#love nikki manga

[shiningtalons]

MOMO WITHOUT A CLOAK! MOMO'S EARS!!! I HAVE SEEN THE TRUTH OF THE UNIVERSE!!!!

[dailyfigures]

Nikki ; Shining Nikki ☆ Bandai Namco Shanghai

[shoujo-dump]

Shujinkou Nikki

[joeyclaire]

nikki arriving in miraland

[starphenie]

nikki + kimis from a comic i may or may not finish

[jesterothing]

"I want to go back to the real world. But not as a "good girl". But as who I am now."

[gemini-queen42]

[rize-said-so]

Witch Hat Atelier Review (Spoiler Free)

My thoughts from chapter 1 to chapter 70

This was unapologetically queer with a diverse cast in a unique setting.

The Worldbuilding... and one thing about me is I love a detailed setting from the people, animals to culture. I don't need another fantasy realm with magic without rules and here are dragons and other fantastical creatures. I need uniqueness in every book I consume. And this one just raised my expectations for other fantasy mangas. From the animals, power structure, the rules of magic to people, everything about it just caught my attention and engraved itself in my mind.

Then the characters. If I say I love all the characters, I AM NOT EXAGGERATING. But of course, my favorite will always be the tired man who looks like he hasn't slept in decades and pretends to be cold-hearted but takes better care of the kids than the one who is supposed to take care of the kids.

The story... I don't want to go into too much detail because I don't want to spoil it for anyone but you just gotta trust me and check it out for yourself.

The art... Need I say more?

Just trust me and check it out

[thg-rcg-simps]

Happy pride month!

Here is a collage with (some) of my most favourite (LGBTQ+) characters and ships!

(Art doesn't belong to me)

-TakumiHairGuy & RikkaCatGirl

[bl-anthology]

[dailyfigures]

Nikki ; Love Nikki ☆ Apex Innovation

[shoujo-dump]

Shujinkou Nikki

[manga-and-stuff]

Thoughts on: Ikoku Nikki

I am currently reading Ikoku Nikki by Tomoko Yamashita and I noticed that like a solid quarter of the scenes in this manga do absolutely nothing to drive the plot forward.

It's not even funny banter or world building or whatever, it's literally just mundane little scenes like this:

You could honestly skip all of these scenes, and the plot would still make just as much sense.

But the thing is, I think doing so would make this manga considerably worse.

The manga is about a 15-year-old girl being taken in by her very introverted aunt, after losing her parents in an accident. And these mundane little scenes do an incredible job of grounding the whole story.

For one thing, it fleshes out the characters, it makes them feel real. You can really believe they all have their own lives with their own thoughts and feelings, their own problems and worries which are largely unrelated to the main plot.

It also makes the story feel very realistic. Like, yeah, sorry your parents just died, but you still need to go to school and worry about stuff like fucking lunchboxes. Yes, you just took in your orphaned teenage niece, but you still need to work... and maybe tidy up your room?

Just like in real life, the rest of the world in this manga doesn't care that the main character's world just got turned upside down. The earth just mercilessly keeps on spinning, and the protagonist has to go on living somehow, with all the mundanity and irrelevancy that comes with everyday life.

[mika-0730]

I love when mangas collab, like how this panel of "Swing, Sing"

References my love and idol's manga

[ainomirainikki]

Of course I do… They’re everything to me. When you feel their presence in your every breath, When your whole world orbits around their existence, How could you not love them with every shattered piece of your soul? I would do anything to make sure they stay, even if it means losing myself entirely. Love this deep isn’t a choice—it’s destiny.

[albinoegirl]