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Haganai: I Don't Have Many Friends #1 (2012)

by Itachi(Favorite Author)

3.73 of 5 Votes: 2

ISBN

1937867129 (ISBN13: 9781937867126)

languge

English

genre

Humor

publisher

Seven Seas

series

Higanai: I Don't Have Many Friends

review 1: I honestly didn't expect to enjoy Haganai as much as I did. I was expecting something overly fan service filled, don't get me wrong, there was some fan service, but not enough to make me uncomfortable reading it. This is a novel-to-manga adaption, and it seems the response was taken well.Our main character is Hasegawa Kodaka, a British-Japanese loner. His hair is curiously multi-colored and it looks like he didn't know how to correctly dye his hair. Kodaka stumbles upon Mikazuki Yozora literally speaking to her "air friend." Upon admitting their mutual need of friends, Yozora made The Neighbor Club (and signed Kodaka up against his will.) Their first new club member had the door rudely slammed in her face, then later climbed in through the window, I believe (the panels co... morenfused me a bit.) She introduced herself as Kashiwazaki Sena, and she has a major god-complex. Even though Yozora nor Sena immediately give each other a reason to dislike each other, they manage to become mortal enemies (hilarious shenanigans unsure with this pair, seriously, it's even funnier than Oreimo's infamous rivals' bouts.) Seeing two girls at each other's throats has never been so charming. Kodaka is kind of invisible, but I suppose he reacts how any normal person would (which is exactly what he wants to be, a normal person, with friends.) So far it is an entirely enjoyable volume, and I shall continue to read into the series. Definitely recommended. Story: 3.5/5 - Could use some more information, especially since it's a novel-to-manga adaption, but I guess they're just trying to lure in an audience before they dish out the information.Art: 4/5 - Nothing wrong with it, really. The expressions are absolutely hilarious, and the characters are portrayed well.Characters: 4/5 - Really enjoyable bit. I usually hate it when there is rivals in manga/anime, but these two's arguments are just too entertaining.Thank you for reading, I hope it helps! I give my honest opinion as detailed as I wish and hope to influence your chances of purchasing the subject under review, whether it is positive or negative.
review 2: I'm not normally a big fan of manga but a friend handed me this and told me it was really funny. Not that he knows me or anything, but you tell me something is super funny and I'll probably give it a try even if it is outside my norm. :) And it was very very funny. Part of the fun of graphic novels and manga for me is seeing how the artist portrays certain things. If I'm going to have the visuals, they'd better add something. And these certainly do. A lot of the humor comes from the art and I really enjoyed that a lot. less

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