you do decide to watch it...
Each character has their own personality, of course.  The other main character, Akame, is probably just like you think. Cool, calm, distant. The usual. Most people like those types anyway. It makes it a bit more interesting. There are the other characters but Akame is probably the one you want to know the most about since it has her name in the anime. (But to be honest, I don't really see how it's about her. Yes, she's in it but it is more about Tatsumi than anyone....)

It does have it's comic relief though. So, if you're not really into the complete overly dramatic anime... It has your little smirk in it here and there. Nothing overly laugh out loud.
It doesn't start getting really interesting until episode 6. It's very hard to keep interest in it until then so be patient. It took me forever to force myself to watch each episode. Once you do get to the interesting point, it's worth watching.
The fight scenes are my favorite.
It stops at episode 17 and it seems as if there is going to be a season 2. Either that or they stopped making episodes. I can see either one of those happening to be honest. It has its good and bad parts. It wasn't one of my most favorite anime to watch. But... It's worth giving a shot.
I would probably watch the next season. It didn't end on a cliff hanger or anything but I do want to watch the battles between 'good vs. evil'.

You do start to notice that the girls start to crush on .... Guess who?? Yeah... I probably don't have to tell you. But it doesn't really go in to much detail about romance in this anime so if you don't really like it then... you don't have to completely worry about it. I think it's more for comic relief than anything.

ART!
The art isn't anything that screams 'WOW!' to me but I do like the emotions that each character gives. It reminds me a little of Higarashi no naku koro ni kai with it's crazy scenes. (Eyes and such)
It has some pretty gruesome scenes so I was pretty interested in that.

OP/Closing songs
There were two openings and two closings.
The openings and the first ending were alright.
The second ending caught my interest though. The art for the OPs/Closing were really pretty though.

Anyway!
All in all... The anime was alright. I really had to push myself to watch it for the first part but once you get past that, it was a interesting.
Warning! It is bloody and gruesome so please be aware of that.


UPDATE!!!
So, I've been watching the newest episodes and I have to admit. I wasn't expecting so many things to happen all at once but it is really progressing and I am actually enjoying it and can't wait for the next episode. I am a little afraid of watching the newest episode. (watched a little preview of it and I'm a little nervous as to what is going to happen) The emotions of each episode seem to get higher and higher and it makes me really like this anime. I think they are learning from each episode and how to play things out.
So if you are still having a hard time trying to watch it, please stick through because you will enjoy the newest episodes that have come out. It's a slow anime to start out but very enjoyable once you get past that large hump of boringness. ( I don't care-ness)

All the blubbering-ness in the last episodes. SO MANY FEELS!! T^T
Also, I still think it's stupid that they don't make Akame the main character until the last episode.

Honey x honey drop kiss review.

WARNING! This isn't for people under the age of 16. This is an ecchi and has sexual violence and other sexual content so please be careful! 

Now, onto the review.

So, when I first started reading this manga.... I thought the storyline was a bit silly. Once you get over the silly story and actually get into the characters, it's pretty good. 

It's basically about a poor girl trying to make money for her family so that they don't have to worry about things. She meets a boy and he makes her his "honey". "Honey" is basically key word for slave. Once you really get into the story you kind of see that changing little by little though. You notice that the word "honey" gets a different meaning. They go through tribulations because she isn't the greatest honey and can't seem to do anything right. People try to go in between them and they do things that aren't very nice....(read the warning). 

The only thing that I really didn't like is how nice they seem to be to the person that was trying to break them apart. I definitely wouldn't be so nice and I don't see anyone else being that nice either.... Other than that, I thought it was a pretty good manga for the most part. 

The art was cute and it made you really like the characters. 

I did notice they had an anime of it as well but I am just not really interested in it. I have heard it is only two or three episodes long and I just don't think it's worth watching. Plus, it looks funky in color and looks very old. 

But anyway! You should definitely check out this manga! :)

Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon: Crystal Review

Ok...

So, when I first saw the art way back when it first emerged from the shadows... I was let down. I thought it would look a little more mature now since the main fans are older now. 

Since I have started watching the show now and now waiting for the newest episode to come out.... I don't think it is a complete loss like I thought it would be. 

I still don't really care for the art... They are a bit to skinny and Mamoru looks like a toothpick. 

I absolutely hate the CGI in the transformations though. They could have done so much better. I'm very very disappointed. In the older version, it was my favorite part of the episode. Now, I just want to skip past it. Which makes me sad. :( 

I am happy how they are progressing so far though. They are getting to the point and the romance and feeling between Usagi and Mamoru is much better. I love that. It's not as silly as the older one which I am happy about. Although the art isn't as mature as I would have hoped.... They have made up for that in the story. 
I do love the commercial pictures though.... I think all of them are so beautiful!

I do think that the Moon Pride video is a little misleading but very beautiful. I think the art in the video is a little different than the show... but in a good way? I did love the video though.

So! All in all.... I'm pleased so far.

I will give it a 8/10 just because I am very disappointed in the transformations. I am excited about the romance though. Hoping to see more in the upcoming episodes. :D 

Spell of desire/Majo no Biyaku review

I have been waiting for this manga to be published for forever! I love Tomu Ohmi! Her art is so pretty and her stories are so good! She also made Midnight Secretary. So far, these are the only two I know of that have been published in America.
On to the review! Since I have read more than just the first volume *cough* online *cough*. I know a little more that what is going to happen. But don't worry! I will try not to completely spoil it for you! They haven't published a lot of it online either actually. It's kind of sad. :(
So, basically, It's about the girl, Kaoruko Mochizuki, and the guy, Kaname Hibiki, who are on the cover here, obviously.... Kaoruko runs a herb shop up in the mountains that her grandmother who passed away had. One day, this dude, Kaname, comes basically barging in saying shes the daughter of the most powerful dark/black witch, The 'Witch Queen' and that she has her powers and he is basically here to protect her.
I have to say, Kaoruko is a very pretty, adorable woman and doesn't know how to depend on anyone so for him to be here is very strange for her. Kaname, on the other hand, is very similar to her other character from Midnight Secretary but more playful? I suppose. Kind of a pervert but he's cute so It's ok. :P
The book is basically about her trying to control her powers and how it affects everyone around them.
The book does progress quickly but once you notice the timing, you kind of understand.
I don't really have any complaints so far. I think it's cute. It doesn't progress slowly like other shoujo manga does.
I'm not exactly sure how many volumes there are going to be since there isn't very much info on the manga. It's not very popular, yet.
Now on to the art!
The art is very sleek and has just the right flow to it when it comes to main characters. Although, background characters don't get as much care.
This is not a spoiler because if you just start reading it.... well, you will understand.

Anyhow, as you can tell, background characters don't get as much details. Which is kind of disappointing but I understand what she's doing. I just think she could have spent a little more time on them. Proportions and all... Ehhe....
Anyway, I think that's all for today! You guys should definitely check this manga out! If you're into romance you will love her and her books!