Original by skybz
{I'm so addicted to this series so i have to download raw into my collection... Don't know why u ppl have to compare it with Death note, they'r completely different.

Is there a girl swinging the axe around in Death note? come on!!!

Oh, Sakae Esuno's artwork improved a lot since his last series, too.


I agree! -__-

in this manga there isn't a notebook that kill people, nor a super-genius that is trying to save the world.

... Last updated on June 23rd, 2008, 9:28am

This is a great little manga. Other posters are right that it's sort of like Death Note, in that an ordinary object is turned into a powerful weapon, and there's a lot of second-guessing, deceit, and an element of psychological thriller. But there's one thing this series has that Death Note doesn't: Mirai Nikki doesn't rely on its protagonists being impossibly smart or making insanely complicated plans that just somehow work when the plot needs them to.

Oh, and of course it's got Yuno, who is simultaneously cute, frightening beyond words, and one of the best characters of any manga series. Even if this descends into Death Note levels of mediocrity, I will keep reading to see what happens to Yuno.

PS: boomstick doesn't know what he's talking about. The date given at the beginning of each chapter makes it clear this story is taking place over the span of a few months at most, not years.

... Last updated on March 27th, 2008, 9:49pm

I can see where people think it might be like death note, in the way that the people need to find each, ect, but it reminds me a little more of a combo of Liar Game (where a person who is really superior in the game protects someone who sucks at it, but has really good morals) and maybe Anne Freaks.
I really like it though. Its pretty violent, but not too gruesome. I don't really think the plans and way people think is as indepth as Liar Game or Death Note, but it still good in its own way, and has good amount of characters and interesting story.

one word: awesome! never have i read a manga where the lead female is a psychopathic, axe weilding stalker intent on killing anything that tries to harm her 'beloved'. A truly sick and twisted love... and i just love it!!

Totally unpredictable and a must read.

really cant see any psychological thing, more like psychopath really hehehe.. although its really interesting.. i like the idea of the future diaries, all of them having different characteristics.. i hate yuki(too dumb and naive), i love yuno(but a part of me doesnt)..

... Last updated on May 21st, 2008, 5:45am

Yes, there aren't any similarity with "death note", I don't know why one should compare the two of them... I mean, the mangas of these genres are pretty different from each other, it's not like an adventure/shounen or a love comedy where certain situation are standerdized...

I'm so addicted to this series so i have to download raw into my collection... Don't know why u ppl have to compare it with Death note, they'r completely different.

Is there a girl swinging the axe around in Death note? come on!!!

Oh, Sakae Esuno's artwork improved a lot since his last series, too.

... Last updated on December 20th, 2007, 6:47am

Definitely not as good as Death Note. It's an interesting premise but the mangaka doesn't carry it as far as it can go. Not a bad read but not one of the best. I've read up to ch. 23.

I am so sure this will be made into an anime someday. (I hope it will
) Really good read. I couldn't stop reading once I started >_<

But I wonder what will happen in the end... cause there can only be on winner. What will happen Waah I want to know.

This manga had me hooked from the get go. You are always guessing, your feelings for the female "protagonist" are constantly shifting between affection and dread (this is the major draw for me--trying to decide if having a hot psycho stalker is good or bad), and the male protagonist, though initially weak shows consistent signs of growth throughout. I find myself wondering what I would do in a similar situation and the characters actions usually line up with mine (which doesn't happen to often in most mangas).

You are really missing out if you don't take a chance to catch up on this marvelous work.