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A review by heyjudy
Takane & Hana, Vol. 11 by Yuki Shiwasu
4.0
~4 Stars
There are some of the best Takane reactions in this volume. Takane's moment of drunken weakness has caused him some real mental struggles. He's embarrassed about it and doesn't know how to act around Hana, and Hana is wondering if this could mean something real and is trying not to react too much.
Just as they're struggling and fighting about this, Takane's jealous cousin shows up, who decides to play with Takane for revenge. His cousin is really despicable, but kind of in a pathetic way, too. He's terrible, but not scary. He needs to get beat up, honestly.
This was a big volume for Takane and Hana, actually. It feels like they took a step forward, though we'll have to see in the next volume for sure; either way, they were put through some trials here.
A review copy was provided by the publisher, VIZ Media, for an honest review. Thank you so, so much!
There are some of the best Takane reactions in this volume. Takane's moment of drunken weakness has caused him some real mental struggles. He's embarrassed about it and doesn't know how to act around Hana, and Hana is wondering if this could mean something real and is trying not to react too much.
Just as they're struggling and fighting about this, Takane's jealous cousin shows up, who decides to play with Takane for revenge. His cousin is really despicable, but kind of in a pathetic way, too. He's terrible, but not scary. He needs to get beat up, honestly.
This was a big volume for Takane and Hana, actually. It feels like they took a step forward, though we'll have to see in the next volume for sure; either way, they were put through some trials here.
A review copy was provided by the publisher, VIZ Media, for an honest review. Thank you so, so much!