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I'm normally not into the furry or beastmen category within the Yaoi/BL/shounen ai genre. That being said, I wound up falling down the rabbit hole in the form of Nagabe's works anyways. Wit Studio produced a 10-minute anime adaptation of the manga that premiered at the Fantasia Festival in Montreal in August 2019. The anime has a DVD that bundled with the limited edition of the manga's eighth compiled book volume in September 2019. When it comes to plots that involve beastmen, it's almost always between either a wolf or fox and a rabbit. Here the budding romance is between a cat boy (Hachi) and a lizard boy (Aoi). Hachi is just like any other cat: he's lazy, he does what he wants whenever he wants, but he does have a heart of gold sometimes. Aoi is, essentially, a precious cinnamon roll and he deserves all the good things in this world.

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This was a sweet and quiet story with some heavy topics. We follow a cat named Hachi who is bored with life, until a transfer student Aoi joins his class. He is a lizard who is closed off from people because of his past. They become friends and their relationship blossoms slowly. Manga those limitations don't exist. So if you want the best selection and you also want to save money then can save you. While there's nothing like actually holding a book in your hands, there's also no denying that the

Una historia muy bonita y repleta de valores, eso encontramos en este tomo único que gustará tanto a fans de Nagabe como a los que se inician con el autor. The only fault that Monotone Bluehas is that it isn’t a full series. With two compelling characters that begin working through the emotions and hang-ups with connecting to others, I want more. It feels like the story just ends with so much more to be said between the two. Having reached across their insecurities it feels too unresolved not even to get a small epilogue. With gorgeous art and an array of emotions, I want more Monotone Blueand hope Nagabe will add to the one-shot as other mangaka have done. For Hachi, his territorial behaviors and solitude make his feeling of romance extremely intense. But for Aoi, his fear and past trauma, coupled with his urge to run and protect himself, make his walls almost too high for Hachi to scale. This complexity and how Nagabe unfolds each layer helps set this apart from other anthropomorphic stories. The realistic art style is beautiful and the way the author portrays the life of the characters feels really realistic and makes it easy to digest. The character designs are distinct and recognizable, the theme is easy to grasp and the author does and amazing job developing the characters and plot as the story progresses. It is written in a way that makes you feel what the characters are feeling, it makes you happy when they are happy, regretful when they are. Como me pasa con otros tomos únicos, el final es lo que menos me ha gustado, me ha parecido un poco abrupto y que deja mucho sin contar. Esto es un arma de doble filo, porque aunque deje algo de descontento al leerlo, también da pie a una posible continuación.It's the most wonderful time of the year! No, not Christmas, we're talking about ShortBox Comics Fair. The brilliant small...