A review by annelives
Blue by Io Sakisaka
3.0
2.50/5 stars
I have mixed feelings about this one. While I find it interesting that she's tackling some taboo subjects in this manga, it's still kind of bizarre.
This isn't nearly as good as Strobe Edge or Ao Haru Ride. The character development is nonexistent, which is unusual for her work, and the relationship building (whether of the romantic or friendship variety) felt rushed and out of sync. The artwork is ok, although not up to her current standards.
Lastly, the ending is rather abrupt. Also, I'm curious on how their family is going to react to their new found feelings for each other. I imagine family gatherings are going to be rather awkward.
I have mixed feelings about this one. While I find it interesting that she's tackling some taboo subjects in this manga, it's still kind of bizarre.
This isn't nearly as good as Strobe Edge or Ao Haru Ride. The character development is nonexistent, which is unusual for her work, and the relationship building (whether of the romantic or friendship variety) felt rushed and out of sync. The artwork is ok, although not up to her current standards.
Lastly, the ending is rather abrupt. Also, I'm curious on how their family is going to react to their new found feelings for each other. I imagine family gatherings are going to be rather awkward.