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From CMX: High school student Yukari Fujimaru knows a potential star when she sees one…because she sees the special "aura" they give off, in the form of angelic wings. Yukari's fellow student, the beautiful Ryoko Katsuragi, has a small pair of wings herself, and is one of these aspiring talents. She's so talented, in fact, that no one even knows that "she" is actually a boy in disguise. Now, to make her own down-to-earth dream come true, Yukari must help her new friend become a star.
I really liked the art (really loved the art) and the characters as well as the story. The ending however left me just a bit unsatisfied... So instead of a 9 I give it a 8.7 (like I said; a bit)
Lovely manga.... the ending was a bit rushed but not too severely, and it was done beautifully. Although I think it could have been better if extended a little longer. The ending was a bit rushed and fastforwarded and sloppily concluded in the bonus story. Despite this, the over all story is simply gorgeous and the art--the concepts, it's a MUST read. I loved the heroine and the characters, all with their flaws. There were some lose ends like who the heroine truly ends up with, and who really loves who, but it was just great. PLEASE read--you won't regret it. ♥
The manga is beautiful, funny, almost perfect, except for one thing...the ending. It was so abrupt, (weird, since everything else was stretched out and paced) that it looks like they just one day told her to the end the manga. I mean, all characters are enjoyable, and you would think that in the end she would wrap up the story, but no...It's just a random "skip"...the ending was cute...but did not end with romance >_<..Other than that= LOVELY
I enjoyed this manga complete. The art was excellent. The character build up was good. I even like the ending. Even though it does not fully tie off the ends.
I don't know how to describe the ending. Although it was a conclusion to last volumes arcs and etc, but it didn't feel like ending. I'm not complaining, this manga is good and I would gladly buy it sometime soon, but I do hope there will be a sequel or somthn.
Wow, this manga was truly unique. I've never read anything like it! I liked the art, the characters and the plot! The reason why i give it a 9 is because of the ending. The ending wasn't HORRIBLE but it indeed seemed rushed and unsolved. Although the romance between the 2 characters was quite obvious, there wasn't a HUGE development. The mangaka should have made it at least 1 volume longer to really finish and solve everything. Other than that, every volume literally captivated my full attention towards the story! I couldn't help but want more and got sad when it was almost over! Highly recommended
Went downhill from middle onwards, author pretty much skipped months and years of the manga to fastforward it to the ending which was pretty bad as it did not really conclude anything at all nor did it leave a lasting or good impression. The male lead of the story didn't receive that much special attention or stand out at the end.
I totally adored this manga - the concept was unique, the artwork beautiful, and all the characters were realistic and interesting.
I am very annoyed at the inconclusive ending, though. I agree with beckecks - it feels very rushed, and makes me wonder if the series was canceled or something. I felt like this could have easily gone on for at least another ten or fifteen chapters, maybe even more. Thirty-three (or whatever the number was) simply wasn't enough.
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I mean, did Ayaori love Yukari or not? And what about Ryou? I mean, he //just// figured out his feelings - did he ever confess? And what about Yukari's feelings, for both of them? I mean really, there was no romantic conclusion T_T.
But other than the abruptness of the ending, I really enjoyed this manga. And, other than the romantic aspect, the mangaka did a nice job of very quickly tying up all the loose ends. I'd recommend this manga, and I'll be watching, just in case the mangaka decides to make a sequel or something (doubtful, but possible.)
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