Rainbow Days

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Lenni Reviews: “Rainbow Days” Vol 3, by Minami Mizuno & Antje Bockel

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Tsuyoshi is burning the candle at both ends; trying to keep up in school and finish his manga before an upcoming convention. His friends offer to help but their efforts prove to be less than ideal.

This volume also includes summer vacation, ending up with make up classes, and going to the beach. It was so much more entertaining than previous volumes; a real slice of life vibe with some good humor. All the characters are more likable and the creepiness of the last book is mostly absent. I hope this series keeps improving. 3.5 out of 5.

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Lenni Reviews: “Rainbow Days” Vol. 2, by Minami Mizuno

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Natsuki volunteers for the Beautification Committee in order to get closer to a girl he likes while Keiichi gets a confession from a girl after recently being dumped but since he’s got some unique proclivities, is uncertain about accepting any confessions from girls who won’t understand.

What makes this manga entertaining are the personalities of the four main characters. The little side stories from the girl’s perspectives are fun as well. Other than that, even for a slice of life this is a lot of fluff. It’s ok but a couple of these boys get off-putting and creepy while the others are too pure for this world. It’s an okay series so far but there isn’t much for me to latch on to. 2.7 out of 5.

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Lenni Reviews: “Rainbow Days” Vol 1, by Minami Mizuno

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This series follows four teenage boys as they find their way through romance and relationships in high school.

In this volume, we focus on Natsuki, who is hoping to spend Christmas Eve with his friends who all have girlfriends. This is very slice of life, light, and breezy with some laughs. Definitely a book that’s something to kick back for a relaxing read with a cast of characters that are all pretty likeable. I found myself rooting for them to be happy. The art is classic and expressive with some fun details. 3 out of 5.

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