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明るい記憶喪失 #4
Cheerful Amnesia, Vol. 4
Arisa and Mari have finally decided to get married! The two are in a better position than ever to prepare for the ceremony now that they may know the cause of Arisa’s amnesia, except...Mari still hasn’t told her family about their relationship. And so, amidst all the wedding planning, Mari and Arisa go to greet Mari’s parents and announce their intentions—but will the pair be able to get through to them?
130 pages, Kindle Edition
First published February 27, 2019
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September 19, 2024
Arisa hasn’t gotten her memories back, but it’s still full steam ahead for her and Mari. As they plan their wedding, well, the story continues as it has before. Which absolutely informs what you’ll make of it.
Okay, fine, it isn’t exactly the same as last time. Arisa’s former self manifests as a shadowy ghost that keeps giving her salacious ideas about what she could be doing to Mari and that is, hands down, the best gag this series has ever managed.
Everything else is the usual tepid old jokes about sex and being flustered and then the other person being flustered and what was Arisa like and everything else that has been part of this from volume one.
And, hey, it’s fine. This is a real short read that is… fine. Some of the arcs are lame, few of the jokes really land, but it has cheerful in the title for a reason. Hanging out with these goofs is not a brilliant time, but it’s not the worst way to while it away either.
It reminds me of Our Teachers Are Dating!, which was also incredibly inoffensive and nothing that I found especially remarkable. This has a similar energy, or lack thereof, but even lesser than.
You’ve basically seen everything this had to offer in the previous volumes, so it’s just here to be the same thing again, unabashedly so, I would think.
There’s an art to good written gags and timing that I don’t find present here. Again, it’s trying to be sweet more than anything and that’s perfectly tolerable. Just know what you’re getting into - deep discussion of any lesbian issues is not on the menu.
(Nor does it have to be, but when you’re talking about a gay wedding in Japan, it IS kind of looming there in the background).
3 stars - as inoffensive as it ever was; sometimes offensively so.
Okay, fine, it isn’t exactly the same as last time. Arisa’s former self manifests as a shadowy ghost that keeps giving her salacious ideas about what she could be doing to Mari and that is, hands down, the best gag this series has ever managed.
Everything else is the usual tepid old jokes about sex and being flustered and then the other person being flustered and what was Arisa like and everything else that has been part of this from volume one.
And, hey, it’s fine. This is a real short read that is… fine. Some of the arcs are lame, few of the jokes really land, but it has cheerful in the title for a reason. Hanging out with these goofs is not a brilliant time, but it’s not the worst way to while it away either.
It reminds me of Our Teachers Are Dating!, which was also incredibly inoffensive and nothing that I found especially remarkable. This has a similar energy, or lack thereof, but even lesser than.
You’ve basically seen everything this had to offer in the previous volumes, so it’s just here to be the same thing again, unabashedly so, I would think.
There’s an art to good written gags and timing that I don’t find present here. Again, it’s trying to be sweet more than anything and that’s perfectly tolerable. Just know what you’re getting into - deep discussion of any lesbian issues is not on the menu.
(Nor does it have to be, but when you’re talking about a gay wedding in Japan, it IS kind of looming there in the background).
3 stars - as inoffensive as it ever was; sometimes offensively so.
September 18, 2025
As much as I love that Mari and Arisa got married at the end, I’m a bit disappointed that all of the tension surrounding Mari’s parents (specifically her mother) got wrapped up within one conversation and the initial conversation with Arisa. I’m happy things worked out, but it felt like a let down compared to what was leading up to that moment.
Overall, this was still cute volume and I’m very eager to read the next volume since it seems like Arisa is finally getting her memories back.
Overall, this was still cute volume and I’m very eager to read the next volume since it seems like Arisa is finally getting her memories back.
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July 29, 2025
just making absolute chipmunk noises at the unparalleled levels of cute going on here. this artist's other series is more by speed but i'll pick up anything for this level of adorable expressions and sheer sapphic silliness factor
July 17, 2025
slow with little plot but it's cute :)
September 17, 2024
Cute story, love that they've got to the wedding _and_ maybe solved the amnesia problem (which is good; the 'I can't interact at the adult level that I want to be at' was going from cute quirk to worrying personal problem) and then announced that they'll continue by doing flashbacks to pre-amnesia.
April 9, 2023
3.75 stars?
Wanted to binge read the entire series in a couple hours because it sounded fun, but I'm way to exhausted to continue reading today... So I'm gonna read the last two volumes tomorrow!
Really liking this sapphic manga so far!
Wanted to binge read the entire series in a couple hours because it sounded fun, but I'm way to exhausted to continue reading today... So I'm gonna read the last two volumes tomorrow!
Really liking this sapphic manga so far!
October 4, 2022
Un yuri con bastante humor sexual, pero que no decepciona
March 14, 2025
5 stars
Cute and funny romance
Cute and funny romance
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