Nanairo Kakumei

JazzieFung123★ 3

The art of the manga was good. The characters were very cute (appearance-wise). Also, I liked the rewrites at the beginning/end of each chapter (which cussed out the characters as they deserve), they were refreshing. These two things sum up the only things I enjoyed about this manga. My opinion of this manga quickly changed as I looked past the art. The first thing that bothered me was the translation. Excuse me, please do your job thoroughly. Many of the words were still in Japanese. In addition, many of the sentences lacked proper grammar and syntax. At first, I ignored it, but as I continued reading, thesyntax sometimes became so poor that I could not understand what the character was trying to say. But that much I can overlook to a certain extent. What really triggered me were the characters. Secondly, all of the characters are either extremely irritating, toxic or both. I understand the author is trying to convey the "inclusion/exclusion" of girls and makes it so that the main character creates a "revolution" and "rebels" against this, declaring that she wants to be herself, but even after many many chapters, she does not change at all! It is infuriating watching her repeat the things she was "revolting" against. Also, don't get me started on the "friends". At first, I thought, "they're not that bad", but no, they're all toxic crazy little b*tches. Only some of the background boy characters seem sane. Many times I found myself thinking, "I really want to stab her face right now." Also, why are all the girls always crying?! It becomes so annoying when tears suddenly start to pour from their eyes every other page. (I may have exaggerated there but the crying is still pretty frequent.) Only the background boy characters are slightly relatable. They are so done with the girls' on-and-off friendship bullsh**, and so am I. Additionally, the main boy doesn't want to sit next to a girl because "sitting with a girl is boring"? Excuse me? How sexist. What kind of image are you trying to convey to the young readers, that girls are boring and that boys and girls are not supposed to sit together or hang out together? Overall, I am extremely triggered by this manga, and would NOT recommend it.

fresitabby★ 6

Note: these specials are like commercials for the manga and should not be viewed or judged like a full length anime. The art is really cute and so is the character design and the premise is slightly different that other shoujo manga, these short chapters convey well the key points of the manga. I'm not going to compare these specials to the manga itself because this is not an adaptation, it is a commercial. And as a commercial it really does a good job, which is to make you want to read the manga, something i will definitely do now.