and her stories of course. They're well developed, funny, hot, with some depth but not way too serious, the art is pretty and eye-catching and they're easy to read (like you never doubt who said what, it's kinda clear). They're destined to make you have a good time. Sugar code is the same: likeable characters with the background, good sense of humour, building tension between the main couple, twists in plot, lack of stupidity, pretty and clean art. Involving Yakuza was also a good idea. Although the storyline isn't that serious or overly dramatic it's not just a simple time killer.
In short it was fun to read.

I recommend this manga if you're looking for sth nice, funny and easy for the eyes but not dumb

I adored all the characters, and I thought the one main guy was very original (and his love of animals who hate him was funny) for this kind of manga. There was a girl character who had a personality, too, which is awesome. I just had a lot of fun with the whole thing. And the extras were cute, too.

First of all, I love Natsume Isaku to death. Her art style is incredible and her stories are always fun!
I dunno why, but she's one of the few artists where I could stare at the cover art all day squealing "ur such a cutie!!" (looking at the uke) over and over again.
This manga isn't fully translated yet but so far, again, it's so promising!

Typically, it starts you off right in the middle of the story, with funny happenings that make you laugh out loud! It's the story of the nice, normal guy Akira who one day witnesses a stranger help someone in trouble on the streets. Impressed with that selflessness, he takes the guy home after he breaks down, but is in for a surprise when that man, Oodoi, turns out to be a lazy bum who does nothing but sleep all day.
Natsume Isaku just gets that perfect mixture of comedy, seriousness, drama and romance, with a happy ending!

Recommended to absolutely everybody! (As long as you are not looking for a long series or very deep story)

... Last updated on January 4th, 2013, 3:22am