I'm usually not on board with human/Android romances. It feels fantastical and fake and reeks of nothing but wish fulfillment. This was different though. This manga explores what it means to be human and how love is truly a human trait. Hikaru b may be programmed to love tora-kun and the validity of his feelings may be questioned, but in the end it doesn't matter. Hikaru b becomes something of significant, sentiment value to tora and the only real thing which ties him to the human world and keeps him alive. This in itself says a lot about humanity and I enjoyed how the mangaka put this fact against the backdrop of a world where wars have obliterated most nature and humans modify themselves at a whim and robots have become a significant part of society. The extra is also exceptionally sweet, where the Android wishes for the human trait of hallucinations just to hear his beloved again.

Ugh, so beautiful, brought me to tears. Recommended.

Am I the only one who thought that this manga has such a weird flow to it? I know this is still BL and logic isn't one of the genre's strong points, but when a story dedicates this much amount of details, time and effort into building such an elaborate sci-fi setting, then readers can't help but expect a tighter grip on the background premise, at least more than what's presented here. The plot holes along with confusing panel cuts and frankly just terrible scene-transitions did Not make this a smooth read for me. The characters also have problems of their own; particularly the main guy with his hissy fits and unreasonable tantrums that make it hard for me to voluntarily feel bad for him. Perhaps the lack of proper time spent on developing the characters themselves, which should have replaced all that piles of information about the setting which did nothing to contribute to the story, played a big part in hindering my ability to understand the motives and actions of all parties involved, even if the plot actually isn't that complicated or difficult to follow. And besides, some of the expressions drawn are rather questionable or too vague as well, so that's another point the mangaka could improve on to make her manga more comprehensible.

I think this manga was absolutely beautiful. I cried a lot, this mangaka makes me feel melancholic with most of her manga. By the end tough, I cried from happiness, and that doesn't happen really often. This story was a work of art in my opinion. It touched all the right places in me, I completely recommend it, it's really worth the while.

I cried!!! I found this storyline weird and very unbelievable, but I was still immersed with the story and cried like a little baby!!! I honeslty didn't think much for the story but yet I cried!!! The characters and their yearning for each other just made it all the more sad. Thank god it was a happy ending, even though I cried at the end as well.

... Last updated on May 1st, 2017, 4:02am

I feel like I should have cried but I just felt sorry for the guy, its not as heavy as I'd like but it was sweet enough not to be a waste of time. Also there's androids and ~future stuff~ which automatically bumps it up. Overall a nice read

... Last updated on November 23rd, 2015, 2:41am

Initially, the story was really unique and promising, but then it started to lose direction halfway through. I would still recommend it though considering that its a short read.

A strange kind of sci-fi twist on Romeo and Juliet, involving hm what's this: angsty lovers, suicide, cryogenics and androids? And that's just the first chapter.

Seems plausible.

(I will read on)