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Shiro no Eden

Description

Mashiro was always alone, whether at high school, cram school, and home. Until one day, Mashiro met a youngster with a strange atmosphere. Holding the thought of “I want to change”, she took a big first step forward--even though her legs are small--seeking the path of Eden.

Type

Manga

Related Series

Kare wa Tomodachi (Alternate Story)

Associated Names

白のエデン
白色伊甸園
白色天堂
White Eden

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Anime-tion Scanlation
Midnight Scans

Latest Release(s)

v.4 c.Extra (end) by Midnight Scans (470d ago)
v.4 c.16 by Midnight Scans (471d ago)
v.4 c.15 by Midnight Scans (472d ago)
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Status in Country of Origin

4 Volumes (Complete)

Completely Scanlated?

Yes

Anime Start/End Chapter

N/A

User Reviews

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User Rating

Average: 7.6 / 10.0 (155 votes)
Bayesian Average: 7.51 / 10.0

10	26% (41 votes)
9+	15% (23 votes)
8+	16% (25 votes)
7+	14% (22 votes)
6+	6% (10 votes)
5+	12% (18 votes)
4+	5% (7 votes)
3+	3% (4 votes)
2+	1% (1 votes)
1+	3% (4 votes)

Last Updated

January 25th 2013, 7:19am PST

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Genre

Comedy Drama Harem Romance School Life Shoujo Slice of Life
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Author(s)

YOSHIOKA Ririko

Artist(s)

YOSHIOKA Ririko

Year

2010

Original Publisher

Kodansha

Serialized In (magazine)

Bessatsu Friend (Kodansha)

Licensed (in English)

English Publisher

N/A

Activity Stats (vs. other series)

Weekly Pos #1111 increased

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Monthly Pos #1900 increased

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3 Month Pos #3560 decreased

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6 Month Pos #3750 decreased

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List Stats

On 458 reading lists
On 378 wish lists
On 334 completed lists
On 15 unfinished lists
On 148 custom lists

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	Who is she?
	Rating: N/A by Lovey-Dovey August 22nd, 2012, 3:30am
It's not really clear for me. [spoiler] Who is the girl in the last page of the last chapter. Is it the Mashiro, main character, or Ai's kid, whose name was given after Mashiro, the younger sister Ai loved?? I dunno... :/ [spoiler]

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	Just another standard shoujo
	Rating: 5.0 / 10.0 by monkry August 18th, 2012, 12:06am
Yep, for me this one just another standard shoujo manga, with a bit of twist in the end. Spoiler (mouse over to view) For a manga that has incest as one of its categories, IMO the mangaka is failed to portray it. The problem that they're blood-related siblings didn't kick at all for me. For a romance genre, incest is a good material, because it's shocking and not an ordinary thing, but IMO this one failed to exploit it. For that one, compared to Koi Kaze and Flowers of Evil, this one is nothing. Even compared to some oneshots contain incest category that I have read... That's for incest. For other things, at least, for me, nothing special. The artwork doesn't suit my taste, but it's neat, simple, and clean, thus not bad. ... Last updated on May 7th, 2013, 9:44am

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	Hmmm.
	Rating: N/A by Zhenis May 1st, 2012, 6:41pm
I liked the story, as its very unique. However, I'm not quite sure if I really like the ending. I feel sorry that they Spoiler (mouse over to view) can't be together because they are siblings but at the same time, the ending seems to show that they still Spoiler (mouse over to view) end up together. As much as I sympathize with Spoiler (mouse over to view) incest relationships that have two agreeing adults , I'm not really too sure if I'm satisfied with the ending. It seems at the end Spoiler (mouse over to view) Ai calls out to "Mashiro," who is different from the grown up Mashiro. The "Mashiro" Ai calls out to seems to be a child, short and with short straight hair that looks like the main character Mashiro when she was in 3rd year of middle school. I'm assuming that either the author would like to refer back to the innocent relationship the two had, therefore drawing the two at their original ages at the beginning of the manga, or either Ai had a daughter named Mashiro as well. The ending is confusing to me in general...

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	Touching
	Rating: 8.0 / 10.0 by 1122shadows December 7th, 2011, 9:13pm
You won't be disappointed with how moving this story is. Mashiro and Ai do not have your typical schematic relationship. While Mashiro develops into an indomitable spirit, that you just can't help loving and Ai goes from a lifeless abstract to a meaningful being.

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	Unexpectedly unique
	Rating: 10.0 / 10.0 by lyransi February 27th, 2011, 2:14pm
Update (after completing the manga): After reading a few chapters further, it was disappointing that would got me really excited about the series wasn't explored in more depth. The male love interest could have been fascinating after the revelation in volume 2, and yet he was so diluted after the initial shocker that he quickly became bland. The mangaka attempts to rescue the plot with another huge plot twist, and yet that only succeeded in adding cliche to the formula. ------------------------------------------------------------- Both the cover and summary led me to anticipate a typical fluffy shoujo read, but volume 2 has certainly changed this perception. Given the age and simplicity of the female lead along with the innocent nature of their relationship, I would never have expected the male love interest to be so unique and multi-faceted as a character. This gritty/real-world sort of angst-driven premise is also something that isn't really encountered in shoujo manga. It's as if the innocent, pure love found in shoujo manga were infused into the mature world of josei manga, and that's what makes this series a truly intriguing read. I'm looking forward to volume 3 with great enthusiasm. ... Last updated on February 8th, 2012, 11:04pm