Drawing a comedy-based middle-school life manga can end up being an analogue with many ones flooding within the market. This is not the case if some 'cream' is added, and the author of Koi Neko chose a well dressing indeed.
The story may seem carefree, shallow and has no real topic at all, but reading chapters after chapters, what I sense is that they are quite well organized. The tale unfold as it should, scattered with plentiful fan-service around the way to keep you from getting bored. Romance and drama occasionally appear, yet don't usually last very long. Stereotypes of the characters, mainly human and
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Jul 6, 2010
Bamboo Blade
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Bamboo Blade is an adaptation from a splendid Manga of the same title. The story is good; it encompasses varied contents: comedy comes first, followed by a bit of drama, handful of Kendo actions and a little sip of romance. There's nothing wrong with the artworks, female characters are really cute and their emotions are well expressed, visually. The only exception is some dull feeling I had during the Kendo scenes. This is hard to mention by words, it was like... lacking sharpness? or so. Anyway, voice-acting was of great standard. An example can be seen in the action scene, which was brought up to
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