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Love Death; Love/Death; Love Death.; ラブデス。~短期集中連載集~
Autor:
Kuzushiro
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Kuzushiro
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2014-01-01 to ?
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Shouko wants to kill her friend Akkii. Akkii wants to kill her friend Shouko. How come? Because they love each other so much! This is a story following the romance between two yandere high school girls.
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LOVE / DEATH review
Do you like seeing the same joke repeated over and over again with little to no variation? If so, then you'll like the first part of this manga. It wasn't funny the first time, and repeating it six more times while adding nothing of value certainly didn't make it better.
The second part is a bit better, but it's still just bland characters being gay to each other with a little bit of comedy thrown in. It's mediocre at best. The only thing of value in this manga is the bonus panels, which are the only funny things about Love/Death. It's not enough to make it worth reading, but enough to save it from being terrible. |
LOVE / DEATH review
Love Death.. is kinda parted in two different stories. Which got me confused at the begining, because I couldnt say if the other volume is actually continuation of this manga.
Just after reading other reviews and recommendations I realized its one manga. First part of Love Death tells the story of girls, that love each other so much they could kill one another.. I really enjoyed this idea and from the first page of manga I got so into it, but as I was reading on I got quiet dissapointed. The repeating scene of fights got me bored. I hoped for something else, that would move the plot on. Second part Nikochuu was much better. The plot was slowly moving on. The love between two girls was blooming. I found second part just great. What I truly hated about this manga is the lenght of it, but the idea of both parts was GREAT.. Still each part could be definitely MUCH LONGER. I would like to read more of it, but every single chapter was so short I couldnt get to enjoy it as much as the idea of whole manga offered. If you dont mind the lenght of manga and you are looking for a bit of crazy love, you might like this one. |
LOVE / DEATH review
FLAVOR METER: Stale, yet edible.
There is not much to be said about this one, but if you're looking for a story with quite a bit of girl on girl interaction with a side dish of attempted murder - this is the manga for you! -Story- Alright, so to begin with the story! Obviously, the concept of having two girls that love each other so much that they would literally kill each other, is laughable! The thought of two, seemingly innocent lovers going from "I love you," to going at each others throats, for whatever reason, was comedic. That's actually what attracted me to the manga in the first place, because that was the first time I've even read such a description. The idea of psycho vs psycho honestly isn't a unique plot, but a entirely new concept to me. Unfortunately, that's all you're going to get out of this manga - including the Extra Episode, if you don't count the Nikochuu chapters. It's repetitive, which makes the storyline a bit stale. The story isn't bad enough to drop, but it doesn't have a lot of substance beyond typical yandere scenarios. The way that the manga goes about it is like a compilation of moments between the two main characters, that eventually does split into an entirely different set of characters out of the blue. The Nikochuu chapters were a little displaced, and seemed better suited as an entirely different story on it's own. Which it was, but it took place in the same setting. There is no plot to be had here, to be honest. It just seems like more of a yuri anthology than anything else. I fell for the concept, just not so much of the execution. Which makes me believe that it is decent enough. It could have had an interesting story going for it, given the circumstances. -Art- The art was very smooth! Clean, even. I especially loved the facial expressions. The artist did a good job portraying those emotions that they were trying to capture in a scene. Also, the background! It was fairly detailed. Very great. The character designs were simple, yet adorable! Not much of a complaint here. -Character- Remember when I said that the most you're going to get out of this manga was "typical yandere" scenarios? That could speak highly for the characters as well. Again, excluding Nikochuu. Our main characters, Akkii and Shouko, are nothing more than just a match made in heaven - or hell. Their characters are literally the physical embodiment of the infamous saying, "If I can't have you, nobody can!" They both love each other to literal death, but that's all that can be said about their relationship. You don't necessarily get a good look at their personalities beyond this point, which is why the characterization is given a poor score from me. I personally felt as though the characters could have had a lot more going for them, rather than being minimalized to nothing more than an undead trope. The main characters of the Nikochuu chapters, Aika and Mai, seemed to come out of nowehere without any previous mentions. This is where I think the story kind of trails off a bit, because it becomes split - kind of like two different sides of the same coin, if you will. To be honest, I found them to be more entertaining because their relationship seemed a bit more relateable - and more well grounded than that of Akkii and Shouko's. Obviously. Their relationship became a model of normalcy, in comparison to what we've witnessed in previous chapters. I also found it to be really interesting, because of that parallel alone! Which is something that I did like about the introduction of a different couple, which gives us a break from the cycle of repetition. -Enjoyment- Despite all that was said about the characters and the story, I actually did find those insane moments between Akkii and Shouko to be really humorous and entertaining, to say the least! Even if it does beat the horse to death each chapter, it didn't make it any less enjoyable. There were also moments between each set of characters that were actually really adorable! -Overall- All-in-all, I don't necessarily believe that this manga was meant to be taken seriously. To me, it seemed that the author knew exactly what they were doing with this trope, and decided to mold it into the lives of two girls who just so happen to have an unwavering obsession with each other. It is meant to be a laid back ride! If you're looking for a short and facetious shoujo ai to pass the time, I'd recommend this one for sure. Just beware if you have a peanut allergy, but it's full of nuts. |
LOVE / DEATH review
Honestly I don't even know anymore...... 7/10 *insert facepalm emoji*
Absolutely hilarious and I can't think of a manga I thought was more over the top. It goes from 0-100 instantly. If you're looking for a realistic drama, this isn't it, but god it's enjoyable. If your looking for character development, move along. The characters were very entertaining to say the least. Super predictable though, they take yandere to the next level. Yuno Gasai would even be jealous at their yandere nature. The art was surprisingly very appealing to me though. The story is....well it doesn't really evolve in any respect. And who doesn't like yandere girls, right? Mom, dad, are you still proud of me...? |