Yuki Suetsugu (末次 由紀 Suetsugu Yuki, born September 8, 1975) is a Japanese manga artist. Her career was put on hiatus after she was discovered of being accountable for plagiarism, including tracing. She later resumed her work on March 2007.
She debuted in 1992 in Kodansha's Nakayoshi magazine with Taiyō no Romance. Her works later moved to Bessatsu Friend magazine, also published by Kodansha.
On 2009-03-24, her work Chihayafuru was chosen for the Manga Taishō.
Ich fand den Anime soooo gut !! Er lebt aber von der Musik und der schnellen Bewegungen beim Karuta Spiel. Kommt im Manga nicht mehr so gut rüber. Dennoch muss ich wissen wie die Geschichte weitergeht ❤️ taichi bester Mann
The new tournament rules confused me a lot just like it did the actual players lol. I’m glad Hokuou won but that’s not good considering Mizusawa is the team we’ve been acquainted with.
This entire review has been hidden because of spoilers.
Art Style: The art style is still looking good. I still have a bit of whiplash because I did just come from reading Bleach and My Hero Academia, but that doesn’t mean that i’s anything bad. It just takes time to get used to in my case. Plot: This volume damaged me, and I wasn’t even done reading it! It hurt me to see how Chihaya has matured in matches and how she began emulating Taichi because she thought he wouldn’t ever return. I would pause while reading because it hurt me to see it as well as the team’s reaction to it. And when I thought Mizusawa actually lost, I was silent for a while that when I continued reading, I was almost embarrassed. Characters: Taichi, come back. You make me frustrated. The rest of the club is so great and lovable, though Tamaru is still on a tightrope. I find it hard to like her. Chihaya, as always, is just great but seeing her mature during the matches made me sad. And Komano is the hero of this final match! Verdict: This volume is a rollercoaster. It damaged me but repaired me within seconds, it’s almost embarrassing.