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Interval Zero
Kadokura is the student council president. His father, who is the coach of the track and field club, allows various members of the track club to board in his home, an event that causes alot of stress for his son. One main source of stress is the ace Yoshichika, who has a huge ego and constantly bothers Kadokura. While Kadokura has to deal with this until he graduates and leaves the house, suddenly, one day, Yoshichika kisses him. Consequently, Yoshichika begins to kiss and touch Kadokura, but Kadokura has no idea why. It looks like if things keep up this way, Kadokura might start thinking that Yoshichika likes him...
176 pages, Paperback
First published May 25, 2012
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April 8, 2022
2.5 stars. Hate that they said he was playing victim when he was, indeed, a fucking victim. Nothing really changed but it was nice that he reasserted himself and it was on his terms going forward.
Also nice to see the distinction made in what the ML actually meant. It wasn’t just selfishness on his part but wishing the MC would do those things specially for him because he wanted to.
Overall, this was anger inducing to see everyone abuse the MC for their own gain and then tell him to get over it when he’d had enough. Was literally breaking down and then still told him he was selfish. Argh. Classic case of parentification and that dad needed CPS called on his ass.
Also nice to see the distinction made in what the ML actually meant. It wasn’t just selfishness on his part but wishing the MC would do those things specially for him because he wanted to.
Overall, this was anger inducing to see everyone abuse the MC for their own gain and then tell him to get over it when he’d had enough. Was literally breaking down and then still told him he was selfish. Argh. Classic case of parentification and that dad needed CPS called on his ass.
June 27, 2022
Lo leí por su spin-off pero no fue lo que esperaba
November 22, 2017
Esta es un spin off de Junketsu Drop.
El estudiante de estudios generales Kadokura pasa sus días cuidando de manera estresante a los estudiantes del Curso de Deportes que viven en su casa, a instancias de su Padre (su entrenador). Aunque no se lleva bien con el as de atletismo Kima, después de una conversación significativa una noche, besa a Kadokura.
Me gustó es entretenido y divertido pero no logré conectarme con los protagonistas. Al comienzo la historia se siente un poco sórdida por todo lo que tiene que vivir Kadokura y por sus interacciones con los otros habitantes de su casa, es como un esclavito. Sin embargo no es del todo así, es así como él lo siente y eso hace que la relación que emerge entre el y Kima se sienta como si no fuera algo del todo consensual, aunque si lo es, no se siente del todo correcto o romántico si no mas bien simplemente físico, al final todo termina bien pero igual siento que no es una historia que vaya a recordar mucho tiempo.
El estudiante de estudios generales Kadokura pasa sus días cuidando de manera estresante a los estudiantes del Curso de Deportes que viven en su casa, a instancias de su Padre (su entrenador). Aunque no se lleva bien con el as de atletismo Kima, después de una conversación significativa una noche, besa a Kadokura.
Me gustó es entretenido y divertido pero no logré conectarme con los protagonistas. Al comienzo la historia se siente un poco sórdida por todo lo que tiene que vivir Kadokura y por sus interacciones con los otros habitantes de su casa, es como un esclavito. Sin embargo no es del todo así, es así como él lo siente y eso hace que la relación que emerge entre el y Kima se sienta como si no fuera algo del todo consensual, aunque si lo es, no se siente del todo correcto o romántico si no mas bien simplemente físico, al final todo termina bien pero igual siento que no es una historia que vaya a recordar mucho tiempo.
June 30, 2016
Después de enamorarme de un manga de Naho Watarumi, precisamente el spin-off nacido de este manga, quería leer ya mismo otro de ella, el que le dio pie a nacer. Pero Interval Zero ha sido un tomo absolutamente diferente, demasiado triste, muy alejado del tono y los preciosos personajes de Junketsu drops. En este tomo he echado en falta todo lo que me enamoró de Junketsu.
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Os espero *__*
Mi reseña en:
http://saranghaeunnie.blogspot.com.es...
Os espero *__*
December 12, 2017
I HATE how Kudokara is treated by everyone around him.HELL NO.While it was nice to see that Kudokara is not exactly the pure angel he is depicted to be in Junketsu drop, the resolution of this story is meaningless.Nothing really change and ugh.Just no.
October 10, 2015
oooow, i wanna read more!! is there a part two
August 31, 2018
2.5 ⭐️ rating
I just wish the story was a little more believable. Kadokura needed to have a backbone, and I wanted to smack him for being so forgiving. The relationship missed the mark for me and needed more depth.
I just wish the story was a little more believable. Kadokura needed to have a backbone, and I wanted to smack him for being so forgiving. The relationship missed the mark for me and needed more depth.
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January 25, 2019
2.5 stars. Had lots of problems, but there were bits and pieces that were cute, and the art is gorgeous.
January 22, 2024
Eh. Not the worst thing I've read. Some underdeveloped parts. The MC really should have told them all to ---- off. Also, communication is a thing... characters should use it.
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