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360°マテリアル [360° Material] #3

by Tōko Minami

Il piccolo amore di Marui è sbocciato il giorno di San Valentino e, per quanto cerchi di tenerlo nascosto, cresce ogni giorno di più... finché Taki non se ne accorge!

Come si evolverà questo amore segreto e vibrante nei giorni che passano lenti...?

Adattamento testi: Silvia Luccarini
Adattamento grafico: Fabio Bettazzi
Lettering: Baldassarre Minopoli
Supervisione: Andrea Renghi

Genres: Manga, Romance

Paperback

First published March 25, 2011

About the author

Tōko Minami (南塔子) is a Japanese mangaka.

Reviews

[Christine Zarah · Rating 3 out of 5]

Series review: Came here after binge reading ReRe Hello, Touko Minami's other manga series (which I highly recommend)! Touko Minami writes her stories like everything and nothing is happening. Her stories are not too dramatic so it doesn't get too stressful; she doesn't drag it out and she ends it in a neat fashion. I'm not a fan of love triangles/squares but I must say that Marui and Akane are some of the finest second leads I've read in a shoujo manga in recent times. I also liked Mio's circle of friends, they weren't there just for the plot, but they were really decent source of support for Mio and they had some nice chapters throughout the series. Three stars because 1) the last story arc counts as cheating for me (which I abhor in stories), 2) it ended too abruptly, and 3) the happy ending isn't enough to make up for the angst, hurt, and pain near the end.

[Soobie has fog in her brain · Rating 2 out of 5]

Sempre più insipido!

Ne avevo già il sentore nel primo volume, ma adesso sono sicura: il mio preferito è Marui. Almeno sembra dimostrare un po' di più personalità rispetto a quella mummia di Taki.

Ma non succede proprio niente qui...

SIGH!!!

[Hikaoru · Rating 4 out of 5]

Not much action in this volume. We just get to see more of Nao's cute side. That's about it I guess…

[Rosemarie · Rating 3 out of 5]

Marui is my favorite character so I'm hoping he gets the/a girl and she's equally as strong as he is. Mio is also surprisingly even keeled which is a nice change in shoujo manga.