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schomj 's review for:
The Wallflower, Vol. 1
by Tomoko Hayakawa
Sunako Nakahara is possibly my favorite character of all time. She's one of a handful that I unreservedly adore, at the least. I've watched the anime so much I figured it was time to read the manga.
The art and storyline are practically the same. Some of the movement pieces are a little clearer in the anime (like when Sunako pops out of the bushes at the beginning), but I really liked how the party scene was handled in the manga -- it's more "Sunako to the rescue, harmful politeness rules bedamned" than "Sunako the weirdo clutz." Either way, her aunt gets annoyed that Sunako isn't a lady yet (aka, perfect feminine girl-doll) and the story continues in the next episode. Can't wait!
The art and storyline are practically the same. Some of the movement pieces are a little clearer in the anime (like when Sunako pops out of the bushes at the beginning), but I really liked how the party scene was handled in the manga -- it's more "Sunako to the rescue, harmful politeness rules bedamned" than "Sunako the weirdo clutz." Either way, her aunt gets annoyed that Sunako isn't a lady yet (aka, perfect feminine girl-doll) and the story continues in the next episode. Can't wait!