There are scenes in the manga which suggest further plot development:
-real Yui looking at Tsubasa on TV
-Tsubasa's ex classmates? his whole drop out thing was settled really quickly/we never found out about the betrayal he kept mentioning in chapter 1
-the whole Yu-chan liking Tsubasa but hating Yui

It just seemed like there was a second volume planned but then the series got dropped.

It moved a little too quickly. Issues were brought up and then solved like, two pages later. It had the potential to be much better, in my opinion, if it were longer and a little more drawn out. I was surprised at how easily the characters managed to solve everything.
I don't think I would read it again; for a series that moves this quickly the ending left many things unsolved. It feels like there should be a second volume, especially given how it ends..

It wasn't one of the best of BL manga I've read, and it actually didn't even have that much of BL in it to began with.
But I happened to be bored to death, litereally, and somehow this manga was able to keep my attention until end.
It was really light. And not very.. clever? And too fast paced, although I can't complain very much on the part, as it is only one volume. If it had been longer, it definitly would have been better.
You should still try reading this, that is if you've come to the point where you can't find anything interesting anymore..

i truly couldnt stand that koda-san chick she is such a psychotic pathetic woman, and i hated that haruna would kiss her and give her what she wanted. he should have just threatened her by telling her that they'd reveal that she pursposely tripped another person, and ruin her career. this manga felt unfinished, all the guys were great but there wasnt much romance to it, it was just a great group of friends helping eachother and whatever, but it was cute! it would have been perfect with romance... one thing that really bugged me was that we never find out what happens to Yui, i mean they show her two times and the second time she has this mean look in her eye like she is jealous, very strange... and what is up with Tsubasa he just lets people tell him what to do instead of telling them to leave him alone, like that new "friend" he made that pushed him into modeling!

... Last updated on July 1st, 2009, 3:30pm

this manga is good, I wish they have more volume. I mean in the end of the story they didn't tell you what happen to his friends and yui. i don't like the ending.....

... Last updated on July 1st, 2009, 6:14am

To me, this was a waste of time. Gosh, it couldn't even pass off as a lighthearted comedy. It threw you into a world of characters, and showed you shallow emotions and interaction.

Let's start with the protagonist, Tsubasa. So apparently, he's an outcast who has a hard time trusting people because of something that happened to him in the past. Great, that hasn't been seen before.


Even with the shounen-ai tag, this doesn't pass at that. Shoujo, at best. The ending was horribly abrupt, and many things were left out. (What happened to idol he was being a double for? She had, literally, two and a half pages of show time.) Characters were quickly introduced, given a shallow introduction, and then discarded.

On the bright side, the art is okay, if you're into pretty boys that look more feminine than girls.

In short: this was a big letdown. I wasn't expecting amazingly angsty plot, but a lighthearted comedy, and that didn't deliver. Most of the "jokes" are really lame, and have been done millions of times. Maybe you can call this "crack"?