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A review by annelives
Strobe Edge, Vol. 1 by Io Sakisaka
3.0
3.25/5 stars
The artwork is ok, though not great, which is one of the reasons this has a lower rating than I think the actual story deserves. There are three characters in particular, one being the heroine, that are very similar in appearance. (At one point this similarity in features had me thinking that Daiki's sister confessed her love for him when it was a different character all together. Thankfully - thought this was going in a Flowers in the Attic direction for a second.)
The story isn't overly original, but the character development in this manga is phenomenal. (Something you don't find in a lot of Shojo manga.) The characters have depth and real emotion that isn't overly dramatized.
I'm interested in seeing where the series goes.
The artwork is ok, though not great, which is one of the reasons this has a lower rating than I think the actual story deserves. There are three characters in particular, one being the heroine, that are very similar in appearance. (At one point this similarity in features had me thinking that Daiki's sister confessed her love for him when it was a different character all together. Thankfully - thought this was going in a Flowers in the Attic direction for a second.)
The story isn't overly original, but the character development in this manga is phenomenal. (Something you don't find in a lot of Shojo manga.) The characters have depth and real emotion that isn't overly dramatized.
I'm interested in seeing where the series goes.