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katikatVol. 3: I find Koji's obsession with Izumi fascinating - if creepy - and it's too bad that it's not more focused. The story seems rather all over the place. Also, I'm not a big fan of sports so all the soccer scenes are kind of boring for me.
I also liked the stand alone story at the end. Too bad it just skimmed the surface, that it didn't go deeper into the friendship between the two main characters, there was a lot of potential there.
Vol. 4: The best volume yet, all about Koji and Izumi, no stand alone stories. I'm glad that the author stepped up the tension between the boys. It's fascinating, the way they drive each other crazy. They can't be apart but when they're together, they are destroying each other. This manga is definitely not for faint-hearted people.
Vol. 5: 3.5 stars but only because there's yet again a stand alone story in this volume that has nothing to do with the main pairing, Koji and Izumi. I was glad to see that the boys finally gave in to their feelings and realized that they just couldn't be separated. When they're together, they are hurting only each other. When they're apart, they hurt people around them too, not just each other. Their relationship is obsessive, abusive and dark, but also incredibly fascinating because of that.
4 more books to go and I'll meet the 144 in 2010 challenge!
I also liked the stand alone story at the end. Too bad it just skimmed the surface, that it didn't go deeper into the friendship between the two main characters, there was a lot of potential there.
Vol. 4: The best volume yet, all about Koji and Izumi, no stand alone stories. I'm glad that the author stepped up the tension between the boys. It's fascinating, the way they drive each other crazy. They can't be apart but when they're together, they are destroying each other. This manga is definitely not for faint-hearted people.
Vol. 5: 3.5 stars but only because there's yet again a stand alone story in this volume that has nothing to do with the main pairing, Koji and Izumi. I was glad to see that the boys finally gave in to their feelings and realized that they just couldn't be separated. When they're together, they are hurting only each other. When they're apart, they hurt people around them too, not just each other. Their relationship is obsessive, abusive and dark, but also incredibly fascinating because of that.
4 more books to go and I'll meet the 144 in 2010 challenge!
