夜與海 3（首刷附錄版）

夜と海 [Yoru to Umi] #3

by Goumoto, 鄉本, 李亞妮 (Translator)

★我有一件事，還沒跟妳一起做──

★樂觀游泳少女╳高嶺之花轉學生

★首刷附贈雙面明信片


該怎麼做，

才能跟妳保持連繫呢？



月子選擇不轉學，一個人生活，

彩得知又能跟月子在一起而雀躍不已。

在嶄新的生活中，

二人變得無話不談。

但高中生活

終究有期限……



在夢幻又麻煩的世界裡生存的少女們

將會選擇怎樣的結局？

Genres: Manga, LGBT, Yuri, Romance, Fiction, German Literature

200 pages, Paperback

First published April 15, 2021

Reviews

[Julia · Rating 3 out of 5]

Where was this a gl😭
Pretty art and story tho

[Bee · Rating 4 out of 5]

I enjoyed this series. I especially enjoyed the absolutely gorgeous visual storytelling, really taking advantage of the medium.

My problem isn't so much with the story itself as it is with the marketing of the book. How, exactly, was this "girls love" when one of them denies the two of them are even friends until the very end and the other never shows indication of wanting to be anything other than friends. It's a beautiful story - of female friendship. But not romantic love. I'm not saying this because they don't kiss (or more), I'm saying it lacks emotional depth (sure, there's some tension but really.), which is excusable since they're highschool students, but the time skip at the end is so brief and so entirely open to interpretation, a severely homophobic (or even just oblivious to the shelving) person could read and enjoy this book and reasonably interpret this as nothing but girls being pals. So it's not Girls Love and shouldn't be shelved as such.

[nic the dic · Rating 3 out of 5]

i just wished they would kiss

[Fraaa · Rating 4 out of 5]

Beautiful art and paneling

[Kerstin · Rating 2 out of 5]

2.5 stars

The wasted potential of this manga series... man.

I still love the art style a lot, but the whole time you wonder when Tsukiko will drop the cold attitude and she just... never really does? And Aya's crush on her stays one-sided. In fact, they're barely even real friends. It's not like Tsukiko doesn't care at all, but she never has a significant change of heart and it's like... okay... then what was the point of all this?

Also, there's this really stupid bit about a teacher having had a crush on a student who graduated, and that could have been cut entirely. You can still have the theme of the teacher feeling regret over advice she has given to students that ended up not being useful (she encouraged that student to become a teacher, which he wanted to do at the time, but then realised wasn't a good fit), without the weird implied missed romantic connection. Like, we don't even know the guy's name, no one cares, just cut it. I hate when manga does this.

[§ïå ☾ · Rating 2 out of 5]

Kind of disappointing that Yano never opened up to Aya; she even implied at one point that they're not even friends. It's weird, because Yano obviously liked Aya enough to stay behind for her when her parents moved. She just never showed any affection towards Aya for some reason. They spent all of high school in this weird dynamic where Aya tries to get close to Yano and Yano keeps pushing Aya away. The ending for the final volume was super rushed, but we got to see them reunite as adults in their respective careers.

In all, this was an ok series, even if I was left disappointed. Not to mention, the art style is gorgeous and there's a lot of beautiful visuals.

[elif sinem · Rating 3 out of 5]

It's cute! I'm surprised it didn't end romantically but I'm quite fine with the ephemeral high school friendship too. The art this volume was top notch.

[cyprus ☆ · Rating 2 out of 5]

what even was the point of this manga ...? not a hint of character development, good ending or the romance people claimed :| good art though !!

[Aimée · Rating 3 out of 5]

I don't get it man

[Marius · Rating 4 out of 5]

Aller Abschied fällt schwer...

Inhalt: Im dritten Band der Reihe "Night and Sea" von Goumoto neigt sich die gemeinsame Zeit von Tsukiko und Aya an ihrer Schule dem Ende entgegen. Letztere will unbedingt in Kontakt bleiben, doch ihre Freundin bleibt stark. Doch schafft Tsukiko es wirklich ihre Mauer aufrecht zu erhalten?

Bewertung: Mit dem dritten Band endet die Reise der beiden Freundinnen. Oder tut sie das wirklich? Nichts ist jemals richtig vorbei. Das zeigt sich auch im Finale von "Night and Sea". Wer jetzt denkt, er wüsste schon, wie das Ende aussieht, der wird vermutlich überrascht. Ich war mir hundertprozentig sicher, dies vorhersagen zu können. Aber schließlich kam alles anders, was mich sehr positiv gestimmt hat. Es war vielleicht nicht das Ende, was ich mir erhoffte, aber es war ein passendes Ende. Obwohl auch im dritten Band wieder abschweifend von Nebencharakteren berichtet wird, deren Stories dann weder fortgeführt noch beendet werden, gibt der dritte Band auch eine Übersicht der Entwicklung von Tsukiko und Aya. Insbesondere Erstere hat Fortschritte gemacht. Sie lässt mit Aya jemanden an sich heran, wenn auch nicht zu nah. Die Distanz bleibt in der Beziehung der beiden stets ein Thema, woran der Leser auch immer wieder erinnert wird. Positiv hervorheben möchte ich, dass der Autor einen schönen Bogen zum Beginn der Reihe zieht, denn das Ende wird maßgeblich vom Startpunkt der Erzählung beeinflusst. Das lässt Vergangenes Revue passieren und prägt sich so besser ein. An den Zeichnungen ist mal wieder nichts auszusetzen. Das Meeresthema dominiert klar den Manga. Fliegende Fische bleiben ein klares Erkennungssymbol von "Night and Sea". Als Fazit lässt sich wohl sagen, dass die Reihe keine außergewöhnlichen Pfade in der Handlung betritt, dafür aber umso mehr mit dem einmaligen Zeichenstil in Erinnerung bleibt.

Fazit: Würdiger Abschluss einer emotionalen aber langatmigen Geschichte mit erstklassigen Zeichnungen. Gesamt: 4/5

[Nellathefrog · Rating 4 out of 5]

I liked this volume the most out of the three, however I would have appreciated more gl, because there definitely was not any. If it would not have been sold as gl it would have been completely fine, because the friendship was very funny to read as it fully mirrors my relationship with my bestfriendXD The drawing style is gorgeous und even though the end was quite rushed, I liked that they connected again:)

[hua · Rating 4 out of 5]

Les dessins sont toujours aussi splendides et l'histoire est intéressante mais j'aurais préféré avoir quelque chose de moins subtile et de + concret quand même

[Maellis · Rating 2 out of 5]

Assez déçue, je ne suis même pas certaine d'avoir tout compris haha

[Q · Rating 2 out of 5]

Wow, this is the second "yuri" about water I read that WASN'T YURI AT ALL.
two stars for the pretty art.

[ari · Rating 4 out of 5]

ok actually i'm gonna use this as an excuse to ramble about the manga overall, not just the third volume alone bc i'm lazy to separate the reviews tbh. i absolutely adored this manga, and its probably one of my favorite yuri mangas at least ATM because i'm always swapping through favorites. i loved the complexities of aya and tsukiko's friendship/relationship (whatever they are because its honestly super unconventional and complicated to me, but i really liked that) and the complexities of the characters themselves. how they're such polar opposites and yet they couldn't seem to be away from each other. so many unspoken words between them but when they were communicated they were such strong turning points for the chapters/overall volumes. the artwork was absolutely gorgeous and the development of the art throughout the manga was so pleasing to see. i definitely see why people say it's driven more artistically than through writing and in some parts i honestly do agree with this. for my criticisms i do wish it ended differently, it felt very awkward and while i do like the trope of unspoken words it feels incomplete when the words are absolutely never communicated. the ending felt rushed especially within this volume and i really feel there could've been a couple of extra chapters to an extra volume to have more moments between them and to have them more properly communicate with each other, specifically towards the end. like i feel like moments where they hang out and stuff could've been stretched to chapters instead of them just being like "oh btw we hung out" in certain chapters i guess? this is also partially me simply wishing it was longer because i really adore the both of them. also i just wish they changed the entirety of chapter 6 because i understand the message trying to be delivered but it could've been delivered without the one sided crush towards a teacher. like at least he doesn't reciprocate + it was only a chapter long but still idk i just don't like those things in media honestly. ik the main complaint of the book is that there was little to no romance but To Me i don't really consider it as yuribait i just consider them as unconventional because there's definitely moments that feel more than platonic. once again this is really a me thing because in general i kinda stray away from romance except with yuri sooooooooo. but i understand people who say they want more romantic content regardless especially if they're going into the manga prioritizing romantic aspects (since it's labeled as a yuri manga after all). overall i do adore this manga and it's still one of my favorites but there are some parts that kind of take off the 5 star rating for me. in general i'm the type to believe that even if something is my favorite thing and i'm obsessed with it i'm not gonna consider it the best piece of fiction to have ever been written if it's worthy of criticism SO. ok i think thats all i wanna say though yay

[★ Mary D. Carstairs ⚯ ͛ · Rating 3 out of 5]

Esperaba un GL tranquilo y bonito, pero no tan tranquilo y bonito.

Vi que mucha gente se quejaba porque no era un GL. En realidad no estoy segura de si lo fue o no. Obviamente hay una relación profunda entre las protagonistas, pero no es una relación íntima. Es decir, se entienden un poco mejor con cualquier otra persona, pero no se siente que en realidad se interesen la una por la otra.

Puedo decir que me frustraba que no avanzara nada la relación y que al final eso me decepcionó muchísimo. Quería ver algo más íntimo entre ellas, no un beso ni nada más allá de eso, pero al menos ver sentimientos que van más allá de la amistad. Entre chicas es normal que se tomen de las manos y estén muy juntas, por lo que no hay nada de extraño; en el manga todos se daban cuenta de que había algo entre las protagonistas pero sinceramente yo no lo vi tan obvio. Sí, entiendo que en Japón las personas no son tan cercanas como en otros lugares, pero... ugh, creo que eso no debería ser el caso en este tipo de historias. Al final siguen siendo ficción.

Sin embargo, elogio la narrativa profunda y los dibujos tan hermosos que tienen, por lo que no me atrevo a poner una calificación más baja.

[Consumed by Mold · Rating 2 out of 5]

I can see what this series tried to do with a "complex" dynamic between two female outcasts but it failed spectacularly and just ends up being a big waste of potential. I felt absolutely nothing for the characters or the plot, they're incapable of having a single sincere conversation or a hint of development, but worst of all.. not only are they NOT in a relationship, they aren't even actual friends (i.e. in denial until the very end) so getting this recommended as a sapphic romance kinda pisses me off.

[rocío · Rating 3 out of 5]

quedé fascinada por las ilustraciones, pero la historia me dejó triste. tsukiko tonta
me encantó que se volvieran a encontrar de nuevo de grandes igual me quedé con bronca porque ninguna fue directa ni sincera con la otra

[Cynthia · Rating 2 out of 5]

Ultimately kinda okay, not terrible, more of a 1.5 rating. The art is nice but the reluctant friendship never feels anything but forced. A shame.

[Jeanne Di Meglio · Rating 5 out of 5]

La fin 🙊😍

[liz · Rating 4 out of 5]

the ending <3

[Diana]

nichts interessantes, war langweilig

[Bread King · Rating 2 out of 5]

beautiful artwork, along with the first two volumes. where 1 and 2 already had slow development, this one seemingly completely came to a halt and then took some steps back however. maybe i just don't get it. conflicting feelings. like 2.6.

[lou · Rating 5 out of 5]

Okay, where do I start...
To be honest, giving this 5 stars probably isn't my honest opinion. I loved reading Night and Sea, it entertained me and the artwork is truly beautiful. But it's just not a girls love story. The two protagonists are friends at best. To me, it did seem like Aya had a crush on Tsukiko but it wasn't requited - let alone properly acknowledged.
I still had a good time reading though. If it was more than 3 volumes I probably wouldn't have bought the whole thing but I also don't regret buying it.
Again, the artwork was absolutely stunning!!

[jazmine · Rating 2 out of 5]

2.5⭐️

[Annika · Rating 3 out of 5]

3⭐️

[jo ♡.* · Rating 4 out of 5]

I WANT TO VIOLENTLY CRY AND THROW UP sapphics will never know peace will we

[eirignis · Rating 2 out of 5]

Yuri cute, les dessins sont beau mais j'ai pas trop accroché, il y a pas vraiment d'évolution dans leur histoire ce qui devient finalement assez lassant :(

[mariana]

bruh what