Wish, Vol. 04

Wish #4

by Clamp

When Shuichiro rescues an angel he is granted a single wish. The problem? Shuichiro can’t think of any wishes that he couldn’t grant himself. Refusing to leave Shuichiro without granting a wish Kohaku, the angel, moves in with the young doctor to help out around the house and wait for a chance to return the favor. Of course, angels aren’t the only supernatural beings wandering the Earth. Soon, demons and archangels alike are stopping by Shuichiro’s house, making things difficult for his angelic roommate.

Genres: Manga, Fantasy, Romance, Graphic Novels, Comics, Fiction, Shojo

192 pages, Paperback

First published August 1, 1998

About the author

Ōkawa Nanase 大川七瀬
[born: 2 May 1967; Ōsaka, bloodtype: A]

Mokona Apapa もこなあぱぱ
[born: 16 Jun 1968, Kyōto; bloodtype: A]

Nekoi Mick 猫井みっく
[born: 21 Jan 1969, Kyōto; bloodtype: O]

Igarashi Satsuki 五十嵐さつき
[born: 8 Feb 1969, Kyōto; bloodtype: A]


CLAMP originally began in 1989 as a twelve-member dōjinshi circle, but by 1990, the circle had diminished from twelve to seven. Of the remaining seven, Tamayo Akiyama, Sei Nanao, and Leeza Sei left the group during the production of the RG Veda manga. Other former members of CLAMP also included Soushi Hishika, O-Kyon, Kazue Nakamori, Yuzuru Inoue and Shinya Ōmi. Currently, there are four members in the group.

In 2004, CLAMP's 15th anniversary as a mangaka group, the members changed their names from Nanase Ohkawa, Mokona Apapa, Mick Nekoi, and Satsuki Igarashi to Ageha Ohkawa, Mokona, Tsubaki Nekoi and Satsuki Igarashi (her name is pronounced the same, but written with different characters) respectively. The August 2004 issue of Newtype USA, a magazine specializing in events of the anime and manga subcultures, reported that the members of CLAMP simply wanted to try out new names. In a later interview with Ohkawa, it was revealed that initially Mokona wanted to drop her surname because it sounded too immature for her liking, while Nekoi disliked people commenting that her name was the same as Mick Jagger's. Ohkawa and Igarashi, wanting to go with the flow of Nekoi's and Mokona's name changes, changed their names as well.

In 2006, they made their first USA public debut at Anime Expo in Anaheim, California. They were well received at the convention, with 6,000 fans in attendance at their panel.

Reviews

[Jess Veazey · Rating 2 out of 5]

This was okay. I felt totally robbed of a decent ending, though. It seemed as if there was so much build up, and once they got this far, they decided they were bored with the whole thing and gave of some watered-down, wishy-washy thrown together at the last second ending just so they could be done with it. Seriously, the previous interactions between the other characters (Whenever Suichiro's "secret" was being discussed) didn't make any sense with the actual ending that was provided. It was cliché and bland. I was really disappointed. The artwork in this however is lovely.

[Lör K. · Rating 3 out of 5]

This was ADORABLE!

I'm screaming on the inside, honestly. This was perfect, and my heart broke - I'm not going to lie, I teared up a little bit. The continuation of the story in this was absolutely perfect. Unfortunately, I don't like the ending. I didn't like it at all. I thought that it could have been done a lot better and rounded off nicer, but it was still cute. Because I liked half of it and wasn't keen on half of it, I've given it three stars.

It's weird to say goodbye to this series. It's been a part of my life since January this year and I'm really emotional to say goodbye to it. Maybe I'll read this again.

Cute, sweet and emotional - what better for a manga series about angels?

[Jerry (Rebel With a Massive Media Library) · Rating 2 out of 5]

While the artwork and dialogue were great, and there was only occasional profanity, when a character said that Christian theology about heaven and hell was "merely a bedtime story," and that reincarnation is true, it lost me. Glad this was the last volume.

[Sushi (寿司) · Rating 5 out of 5]

Rilettura. Non ricordavo la fine e quando Shuichiro é morto mi ha preso di sorpresa.

[Minnie · Rating 2 out of 5]

Dieser Abschlussband ist so random 😂 leider echt nicht Clamps bestes Werk.

[Eden Silverfox · Rating 4 out of 5]

This is the final volume in the Wish series. Once I got to the second, I just sped through this series. I loved the characters, the story and I just really wanted to know what would happen next.

I have to say, this volume really made me tear up. It's so sad sometimes, but also a really sweet manga series.

I enjoyed this series very much. Volume 4 is my favorite. I'd give it four and a half stars.

[kerrycat · Rating 5 out of 5]

(reread 2019) and so it begins . . . only CLAMP could pull something like this off.

[Clow Place · Rating 5 out of 5]

Este es un manga simplemente maravilloso y bello. Extremadamente meloso, tierno. Si no eres de este género de títulos, obvio no es para ti. Pero sin embargo te agradan las historias rosas de ángeles, demonios y humanos, en definitiva este título, es el ideal.

El argumento de Wish gira alrededor de Kohaku, un ángel con aspecto de niño que intenta conceder un deseo a un humano. La historia comienza cuando el cirujano Shūichirō Kudō regresa a su casa y se encuentra con Kohaku, quien está atrapado en las ramas de un árbol. Al comienzo cree que es fruto de su imaginación, pero luego un cuervo comienza a atacar a Kohaku. El doctor ahuyenta al cuervo y evita que Kohaku se caiga al suelo. Este le da las gracias por salvarlo y le dice que él es un ángel, y en agradecimiento por salvarle quiere concederle un deseo y que se quedará con él hasta haberlo hecho.

Bien, durante todo él manga tenemos las aventuras de Kohaku tratando de adaptarse al mundo de los humanos, para ser de utilidad a su médico que le ha salvado la vida. A la par de la pareja central, tenemos la relación del rey demonio con un arcángel y que estos exiliados en la tierra tratan de apoyar a esta pareja de “novatos”, para tratar de pasar inadvertidos del castigo “divino”.

A decir verdad, es un manga que se disfruta de principio a fin. No le basta, ni le sobra. Es la historia que te deja el corazón lleno de sentimientos bonitos y te hará suspirar en más de una ocasión.

Ojalá que editorial kamite, no tarde en publicarlo aquí en mexico.

5 angelitos bien merecidos.

[Irene ➰ · Rating 2 out of 5]

2.5/5

I had such high expectations for this series, but unfortunately they went down in flames.
The story did not made justice to the beautiful art.

I think this could easily be my favorite art style in a manga. The way everything is drawn is extacly how I like it. Tract is at the same time clear but gentle, very easy to recognize and full of details.
The atmosphere created was perfect for the story they wanted to tell.

But what fell flat for me was exactly the story.
It started off great, even if since the beginning I had that "childish" feeling around the plot.
Once fully got into the story, things kept going on weirder and weirder till I lost it.
I honestly wasn't enjoying this story anymore, it simply didn't make sense for me.

There were some parts I really liked tho, especially Hotaru's story.
What I didn't like was how the humans were mixed up with the non-humans.
I needed more heart for the story to really work out, because like this I just found multiple "love stories" thrown here and there in a comedy kinda way that wasn't making any sense...

Beautiful art for a pretty disappointing story that I really, really hoped to like it, considering it wasn't even an easy find for a good price nowadays on the market and that I always admired CLAMP's art.

[Lau · Rating 3 out of 5]

Fin. No pueden con su genio las Clamp, de todos modos el giro final es lindo... aunque para mi gusto fue un poco apresurado. Si hubiera tenido un par de tomos más probablemente la historia hubiese sido más armadita.

En general no es el manga de ellas que más me gustó, y si voy a ser sincera me parecía más interesante la historia de Hisui y Kokuyo que la de Kohaku y Shuichiro, hasta en las personalidades, pero no importa. Igual tiene ternura y dibujos muy bonitos.

[Carolina · Rating 5 out of 5]

Meu Deus do céu, que final! Pra mim teve um pequeno toque agridoce, entretanto, foi de uma delicadeza....muito bonito. Que pena que essa série não teve mais volumes!

[Bell Potter · Rating 3 out of 5]

(Aviso: lectura hecha en ejemplar en español, publicado en México. La presente nota se modificará cuando se dé de alta en GR la edición correspondiente).

[Kristin ✨ · Rating 4 out of 5]

A sweet ending to this short but eventful series, with gorgeous art as always by CLAMP.

[Mehsi · Rating 4 out of 5]

Review for when I re-read this series in 2014.

The last volume in this series. I am kind of sad it was this short.

Kohaku decides to do something she wants, she goes back to earth. You can't imagine how much I was cheering when I read that she must do it. Finally Kohaku does something non-angelic. Aww at the reaction when she landed in Shuichiro's arms. *Sigh* So romantic.

Sadly it is not all happiness, because of course there will be problems. One does not simple break the rules and go back to earth . Luckily there are enough lovely moments with lots of love between Shuichiro and Kohaku. Finally, if I might add. Took them long enough.

Also the whole thing with Hisui and her demon boyfriend is solved. It was really wonderful to have that solved finally, and too see it wasn't that bad of a punishment (if it would count as that). Now she can finally be together with her boyfriend.
I think Kohaku got worse punishment, poor thing. Though we find out why, and my is it heartbreaking. Still I think God could have chosen another punishment, or maybe had a word with her. Instead of this.

I loved Shuichiro's wish, it was beautiful, but I think a better time/place would have been better. Now it fell a bit flat.

And my, oh my, that ending. It was beautiful, sad but so beautiful. So happy for them!

In short, this would be a series I would recommend to everyone!

[Marie · Rating 3 out of 5]

Wish #4/4
☆☆☆

Shuichiro
Aku sangat kehilangan si kecil. Setelah si kecil kembali kedunianya aku baru menyadari kalau ada hal yang ingin ku minta dari dirinya. Tak lama, aku gembira saat si kecil nekat turun ke bumi hanya untuk mengabulkan keinginanku untuk berada di sisiku.
Tapi... mengapa tiba-tiba... hidupku menjadi sangat singkat saat kebahagiaanku telah terpenuhi?

Kohaku
Aku tak tahan lagi dengan perasaanku yang sakit saat berjauhan dengan Shu. Berkat kekuatan Hoganku yang tak seberapa besar, aku membuka jalan dan kembali ke dunia manusia. Betapa bahagia hati ini ketika Shu ternyata merasakan perasaan yang sama denganku. Shu menginginkan aku mengabulkan keinginannya untuk selalu berada di sisinya. Namun perbuatanku melarikan diri membuat aku mendapat hukuman kehilangan kekuatan Hogan milikku. Selama 100 tahun tubuhku akan tetap mengecil dan tertidur.

Kokuyo
Mengapa setelah orangnya sudah tak lagi ada, aku baru bisa bebas membicarakan hal ini?
Sudah dari awal berjumpa aku sadar akan takdir Shuichiro. Betapa menyedihkan harus melihat kematian Shuichiro. Dan melihat Kohaku yang harus menjalani hukumannya selama 100 tahun. Mungkin ini telah menjadi suratan "kami" untuk menjaga Kohaku hingga di 100 tahun ke depan. Hingga kisah Kohaku dan Shuichiro dapat berlanjut.

Nb.
Sebuah kisah romantis tentang cinta, kesetiaan, dan ketetapan hati. Ada unsur reinkarnasi di akhir agar cerita tak menjadi sad ending.

[Allison · Rating 3 out of 5]

Well, I just finished reading the last volume of Wish, and though I can't say much, for fear of spoilers, it is going to take me some time to decide if I am totally appalled by the bizarre plot contrivances (particularly as they relate to communication) that lead into a manipulative final act, or thoroughly swept away by the sweet sincerity of the character relationships within that plot. For now, I'm torn, which is why I gave it three stars.

As a whole, I liked Wish much more than I disliked it. It's a sweet, calm story told steadily and with, as is the usual for Clamp, some lovely art. It bounces between being too sedate and sweet and too set on making readers sob on their Kindle screens, but beneath that is a good cast of characters, particularly in the support category, that carry this story through its worst scenes. I don't know that I can say I loved the series, but I will remember it, which is worth a lot.

[Roo Winchester · Rating 4 out of 5]

Terminado nuevamente un manga de las Clamp y me gustó mucho, Más este caótico final donde casi me da un colapso nervioso, porque sólo a las clamp se les ocurre hacer un *Felices Para Siempre* y de repente destrozártelo en mil pedazos. Por suerte ese no era el final de la historia... Sino, hubiese sido realmente trágico.

Me encantó, con todo su humor fresco e inocente, y los malos no tan malos que me hicieron reír muchísimo. Los amores que renuncian a todo por vivir y los que esperan años por volver a nacer.

Realmente una historia DEMASIADO CORTA, me hubiese encantando que tuvieran 10 tomo mas! Sin embargo, creo que fue corta y concisa y deja un buen recuerdo el mi corazón.

Los personajes me parecieron ultra tiernos y carismáticos. Algo Que amo de las historias de estas autoras es que siempre crean personajes con corazones y valores hermosos, con los que te encariñas enseguida.

Seguiré leyendo a las clamp por mucho tiempo mas.

Ojalá se lean este manga es precioso.

[Magenta Cooly · Rating 2 out of 5]

I finally finished the series. I liked the plot line a lot, but I gave it 2 stars because it got a little overboard with the mixing of religions, and all. I was a little offended, and that brought my interest down and my gaurd up. Christianity and Buddihsm are the complete opposite of eachother.

[Bibliothecat · Rating 4 out of 5]

Review for complete series



The young doctor Shuichiro rescues what turns out to be an angel who is now determined to repay him by granting a wish. But Shuichiro does not believe in having wishes granted, after all, he can look after himself. But the angel Kohaku is persistent and promptly decides to stick to Shuichiro's side until the debt is paid. It is not long, however, until Kohaku's presence attracts a series of other supernatural creatures.

Wish is one of CLAMP's more lighthearted series - in fact, even despite a couple of darker themes, it is fluffy and almost carefree throughout. Kohaku is a little clumsy and dense but perfectly likeable. Even the villains, such as the demon Koryuu are pretty likeable, there's no serious animosity between the angels and demons. If anything, they like to tease one another but can work together when it's required.

I wouldn't consider the art as one of CLAMP's best, but it is nonetheless a nicely drawn manga. This is really a manga you'd want to read for its characters and lighthearted atmosphere. There's a decent amount of suspense that keeps the reader going and the pacing is generally well handled. I only felt that the ending was either rushed or dragged - by that, I mean that Kohaku is meant to meet a character at the very end; personally, I think it would have been better if the manga had ended the moment these characters met or if a few chapters would have been dedicated to fleshing it out. Instead, we get a brief chapter that deals with the said meeting and it feels a bit like a half-baked cake.

While Wish is a nice manga in its own with only a few flaws that are easily ignored, there's quite a glaring issue that lies in translations from the Japanese original. The majority of the supernatural cast, such as Kohaku, is genderless. In Japanese, that is easily transmitted, but many European languages don't function without the male and female pronoun. As a result, several versions of this manga were moved to appoint the characters to a gender. True, they could have stuck to what is now used as they. But given that this is a relatively old manga, I can't fault publishers for not going with this rather new usage. So while I am not strictly against giving these characters a gender, I feel as though many of them have been mismatched - Kohaku being the biggest issue. Yes, Kohaku has feminine qualities, but no matter how you twist and turn it, Kohaku strikes me as a masculine character. If you compare his physical appearance with other CLAMP characters, you will notice that his body is much more in line with male characters than with the female ones.

[Yoyomaus Die Büchereule · Rating 5 out of 5]

Nachdem der Engel Kohaku aus dem Haushalt von dem Arzt Shuishiro verschwunden ist, vermissen sie alle. Nicht nur der abtrünnige Windengel Hisui und Shuishiro haben festgestellt, dass ohne Kohaku das Haus einfach leer erscheint, auch die Dämonen Koryu und Kokuyo finden, dass seit ihrer Abreise einfach nichts mehr so ist, wie es war. Aber auch Kohaku vermisst die Welt der Menschen und vor allem vermisst sie Shuishiro, denn eine zarte Liebe zu ihm hat sich bei ihr entwickelt. Entgegen dem Willen des Herren und der anderen Erzengel macht sich Kohaku wieder auf den Weg zur Erde. Doch die Freude über ihre Rückkehr währt nicht lang, denn wer sich gegen Gott wendet, der muss auch damit rechnen bestraft zu werden. Und auch Kokuyo stellt wieder einmal fest, dass etwas mit Shuishiro nicht stimmt. Er schickt Koryu aus, um ein Buch aus der Hölle zu besorgen. Doch die Antwort, die er in diesem Buch findet schockiert ihn zutiefst.

Mit dem letzten Band der Reihe Wish hat sich das Autorenquartett CLAMP noch einmal richtig ins Zeug gelegt. Neben wunderbaren Zeichnungen, an denen man sich kaum noch satt sehen kann, ist es vor allem die Story die den Leser berührt. Die Geschichte ist so süß geschrieben, dass einem regelrecht die Tränen in die Augen schießen. Die zarte Liebe die sich zwischen dem Engel Kohaku und ihrem Arzt Shuishiro entwickelt hat ist zuckersüß und lässt den Leser vor Begeisterung aufquieken und im nächsten Moment bekommt Kohaku ihre Strafe von Gott und man ist verzweifelt, weil man einfach nicht glauben kann, dass Gott so grausam sein kann. Dass aber schließlich alles doch seinen Sinn hat, das erfährt man zum Ende der Geschichte und man ist einfach nur begeistert!

Wish möchte ich allen Lesern empfehlen, die viel Wert auf detaillierte Zeichnungen legen und etwas ganz ohne den 08/15-Kitsch suchen, der einem in so manch anderen Manga geboten wird. Die Geschichte zwischen Engeln, Menschen und Dämonen wird hier ganz ohne großes TammTamm, aber mit sehr viel Gefühl und Humor behandelt. Die Geschichte macht einfach Spaß und ist etwas ganz anderes im Gegensatz zu der Flut an Engel - und Dämonengeschichten.

5 von 5 Sternen!

[Isabella · Rating 3 out of 5]

LMAO OMG WHAT A SHIT ENDING!!!!!!! I'M ALMOST SPEECHLESS AT HOW LAZY AND SHITTY THIS WAS.

So here's the thing: shuichiro straight up DIES after he confesses to kohaku. that's why they couldn't be together, because shuichiro was on the "to die next" list. that is bad enough, but he dies from mysterious causes.

CLAMP couldn't even be bothered to give this man a proper death lmao

and what's WORSE: kohaku had to wait a 100 years for shuichiro's soul to be reincarnated. I have no problems with reincarnation stories (hell, one of my favorite manga ever HAS reincarnation as a big thing: inuyasha), WHEN DONE RIGHT. The way that this manga ends, the "new" shuichiro (who is also called shuichiro lol) randomly appears at his old self's house and kohaku awakens and is like "you finally came back!!! now we can live together forever!"

and new shuichiro is CONFUSED and kind of just... HAS to deal with that. THAT'S how it ends. Does no one have a little bit of sympathy for the guy?? I mean, from his point of view, an angel shows up and decides to be his partner forever and says that he loves him. And he just can't say "no"!!!! That's trippy.

I feel like if CLAMP had decided to go through the reincarnation route since the beginning, they should've planned better. They should've written more chapters, dealing with new shuichiro's new life adjusting to the whole "now you're in a relationship with an angel". They should've... I don't know, done something with this lazy ending lol

'Cause that's what this seems to me: a totally lazy ending to an otherwise nice story. CLAMP is capable of so much more, including sad endings, and this one was just... meh.

[Lexine Higgins · Rating 3 out of 5]

Rating: 3.5/5 stars

I'm actually quite sad that this series has come to an end! It was over before I knew it as I breezed through the final volume.

I will say, the ending was...not what I was expecting. At all. It was so sudden and surprisingly emotional that I was left staring numbly at the wall in front of me as I processed it. It was not a bad ending by any means, it just took me by surprise! At times like these, I wish that books had tags like fanfics did, so I could've prepared my heart for a 'bittersweet ending' tag! It was also somewhat left open-ended, so there's some interpretation left up to the reader as to how the future for Kohaku and Shuichiro plays out, but a lot of unanswered questions from previous volumes were answered.

Whilst writing the other volumes, I planned to say that I recommend this series for something light-hearted, which they were up until this final volume! Emotions were running high, tension was thick in the air, and I was on the edge of my seat devouring the pages in an attempt to find out what was going to happen next.

It was a good end to an entertaining series. All the characters we've met across the story came together in the final volume for Kohaku and Shuichiro; human, angel, and devil. It was angsty, sad, emotional, and heartfelt and left us with a sweet ending to this adorable couple. If you do plan to pick this up, however, make sure you have some tissues to hand for the final volume!

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[Harumichi Mizuki · Rating 4 out of 5]

Intinya, sering kali dalamnya cinta baru disadari setelah orang itu pergi dari sisi. Duh... ga mau gini ah. Wkwkwk... Tapi karena terlalu terbiasa dengan keberadaan orang itu bisa jadi orang jadi terlalu nyaman dan lupa betapa berharganya dia. Seperti Kohaku dan Shuichirou yang baru menyadari perasaan pada satu sama lain justru setelah mereka berpisah sejenak.

Dan bagi Kohaku, perasaan itu diperkuat dengan kesadaran akan rasa cemburu saat melihat Shuichirou menolong gadis cantik yang sebenarnya ya hanya orang lewat biasa. Insecurity. Sometimes I call it as insecute. She feels insecure that's why she is being cute wkwkwk. Tapi hendaknya kaum cowok lebih peka ya waktu pasangan ceweknya ngerasa insecure. Karena kalau gak peka bisa jadi konflik gede.


Another value from this manga: takdir Tuhan pasti yang terbaik, meski awalnya terlihat tak enak. Karena Tuhan pasti Ingin kebahagiaan sejati bagi tiap hambaNya.

[Laura · Rating 3 out of 5]

This wrapped up at the speed of light! I remember sobbing over this story as a child and now I have no clue why, the "cliffhanger" of that one chapter is resolved almost immediately and then we speed along into the happy (weird) ending.

I think some of my dissatisfaction comes from the old and honestly pretty poor translation done by Tokyopop here. Some words are just omitted - there's a double spread page in Vol. 4 for Kokuyo says "Knock it".... did the translators just miss writing the word "off" ???? - and there's the whole gendering angels/demons thing which was not part of the original Japanese release anyway.

Overall 3/5. It was just ok. Book 2 & 3 were pretty good but the beginning is too slow/boring and the ending is too quick and Shuichiro's character is weird.

[Jo' · Rating 4 out of 5]

Série terminée. Le dessin est beau (comme toujours chez les clamp), les personnages, drôles et attachants. L'histoire est assez légère comparée à d'autres de leurs travaux (même si elles infusent une petite dose de drama parce que ...clamp), et le tout est très mignon. Je regrette juste un peu que la fin soit aussi rapide : elle est cohérente est bien expliquée, mais le fait que la révélation, la crise, la résolution et la conclusion se passent toutes dans le dernier tome rend la chose un peu précipitée.

[sun¡ ✵ · Rating 2 out of 5]

tudo muito fofo mas aí simplesmente me fizeram ENGOLIR a morte do Shuichiro, já tava meio puta que ele ficou pequeno porque ia ficar meio esquisito aí do nada o cara cai e morre bem quando eles tinham se declarado? pelo amor e ainda colocou ele pra reencarnar e não deu nem tempo de conhecer essa reencarnação ou de me importar com ela, o que eu queria mesmo era que o Shuichiro não morresse. continuo achando a história num todo muito fofa e gostei muito dos personagens, mas caiu um pouco pra mim com a morte lá.

[Jnyama · Rating 3 out of 5]

While I liked the art in this (the angels in chibi form were so adorable,) and the concept was interesting, like so many manga series I've read, the ending stumbles at the finish line for me. In this last book, a lot of the mysteries that arose during the course of the book were revealed, but the final resolution between our angel and her human fell flat for me and left them in a relationship that seemed unsustainable at best. Up to the epilogue, however, it's a cute series and worth a read.

[Adrian Santiago · Rating 3 out of 5]

El final más obvio y directo que podía tener la historia (o una historia de Clamp) pero tampoco estuvo mal. Sigo diciendo que prefiero estas historias a las de hadas y demonios peleando por acabar o salvar el mundo mágico.

Buenos personajes, que igual recuerda a otros de otras historias de Clamp; como el abuelo, al abuelo de los Kinomoto. Me encantó el Usagi mensajero, y cómo la historia continúa con Goho Drug.

[Cristina · Rating 3 out of 5]

Conflitti tra i mondi!

Un amore impossibile che trapassa il tempo e le "razze" che con estrema dolcezza ed ingenuità solo le Clamp potevano realizzare.
Benché non trovi eccezionale questa miniserie, l'ho apprezzata per la sua sempliità.
Molto meno il volume finale che vedo come una pezza a colori posta li tanto per....ma non si può avere tutto dalla vita quindi meglio accontentarsi.

[Yuri · Rating 4 out of 5]

This had some breathtaking moments and I loved how Kohaku and Suichiro’s relationship developed. Although, the end was too rushed!!! I liked the choices made by the authors but it could’ve been a little more slow, like showing Kohaku and Suichiro falling in love. Overall it was a good story, with a great charismatic cast.