Learning what 'Love' is for the First Time
The second volume of this manga really helped deepen our
understanding of the characters; Hananoi has a decidedly darker past than what
I originally expected, and Hotaru has her own trauma to deal with too. I’d say Hananoi’s
borderline brooding with how territorial and possessive he’s become, but in a
caring/nice way. Waiting for his girlfriend after work, walking her home, it’s
all very well-intentioned, but somewhat overbearing the top. Hotaru’s
understanding of how love works levels up a bit in book 2 as well. I found it
really, really funny watching her friends listen to her and losing their minds
trying to get it through to her that the feelings she’s experience ARE love,
but Hotaru has to figure that out herself. I’d say that volume 2 improved my
appreciation for this series, cementing it as one I’ll actually continue
collecting. This couple has some very cute moments together which bring my
shriveled up old heart joy. Very curious where things will go from here.
Just look at how cute they are |
I'd give this a 4.5 out of 5 if I could give half stars. 9/10
There's still some room for improvement, but I'm thoroughly enjoying this manga now.
"A Condition Called Love" is published by Kodansha and retails for $10.99Maybe I'll start putting some store links around here... thoughts in the comments??
No comments:
Post a Comment