Maki Murakami's "Gravitation Vol. 3 - 5", #25, #26, #27

[katikat]

Vol. 3: I liked this volume, the fact that underneath all the crazy, there's actually a very touching romance there. I know that this manga isn't to be taken seriously, but when we get these small glimpses of the characters' real feelings, they shine even more brightly!

Didn't care for the bonus story, though.

Vol. 4: I would have expected a little deeper reaction to what happened to Shuichi - especially on Shuichi's part - but it was great to see a really serious, even crazy Yuki! Yeah, Shuichi had to go and make a mess again - of course - but what we learned of Yuki's past was amazing. Loving it!

Vol. 5: Crazy like usual. But that accentuates the dark, serious moments even more - like for example Tohma's obsession with Yuki. He's so taken with Yuki - despite having married Yuki's sister - that was ready to kill Aizawa. And with a smile on his face to that. That was scary.

Comments

[matimate.livejournal.com]

I am too old for this manga. I am buying it only for support of BL thing in our country.
I think it is getting slightly better from level of utter shit to level just shit :)

[katikat.livejournal.com]

I don't know. I like it. It's crazy like whoa, but I like it. I know that it'll get even crazier in the future and I might drop it then but so far, it's good.

[matimate.livejournal.com]

I am very much in to the older men and businessmen/lawyers/doctors mangas. I am trying to avoid school dramas and things like Gravitation but well I am buying it as support of the thing. Pretty lame of me.

I think Gravitation is perfect for certain groups and ppl who likes such comedies and whom are not fond of dramas or elderly males :)