Catch These Hands!, Vol. 1

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I would say, however, that I didn’t like this volume as much as I did the first one. It was still fun and enjoyable, but it was missing a little something. I do like that we did get to see them going on different kinds of dates! I also enjoyed seeing Takebe starting to appreciate the time she spends with Soramori. It warms my heart. This means my favorite “dates” were the origami classes. No odié la historia, pero me da completamente igual la vida de la protagonista (Takabe, la de cabello oscuro). El estilo de dibujo en las portadas me gusta, pero no soy muy fan en la obra en sí, ya que se ven muy incómodas por algunas escenas en las que creo que faltó "movimiento", y aunque los personajes no se vean exageradamente jóvenes, me causa un poco de conflicto sus rostros tan infantiles, por decirlo asi. Nov 20 From the U.S. to Japan, You Can Control the Life-Size Moving Gundam from the Comfort of Your Own Home Well, this is awkward. This is a pretty good tale of two people who can’t seem to grow up, though that’s a definite negative in the case of Takebe, who is a job-drifter living in the shadow of the life she created for herself in her school days. Ayako Takabe, a young woman in her early twenties, intends to leave behind her history as a delinquent leader in high school and reform her image. By chance she encounters her high-school rival, Kirara Soramori. Soramori reveals that she has had a long-standing crush on Takabe, and challenges her to a fight, on the condition that if she wins, she and Takabe will begin dating.

The characters themselves are pretty much great. All of the side characters didn't particularly stand out, but while some of them are forgettable after some chapters, they really support the story and the development of our main characters well. Two women who were rivals during their delinquent days reunite and end up dating. What follows is a cute slice of life slow-burn romance. This is where Soramori learns a lesson about being herself and listening to Takebe better, although the ice cream gag goes to a weird place by the end that makes Soramori come across as particularly dumb. In an attempt to shed her delinquent lifestyle post-high school, Takebe heads out to find some new clothing. She ends up bumping into her old nemesis, Soramori, but two old habits apparently die hard: Takebe’s delinquency and, as it turns out, Soramori’s high school crush… Yen Press Licenses 8 Manga, 4 Novels for February 2022". Anime News Network . Retrieved January 5, 2023.It took me 6 HOURS to read ONE MANGA that should have taken MAYBE a half hour tops, it was THAT BORING. I have no earthly clue how you can write a romance between two former delinquents and have it be THIS BORING. Neither of the main leads are interesting, the story itself isn't interesting, and the dialogue is barely average. The art is nice, but doesn't play up the absurdity of the situation and is just...there. dialogue was taxing to read, i skipped to the ending, and it doesn't really leave you satisfied, unlike tsurezure biyori. That idea of being 'fine the way you are' persists with the storytelling throughout this volume. It's not about Takebe actually changing herself to what she thinks maturity should embody, nor is it even about her or Soramori changing themselves to appeal to each other. Hell, Soramori basically cons Takebe into their relationship in the first place (amazingly built up with a slowly revealed gag about the way Soramori 'accidentally' became an strong delinquent brawler and only continued because of the high-school crush on Takebe she developed). That might have the odd taste of coercion in a romantic relationship, except here it never feels like Soramori's actually exercising any overt pressure (you get the feeling she'd let Takebe off the hook if she even had the thought to ask) while Takebe simply comes off as too stubborn in her honorary principles to turn her down. Nov 25 i☆Ris the Movie - Full Energy!! - Anime Film Teaser Visual Revealed at i☆Ris Live Stage in Anime NYC & i☆Ris First Performance in New York Successfully Completed

It’s just the same joke and not much by way of romance. I would be lying if I said I was excited to see what new developments were in store or what they might get up to next. There’s not enough romance, not enough story, not enough comedy. If you like these two there’s definitely enough of them being themselves to make it worth your while, but I just don’t see the point. It’s a good start and I’ll definitely keep going with it, don’t get me wrong, and I love gags that comment on the creation of cover images as well, so bonus points there. I just wanted this to ‘wow’ me, not ‘okay’ me.Catch These Hands! Volume 1 Review • Anime UK News". Anime UK News. April 12, 2022 . Retrieved January 5, 2023.