I rarely read yuri/mecha but this one is quite pleasant. The romance isnt intense, but sweet enough to compliment the story here and there. The plot is simple, nothing breakthrough but overall very welldone. A lighthearted read if you're tired of all the torture out there.

This manga was really fun. If you're looking for serious business, tightly-plotted manga, look elsewhere. I loved Jo and Meg's relationship, and individually they were both very likeable characters imo. (Meg is so adorable, omg. <3) I'm planning on buying hard copies whenever I have some extra cash on hand.

Also, the summary mentions Takeru, some dude in the manga, but he's not central to the plot or anything. Before I started reading I'd been worried he would get a lot of scenes but he was barely around (I approve). Just putting that out there~

... Last updated on December 17th, 2010, 2:00pm

My tolerance for bad storytelling is pretty high in my opinion, and this manga is such a bad experience for me that I can't even bring myself to recommend it.

Predictable, uninteresting and dull.

The only thing going for it is probably the relationship between the two main characters, but for me, it was not even remotely interesting due to it's predictable progression.

The only fortunate thing I can say after reading this manga (over the span of a few years, due to me refusing to buy the manga, (but able to read because my housemate is a big fan of girls with guns) is that it is NOT LENGTHY.

Heck, it even takes me about a week to even finish one volume because it was not appealing to me.

Still, I do think that it would have held promise if the characters were fleshed out better, but that is not the case in this manga for me.

Still, for manga readers who like girls with guns, can't go wrong with this one, but for people with eclectic tastes, this is probably a manga you'd regret NOT reading.

... Last updated on October 18th, 2009, 11:22am

I too, was one of those who thought Jo was a guy, so i bought the manga on a whim. Turns out that i didn't waste any money at all since i liked it, particularly how i can easily imagine the gun fighting scenes. The only thing i didn't like was how the translations was kind of childish(or maybe it's just me).

What’s wrong with all of you! This whole franchise is GREAT! I freakin love this manga. It gives you more insight on the relationship between Meg and Jo rather than all the action. Now that could be considered a flaw but if you’re a fan of the anime you’ll like the manga because it fills some of holes the anime left when it comes to Jo and Meg’s relationship. I’d wish they’d fill them a bit more but the manga isn’t complete yet!

This manga seems to draw from a lot of stereotypes to try to create a character who is very awesome (Jo), her useless girlfriend, and the boy who lusts after her useless girlfriend. I'm only on chapter four right now, and I'll probably read it until it gets too terrible to continue, but I can't see that this will be a series where I'll be checking for updates regularly.

The art is good, but that's the only positive thing I can say about this manga.
The characters are cliche, the background is cliche. I've only read 2 chapters and there is not much story till now, but I don't like this supergals thingy. It's something like Kiddy Grade. I don't like that one either.

The character "Jo" looks like a guy...
Almost like Allen in D.Gray-man :S
It wasn't before the butler said "Those two girls..." that i realised that she was actually a girl.
Strange, since the art is pretty good. The artist should've made her look more like a girl is that's what the artist intended -.-

Edit: Seems like i read chapter 2 first (mix up with ch1)...
Heh, you'll get that she's a girl in ch1... -.-
Still, you should be able to see that she's a girl on the art alone (not the clothes)
Anyway, the manga isn't bad, just ignore my rant ^^

... Last updated on May 30th, 2007, 4:04am

Editing is lacking, but a v2 will be issued soon, so don't judge the manga just by the editing itself.