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cyanide_latte's review
4.0
Originally I set this as "RTC" as a placeholder, but even now my thoughts are such a disorganized jumble that a proper review will have yet to see the light of day. What I can tell you at present is:
- this series and all its spin-offs are [to my knowledge] based on a visual novel from Japan
- I have a friend who originally loved this and kept attempting to push it on me some years back
- said friend now has done nothing but badmouth the series and how it went
- I've my doubts that said friend is aware of this series' origins as a visual novel and how that works, or if they do, they hate it all the more because of that
- of course I decided to start immersing myself into the series out of spite to that person, because that's just how I am sometimes (and especially when it comes to things this individual says, as they're excruciatingly negative over any little thing that mildly offends them)
- personally never been a big fan of anything Wonderland-related or -based, but so far I've really enjoyed this first installment and the way it has played out
- you've heard of bunny girls, get ready for bunny guys
- no, for real
- the plot that is building feels like a menacing undercurrent and sinister subtle tone so far but I love it
- everyone is bishie. except the Bloody Twins, they're shota. But everyone is bishie. This appeals too much to my inner 14-year-old self with her desire to draw all the bishonen and bishoujo. Someone help, this is dangerous.
- to my knowledge, the Alice In The Country Of... titles have all been out of print for a hot minute now, which means hunting them all down will be a challenge, so of course I'm going to put myself through that hell, because it's what I do.
- in emphasis of the above point, I've already ordered the following two omnibus volumes. You were a fool if you thought you could stop me.
- this series and all its spin-offs are [to my knowledge] based on a visual novel from Japan
- I have a friend who originally loved this and kept attempting to push it on me some years back
- said friend now has done nothing but badmouth the series and how it went
- I've my doubts that said friend is aware of this series' origins as a visual novel and how that works, or if they do, they hate it all the more because of that
- of course I decided to start immersing myself into the series out of spite to that person, because that's just how I am sometimes (and especially when it comes to things this individual says, as they're excruciatingly negative over any little thing that mildly offends them)
- personally never been a big fan of anything Wonderland-related or -based, but so far I've really enjoyed this first installment and the way it has played out
- you've heard of bunny girls, get ready for bunny guys
- no, for real
- the plot that is building feels like a menacing undercurrent and sinister subtle tone so far but I love it
- everyone is bishie. except the Bloody Twins, they're shota. But everyone is bishie. This appeals too much to my inner 14-year-old self with her desire to draw all the bishonen and bishoujo. Someone help, this is dangerous.
- to my knowledge, the Alice In The Country Of... titles have all been out of print for a hot minute now, which means hunting them all down will be a challenge, so of course I'm going to put myself through that hell, because it's what I do.
- in emphasis of the above point, I've already ordered the following two omnibus volumes. You were a fool if you thought you could stop me.
airaseem's review
3.0
I love the drawing. The pictures are awesome. The story line was cute but was like come on this doesn't make scenes. But it's okay that I going to read the next volume.
spaceyfaerie's review
5.0
First manga and I loved it! Love the twist on the Alice in Wonderland story, the characters were great (love Boris even though his pink feather boa has me a little like "Umm...ok?") and looking forward to the next book! Let's just say I'm pretty much hooked on reading manga now
spellbindingstories's review
4.0
This is actually the first 'magna' I've ever read. I absolutely love Alice in Wonderland and was intrigued by the retelling I was hoping this to provide. It wasn't exactly as I expected it to be, but it was still cute nonetheless! It was certainly unlike any other Alice retelling I've read before!!!
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