ギヴン 2 [Given 2]

ギヴン [Given] #2

by Natsuki Kizu, キヅナツキ

初めてのライブに向けて、走り出したバンド。
作詞を試みるも、言葉が見つけられず歌詞を書けないままの真冬。
真冬の過去を知り、自分の気持ちに戸惑う上ノ山。
揺れるバンドが臨む、過去を暴く怒涛のライブ篇！

Genres: Manga, Romance, LGBT, Queer, Contemporary, Yaoi, Music

171 pages, Paperback

First published January 30, 2016

About the author

Natsuki KIZU (キヅナツキ) is a Japanese manga artist.

She draws dōjinshi under the name Gusari ぐさり and circle Sashikizu.

Reviews

[daph pink ♡ · Rating 5 out of 5]

this volume is defination of emotions and gay panic in true sense.🤩

[小さな N (.❛ ᴗ ❛.)⊃ [_|_] ♡ · Rating 5 out of 5]

07.2018:

I don't know what to say... this just about broke my heart. I think Given is definitely one of my favourite manga right now. I honestly love all the characters and the story, albeit quite sad, is so, so good. It deals with a pretty heavy topic but despite all of the hurting and melancholy there is also a shimmer of hope and I can't wait to read the next volume. I loved how open Akihiko talked with Uenoyama about Uenoyama's attraction to Mafuyu and I'm also rooting for Akihiko and Haruki.

[Christian Savin · Rating 5 out of 5]

It's me, and my natural liking for characters that have already died or are inevitably going to die after a short yet impactful amount of screen time, hi, we're the problem, it's us 🥹

[Starlah · Rating 4 out of 5]

okay, now im soft and i love this!!

[Sarah ⸜(｡˃ ᵕ ˂ )⸝♡ · Rating 5 out of 5]

this warms my heart sm, it's cute and heartfelt but also talks about guilt and trauma and is sad ???????

[౨ৎ · Rating 4 out of 5]

4.5

[Elena Rodríguez · Rating 4 out of 5]

3.5
"I always thought...that love....was something tender, sweet and affectionate. I realized...that was only a plausible delusion...when I experienced my first love".

Este manga me está pareciendo precioso, tanto el dibujo como la historia. Tampoco es nada del otro mundo; sin embargo, me alegro muchísimo de haberlo empezado. No mentiré al decir que estoy pasándomelo como una niña pequeña. Entro en sus páginas y parece que estoy viviendo lo mismo que los protagonistas: su tristeza, su alegría, todo oscila en mi mente entre colores rosas, naranjas, azules y violeta pastel.

"Love someone...is like creating a part of yourself with the softest and thinnest skin. Just a simple touch could make my temperature go up. If they sink their claws in a bit, they can easily tear me up. And if intentionally squeeze my hand tightly, that would be fatal for me."

[Mar · Rating 5 out of 5]

the jojo reference was everything i never knew i needed.

[Kay · Rating 5 out of 5]

Mafuyu's past was really heart breaking! I wanted to know more about Yuki, he seemed a lovely caring character and their relationship seemed perfect! but sadly, that's not possible!
p.s: I love the details and short stories Natsuki Kizu put in the book for us! they're so funny 😍

[Saraí Elvir · Rating 5 out of 5]

Al leer este volumen es indispensable escuchar fuyu no hanashi porque si hay que llorar se debe hacer con estilo.

[Sparkling Lemonade · Rating 5 out of 5]

Chinese title: Given被贈與的未來 2

This one has 神率 of 70.1% on Chil-Chil.
5⭐️

The song from the band’s first live performance 冬のはなし A Winter Story has been stuck in my head. Please refer to manga code.10-11 and anime ep.9, I re-read and re-watched it many times as it’s the first climax in Given.

I really want to write about the pair of 幼馴染 childhood friends to lovers, seme 吉田由紀 and uke 佐藤真冬, they’ve spent 10+ years growing up together and loved each other very deeply. They were soulmates why did they have to part?!!

The two boys first met when they were in kindergarten, playing in the same neighborhood park. The uke’s dad would beat him up when he makes noise so he’s very quiet and reserved, eventually the dad got taken away by police. The two boys both come from single parent home with only the mom, they are broken but found each other as their missing piece. The lil seme already decided that he will treasure and protect the lil uke forever.
「我會一直陪著你，直到永遠。」

They have very different personalities, the seme is outgoing and center of attention, the uke is introverted and lives in his head. Opposites attract and they became lovers in middle school, remember back when they had sex for the first time. The seme once said as long as it’s your wish, I would do anything…
「只要是你的心願，我什麼都會去做。」

When they became high schoolers, the uke went to a different school and he felt left out by seme and two other childhood friends 鹿島柊 and 八木玄純 because they started playing music together. The seme has less time and energy for uke as he’s spending lots of time practicing in the band and working part-time to support the cost.

One winter night, the seme and the uke had a really bad argument, the seme said he will give up music as he can’t live without uke, the uke then asked if the seme would die for him…
「音樂那種東西，不玩也罷。」
「你懷疑我嗎？我沒有你就活不下去了。」
「那你會為了我去死嗎？」

Two days later, the seme committed suicide by hanging himself in his room after getting drunk, you can see it from the tipped over stool and cans of beer. The uke hugged onto the guitar and looked up at the seme’s face in shock…

The uke can’t forgive the seme for leaving him behind, he also blames himself for this tragedy and lives on with loneliness. The uke is not able to express his emotions out loud like others. Everywhere he go, the seme is around, as he’s always living in uke’s mind. There’s seme’s shadow in every scene, along with the memories and scents from their past.

那是某個冬天的故事～

我不寂寞唷。
雖然再也無法見面，再也無法開口對你說了。
那一天～
某一年的冬天，某一夜的故事～
你真的永遠離我而去了。
為什麼、為什麼？我在那時⋯會說出⋯

我不寂寞唷。
不管去到哪裡，你一直都在。
你一直活在我的腦海中。
每幅景色裡都有你的身影。
不論去往何處，每一片風景都帶著與你的回憶與氣味。
我無法原諒你，也無法原諒我自己。
我想放下。
我好寂寞啊。

After the live performance, the childhood friend 鹿島柊 came up to uke and shared his thoughts. The seme always knew that uke liked music, he remembers the melody from uke’s humming, and he only has the uke in his eyes. The seme wanted to write a song for uke, but the uke wanted the seme to him to play music together instead…
「他眼裡只有你。」

In epilogue of vol 2, the pair went to the seaside on a cold windy winter day. It’s the uke’s first time by the seaside and the seme took back his complains about weather because wanted to leave some good memories. Almost all of uke’s “firsts” are with the seme…
「欸，差不多該回去了吧。」
「再5分鐘。」
「為什麼？」
「我正在幫真冬你的腦袋灌輸‘第一次來海邊是跟我一起’。」
「我所有第一次幾乎都是跟你呀，還想貪心呀？」
「下次到海邊時也許就會想起呢，還有颳強風的冬天也會。或者在你哼出‘怪歌’時，就會喚醒這段回憶。」
「不用多呆5分鐘，我也會永遠記得。」
「不，你一定會忘記的。明年還會記得，5年後大概也還會記得。10年後可能就想不太起來了呢。」

More info about this pair can be found in “Strawberry Swing”, a 4 part short story that came with the anime DVDs, it’s the continuation of vol 3 code.12 when the uke feel asleep after having fever.

The uke remembered the chat with seme’s mom after the seme’s death on a winter night. She received a pack of 12 cup noodles the next day so the seme was still thinking about tomorrow as usual, floating in this world with his so-so sense of survival. She said the seme is a thrill seeker and his death is not related to anything in the past/present/future, because his dad was like that too. She gave the uke the responsibility to hold down the seme like his anchor. She left the red Gibson guitar to uke to keep as it makes her sad, sorry for leaving the uke behind.

The seme’s mom came over to uke’s home the day after Given’s first live performance, she was invited by 鹿島柊. The uke’s mom doesn’t know how to cook congee so the three ended up eating cup noodles. The uke said it’s the first time he cried after the seme’s death, and realized many things for the first time that he couldn’t express previously. He thanked her for the guitar as it gave him salvation.

The uke dreamt of sitting on the swing with the seme on an autumn day where ginko leaves are flying. Many things from the past and present gushed out. The uke asked why is seme not leaving the park, the seme said he will be waiting for the uke in this hole inside his heart. The hole is so big that it will never heal, so he will be listening to uke’s songs from the hole and asked the uke to keep singing in the future.

蕩起鞦韆，感覺就像能飛得很高、很高～
和你一起，感覺似乎能走到更遠、更遠～

「我啊、會在這裡等你的。」
「這裡是指？」
「你心裡的洞。」
「洞？」
「還沒注意到嗎？你的心穿了一個很大的洞，就算這個洞會慢慢地變小，也永遠無法癒合。所以我會在這個洞裡，一直聽著你唱歌。從今以後要繼續唱下去哦，讓你的歌聲一直傳到我這邊來。」

[L Ann · Rating 5 out of 5]

Listening to Fuyu no Hanashi after reading chapters 10 and 11 made all the emotions I had when watching the anime for the first time resurface. I still get goosebumps when Mafuyu gets to that part when he just starts screaming and the crowd is transfixed, unable to do anything but stare. 🎶🥹🎶

I have no excuse for why it's taken me so long to read this, but I enjoyed it as much as I enjoyed the anime. I was always a little confused about what exactly Yuki and Mafuyu argued about before his death, but the manga quickly cleared that up. I knew it had to do with Yuki joining a band, but... yeesh. Mafuyu actually said that. 😣

My heart breaks for him. How does one begin to even come back from something like that? The guilt and frustration he must have felt! Plus, he wasn't in contact with his other two friends either?! 😭😭😭

The anime played a crucial role in my appreciation of the band's overall performance and its catharic effect on Mafuyu. The panels in the manga featuring Mafuyu singing are gorgeous to look at, but without the music, its full effect is lost (...at least, to me). I went back and watched the corresponding episode and started tearing up all over again. It was the crowd's reaction and the flashbacks. The look on Uenoyama's face at the end. 🥰 It was as beautiful as it was heartbreaking. 5 stars

[kuristina- tabreez · Rating 5 out of 5]

Ohhh, my... So, this one... THIS ONE. So. Volume two covers episodes 7, 8, and 9 of the anime. Even so, I slurped it all down pretty readily. It felt a lot shorter than it was, and understandably, the anime cut some important little things out, such as Akihiko's ex's (Ugetsu?) daily life with him, which is actually super dorky and shows they're best friends and Akihiko is kind of a grumpy bug with him, and Ugetsu enjoys teasing him or rolls around on the floor cheering and laughing when lecture gets cancelled. Also... We get more insight on all these character developments that happened in those episodes, such as Mafuyu's friend Hiiragi... always knowing what had happened and feeling guilty for that, wanting forgiveness for that. That's how it was displayed and said in the anime, and in the manga that's all they SAID too, but... they portrayed it that, for their whole lives... Hiiragi knew everything...except the last two days, where everything went wrong. I think that the reason Hiiragi craves forgiveness is because he let something he always, always had sight for their whole lives, fall out of his line of vision, just for a couple days. And in those couple days...tragedy struck, and Yuuki died. THAT is far more human, and far more impactful than my initial impression. I think this one is the truth.
In addition, another thing that didn't make sense in the anime was in Mafuyu's flashback where him and Yuuki were squabbling, we don't hear what Yuuki said, it looks like he might have said something nasty, but we hear Mafuyu's words, "you wouldn't die for me." As they part ways, the next time Mafuyu sees him is his dead body hanging from the ceiling... empty bottles of beer laying around the floor... In the anime, that didn't really make a whole lot of sense. Why would someone kill themselves over a little squabble like that, even if they were drunk? Well, the manga makes that crystal clear.
It's described as tensions were rising, and a little fight ensued, something that would have looked like a little fight to anyone in the world, with nasty words thrown in. But those words and the meaning of their relationship...And that codependence, and the fact Mafuyu shunned Yuuki TWICE in that argument and walked away without even looking back...sent him over the edge. Here's what we got to hear;
"It's always the band with you!!"
"Why don't you trust me?! I can't... I can't live without you!"
"Then why don't you go and die for me?"
So... He did. We must remember, they had a co-dependent relationship since the day they met, they were each other's missing pieces, like two halves of the same puzzle board. Not only that, but they were in their first year of high school when this all happened, a lot of the time you still have middle schooler brain, you're not grown up yet. And for all of them, their world revolved around those four. I don't think they branched out a lot. So... Yuuki drank his sadness away, it wouldn't leave him, Mafuyu's words kept ringing in his ears...until he thought..."Mafuyu wanted it this way. I can't live without him, he can live without me. I'll give him what he wants." and ended it. It hurts my soul, my heart, it brings me to tears. And for Mafuyu to find him like that, why was he in Yuuki's house anyway? Did he want to apologize? Did Yuuki send a text that night (actually, didn't Mafuyu find him at night)? Their winter story was beautiful, with a tragic and far too soon end... Mafuyu just wanted more time with him, and got a little selfish. And Yuuki adored him far too much to not let that rip him open. Hearts really are like guitar strings, pull too much and create too much tension and they break. Lay them across your chest and they're suffocating. But... Mafuyu and Yuuki will always be together in Mafuyu's head and heart, even if everything of Yuuki loses its shape one day, even if his memories have faded one day ten years from now, while it may hurt that he can no longer remember it like it was yesterday or last year, the memory that it happened will always remain. When he recalls it, he may not feel the same he did that day, or any following days, but surely he will still feel something good, and it helped make him into who he is going to be. Even though memories are precious, important, and we don't want to forget, the most important thing is that they happened. Yuuki will always be with him, forever and always. That's part of what it means to truly love someone. That even if life rips the two apart, a large part of them will always remain with the other. For a very long time, they may see their silhouette or their face or their scent in everything, in everywhere, one day that will probably fade. But they'll still see that person in some little things from time to time.
Oh, which reminds me. Another thing we didn't get to see in the anime that we do in the manga that makes more sense is that right before the song is over, right before when Mafuyu turns to Uenoyama then gets teary eyed, he saw Yuuki in the crowd. It freaked him out, definitely. He knew Yuuki wasn't there, but he saw him and it instantly sent his brain the same signals as if he did. Mafuyu had quite literally seen a ghost. He turned to Uenoyama for some reason and Uenoyama gave him the same loving look that Yuuki always had (except Yuuki constantly looked like he was dripping with adoration and unconditional love, like his heart was constantly beating at a different rate from the rest of the human race, just by having Mafuyu in his presence. Which, btw, was illustrated well in the anime but HOLY SHIT it was an absolute masterpiece any time Yuuki was shown in the manga. His love for Mafuyu made him the most beautiful man to ever live, I swear).
All of this, everything, shouting out his feelings, coming to terms with them, actually moving on instead of just freezing under the ice of his own tears, seeing Yuuki in the crowd, turning to Uenoyama only to receive that look of love that's so familiar, the rush of everything, it all brought Mafuyu to tears. I think the biggest part of why he had to leave the stage though was seeing Yuuki and moving past what had happened. He was finally able to admit he can't forgive Yuuki for what happened, but he also can't forgive himself. But he wants to forgive both someday, when he can. He's also finally accepted that he really is lonely, and mad, and sad, and that he might love someone else too. He said he only wishes Yuuki was still here, so that he could tell him all about it...
Now, I've talked all about Mafuyu... But this entire time, Uenoyama has been being swept away by Mafuyu's sound. He thought he had been pushing Mafuyu every step of the way this entire time, but really he had been caught up in Mafuyu's sound and was being led by HIM, all this time. Uenoyama loves his sound, despite his jealousy for Mafuyu loving someone else, he still was able to listen and have so much fun and be filled with love as he was carried along by Mafuyu's voice. So much so that when Mafuyu began to walk off stage, Uenoyama held Mafuyu's head against his chest and led him the rest of the way. Mafuyu began crying against him, passionately thanking him for getting him this far (in terms of coming to terms with his past), this whole live being the first time Mafuyu had expressed SO much emotion in front of Uenoyama... Which... caught up in the heat of the moment of all of this, Uenoyama couldn't resist. He loves him. Mid-sentence in Mafuyu's second thanking him, Uenoyama kisses him, and tangles his fingers in Mafuyu's hair. Once he pulls away, he gently says we need to do another song, and leaves Mafuyu there. Mafuyu just stays...and cries.
Man... This was really the climax of this arc, not gonna lie. Everything that comes after is just the "cleanup crew" of all the bombshells laid down this night. But this was all amazing, I loved it so much, and I feel like after watching it 3+ times and reading the manga, Mafuyu even gave me a better understanding of myself, Yuuki too. Their story was told beautifully. I hope we get to see Mafuyu grow up into a wonderful person, and never let go of the memories he can still hold on to. He seems... kind of like me, actually... He doesn't stop loving a person. But if they're gone, he can love someone else wholly and truly while still loving the person from the past as much as he always had. But it's a different love. It's not anywhere near the same. And it can't be just anyone, it has to be the right someone. I think I really love Mafuyu too, and I was swallowed up by his sound as well.

P.S. the redhead friend of Ueonoyama is actually some soccer champion, like the best in the entire Kanto region, and Uenoyama had no idea. This also wasn't in the anime. I see that boy so much differently now. No wonder he values sports over all else.

P.P.S. I ALMOST FORGOT! The manga also made it a little more clear on the stairs with Haruki and Akihiko, when Akihiko stopped Haruki and thanked him for asking him to join the band. He was trying to say, very awkwardly but very coolly, that by the actions Haruki chose, he helped shape Akihiko into a better person. "Thanks for asking me to join when my nerves were all shot to hell. I used to be a grumpier looking person." He's thanking Haruki for finding him when he needed something and giving him what he didn't know he needed back then. "you're always saving my ass."

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dZk1W...

[Andreea (booksstopia) · Rating 4 out of 5]

4/5✨

This was better !!! This volume was cute & wholesome and got a bit deeper with some of the characters! AND THAT SCENE OMG

[Chesca (thecrownedpages) · Rating 5 out of 5]

Given, Vol. 2 hurts like hell. I've been putting this off because I was sure that I will just cry over it, and I was right. As always, it was gorgeously illustrated, while the writing was sincerely poetic.

[Chase Coe · Rating 4 out of 5]

Wait why did I take forever to read volume 2 😭😭😭 this is so good

[Rosa · Rating 4 out of 5]

The art continues to be wonderful. This volume has a lovely colour illustration which I loved, and things start to move forward. Uenoyama is so cute in this one.

[Brigi · Rating 5 out of 5]

Mafuyu's backstory is so sad. But that kiss scene was really emotional

[Anna Quilter · Rating 4 out of 5]

The manga does have its cliche moments..but a lot of times that's what Manga is..

"Like I'm supposed to be sexually attracted to women only?".

However..I really can't say enough good things about this...well defined generally appealing characters and it moves along fast enough to not drain you of your liking for said characters.

This volume builds up to the guys first concert and it pays off nicely❤️

[Adri · Rating 5 out of 5]

CWs: Allusions to off the page child/domestic abuse, brief mentions of suicide and related death of a side character.

[Ulises Estrada · Rating 4 out of 5]

Me esta encantando rencontrarme con esta historia, ahora en este formato.
Pero sigo creyendo que funciona mejor en anime, pues todo esta mas desarrollado y la musica, me hace falta la musica.

[IzamaRi H. Fabela · Rating 5 out of 5]

RESEÑA EN EL BLOG ➜https://bit.ly/2LifctG

Aunque la música es su pasión, Uenoyama se siente un poco hastiado de ella pues todo lo que toca le resulta monótono, pero sorprendentemente cuando conoce a Mafuyu eso cambia totalmente pues por una extraña razón disfruta ver como el chico experimenta la música. Especialmente cuando lo escucha cantar pues Mafuyu es capaz de transmitir todo lo que no puede con palabras a través de su canto.
Es por ello que Uenoyama le propone unirse a su banda donde junto a Haruki y Akihiko irá aprendiendo lo mucho que puede decir a base de sonidos, pero sobre todo aprenderá que no tiene que vivir por siempre en los errores de su pasado.
El corazón se parece a las cuerdas: si se aflojan no tendrán un buen sonido. Una cuerda que se estora, al punto de reventarse emite un sonido que impacta tus tímpanos como una ola.
Hace unos días terminé de leer este segundo tomo y aún estoy en las nubes por su culpa y es que esta es sin duda una historia memorable que vale mucho la pena (y ahora vivo rencorosa de mí misma por no haberla conocido antes).

En el primer tomo conocimos a nuestros personajes principales y nos quedó claro que Mafuyu tenía un secreto que lo atormentaba y del cual es incapaz de hablar, y ahora en este segundo vamos conociendo poco a poco su pasado para irnos haciendo a la idea de sus tormentos. Y debo decirles que su historia me pareció hermosamente dolorosa (si, eso existe y si no me lo acabo de inventar porque así me siento) y necesito más, pues pese a que al final de este tomo tenemos un capitulo extra donde conocemos más su pasado aún hay varios huecos que espero la autora llene.

En la reseña del primer tomo les dije que Mafuyu era un personaje más bien cerrado al cual las palabras no se le dan con facilidad pero mediante la música es capaz de decir lo que no puede y eso se demuestra en este tomo donde finalmente logra cantarle a ese primer amor que tuvo y por el cual aún llora.
Me gustaría ser imparcial y hablarles con cordura respecto a este momento grandilocuente de la historia para darle la relevancia que merece, pero por más que lo intento me siento incapacitada de hacerlo pues mi fanatismo es incontrolable y solo puedo fangirlear y decirles que ha sido uno de los mejores momentos que jamás he leído. De hecho en cuanto terminé de leerlo tuve que correr a buscar el capítulo y escuchar la canción de Mafuyu pues necesitaba experimentar su canción y ha sido BELLISÍMO.


Respecto al romance hasta el momento no lo siento tan intenso, quiero decir que es obvio por donde se encamina pero por ahora se le ha dado más importancia a la lucha de superación de Mafuyu y el aceptar sus sentimientos pasados y los que ahora mismo está sintiendo, pero eso no quiere decir que sea malo pues eso hace que su relación con Uenoyama sea más vivida.

Y por aquí voy a dejar esta reseña que espero los haya animado a leer esta increíble historia que nos hace apreciar lo importante que es la música en nuestras vidas.

[Rose · Rating 4 out of 5]

2nd volume of manga read for the "30 in 30 Manga Challenge" for the month of November 2022.

Quick review for a quick read. So guess who finished the 2nd manga in this series within a day? :) I finished "Given: Volume 2" shortly after coming off the heels of the first volume. Still a strong start to this particular series. Band is preparing for their first concert, but Mafuyu struggles both to find his voice and finish the song that he's tasked with writing. Most of it has to do with the mess of tangled feelings he has centered on his past as well as his present. Uenoyama's frustrated to say the least, but he's got his own issues to work through in this volume as well. I really liked the build-up of both the characterization as well as the tension leading up to the band's first big concert - it's well drawn and the story beats hit home very well. There were many moments I was just going "Aww <3" throughout. I'm rooting for the happiness of all the boys here, even when their are moments where their emotions are running high and they have to work through them. There's plenty of light and humored moments to be had between to get to know the cast better as well. One thing I appreciate are the smaller stories between the main ones. There are a few bonus stories at the end of this volume that tie things off as well for supplementing the current and former relationships of the cast.

I'm really glad I picked up this series. I know I'll be working my way up to the current volume this month, so I'm taking my time for this monthly challenge. But strong start to my manga reading for the month as well as a strong start to this particular series continuing forward.

Overall score: 4/5 stars.

[Tres Trece · Rating 3 out of 5]

3.5 dije que me iba a esperar a juntar todos los tomos y no pude... también me urge ver el anime y la película D:

[rory (jess' version) · Rating 4 out of 5]

Detail by detail, I'll forget. That's what being "lonely" means.

maybe i'm getting attached to yuki or i just find his unconditional love appealing

[Jos · Rating 5 out of 5]

Tengo muchas emociones a flor de piel después de haber releído este segundo tomo y quiero llorar.

Given es mi BL favorito y desde que descubrí el anime hace aproximadamente 2 años lo he vuelto a ver muchas veces y he releído el manga más veces de las que recuerdo, generalmente para sacar teorías del futuro de la historia y de la relación de los personajes.

Ahora que por fin tengo la traducción oficial pude darme cuenta de cosas que había pasado por alto y pude sentir todas las emociones que sentí al leer el manga por primera vez.

En este tomo se acerca el primer concierto con Mafuyu en la banda y todavía no está la letra de la canción lista, Uenoyama está muy tenso después de haber descubierto sus sentimientos por Mafuyu y Akihiko se da cuenta de la situación, por lo que decide poner manos a la obra junto con Haruki para poder aligerar la situación y salvar la banda.

Aquí nos encontramos más de lleno con el pasado de Mafuyu y Yuki y empezamos a tener vistazos del pasado amoroso de Akihiko y lo complicado que fue.

Y, también, para aligerar un poco toda la carga emocional de este volumen, se compagina con humor y con Haruki en un gay panic constante.

[MaDoReader · Rating 3 out of 5]

Y vamos entrando en materia :) Son remonos estos chicos *guiña un ojo a Izen*

[Dilushani Jayalath · Rating 4 out of 5]

My god, the art is so beautiful. I am hooked on to this story so much.

[chrysa · Rating 4 out of 5]

rated t for trauma

[Tiars · Rating 4 out of 5]

es adictivo :(