The art is nice and the main characters are super funny I like this one a lot but it's really hard to read it as it's being released because I always end up forgetting and having to re-read. I don't even remember all the characters >.< I think I'll wait until it's finished before picking it back up again.

I misjudged the manga at first. But now once I've started to read it, it is really good. There is so much to unveil, and so far, it never crosses the line of "overly cute". The feelings are genuine and realistic. The main girl is strong and sensible--something that MOST shoujo heroines tend to lack. And she's kind.



I highly recommend giving the series a chance. =)

... Last updated on July 28th, 2011, 11:48pm

This manga is so incredbily good. It is so much better than the stereotypical, romantic, shouja manga. Rather than having very generic characters, the characters in this story actually have unique personalities that distinguish them from one another. Each character seems to have a past or some sort of back story, which makes them seem so much more realistic than many other characters in mediocre romance mangas. The relationship between Teru and Daisy is much deeper than just a boy-girl romance. These two characters seem to connect on a completely different level. Their relationship is in no way cheesy, but still very cute and adorable. What makes this manga so good is that there is more to the story than just the developing romance between the two main characters. There is a mystery that propels the story forward and keeps it very interesting. This manga is a definite must read.

If you're sick of cliches, take the time to read this manga, its a refreshing break from other shoujo drones. The art is mesmerizing, but the story is what kept me wanting more.

It has clever moments of comedy, and a HUGE plus is the characters are DOWN TO EARTH. The mangaka did a fabulous job of defining their personalities as well as establishing delicate yet complex character relationships.

The characters have flaws, scarred pasts, make mistakes, try, fail, get up again and go through everyday frustrations together.

Its easily become my all time favorite manga. If you haven't read this series yet, you won't be let down.

i just love this manga!!! teru is so funny, the master is always saying things about kurosaki, riko is always hitting kurosaki, and kurosaki is just sooo hot. the story line is so good. when i read this book, i'm not even paying attention to reality. lol. looooooving it!!!!!!!!!!!!

I so wish this could be an anime or something as well as a manga! These characters are FANTASTIC! I love Skip Beat! and mangas like it, but this one has fast become one of my all time favorites, even though I only started reading it yesterday! Hope to see volumes appear in stores around me soon!!!

Cute plot. It was kind of noticeable that he was DAISY, but it made it so heart warming. It wasn't boring AT ALL! Usually, I would be skipping pages to find what happened and stuff, but I was too in to the story to even skip pages. Hilarious humors, Awesome characters, Great plot/story, Twists!

The characters are likable and the romance seems to develop in a realistic type fashion. I don't read shoujo often but I really did like this one. I often stop reading them when they throw in a love triangle since those piss me off, than they revolve the story around that. This doesn't do that for which I'm glad. The drawing is also top notch and a added bonus.

AHHH~ this is so good. It's so nice to get a break from all these stupid shallow shoujo mangas floating around. I love the story, I love the characters, the setup, the dialogue, the humour, the scenes, KUROSAKI(!!!), everything. I read this before but after reading it for a second time I am in love once again. Recommended. Highly recommended.

Dengeki Daisy has it all. Motomi Kyousuke has always brought strong, intelligent characters to her other works (particularly her heroines), but I think Kurebayashi Teru is in her own league. Kurosaki as well, of course - a conflicted hero who takes the role of "protector" to a whole new level and easily one of my favorites to date. Their relationship is one marked by such trust, understanding and absolute devotion that it's hard to separate them even in discussion or review. It's rare to have a series these days where the romance is so well-written and functional that you know they'll continue living happily down the line, even when the series ends and the pages run out, but Dengeki Daisy manages just that. Even the extremely likeable cast of supporting characters get their turn in the spotlight (Sou!), and the rollercoaster ride of a story is satisfactorily wrapped up. This is one story where you can be certain you won't flip the last page and think, "Huh? That's it?" It may have taken awhile to build, but Dengeki Daisy is memorable and well-worth reading - I don't know why it took me so long to pick it up.