Manga 39291 Nijiiro Days

Nijiiro Daya is highly recommended to read but I'll just just keep my review short and simple.

Most would think at first glance that this might be BL because of these four handsome guys on the cover but no it isn't. In fact, nijiiro days is a typical slice of life story about boys in high school and of course their funny love experiences and dilemmas in school.

The plot is pretty generic like any slice of life and shoujo manga you read. However, you'll be fascinated by the characters in the manga which is the best thing here. You'll gonna love their personalities and interactions so ... as their friendship. And if you're into romcom genre, then this will surely give you satisfaction and it's a multi-pairing as well!! You won't find this hard to read since the art is certainly pleasing to the eyes especially when you see the characters if you know what I mean.

The manga has ended and I did not regret on reading this. Again, Nijiiro Days is highly recommended to read and certainly, you won't regret it as well when you read this.

Overall I give this a straight 9/10, GREAT!

I found it so refreshing to read a Shoujo manga that didn't center around girls and their school life antics. It was nice to read something that showed that boys had thoughts and problems just like girls do, because we're all the same!

Story:
Cute, cute, cute! Let's face it, we almost all read these types of manga to get all squeaky and fake happy cry when our ship goes canon. Thats exactly what this anime did for me. The characters are typical, but you see them in a new light, no one is mysterious and we don't know what ... they're thinking. We get to see a side of everyone and it doesn't centter around a single couple or person.

Art:
The art is quite typical of shoujo manga, but the typical is still really good and way better than most normal people can do so..yeah.

Anyways, this is a definite must for shoujo lovers.

The manga has a great start and a pleasant development. However, in my opinion, it falls a lot from the mid to end of the story.

For a story that has romance as its central theme, it suffers from the same problem that we see in many other series categorized under that genre: It basically stops following the relationship when the characters get together.

This manga especially chooses to change entirely the focus on the last chapters to high schoolers' problems instead of developing the new-formed relationships (that btw took longer than needed to be established). The extra chapters make up only a tiny bit for ... it. (if they weren't there, it would be truly preposterous, how can you end your plot like that???)

Despite that, it still was worth some good laughs and heartwarming moments.

Given that, if you like to see the later parts of a romance not only the lead-up and confession, you will probably be disappointed with this one.