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Aug 19, 2026
After watching such a mind-blowing anime, I simply cannot help but write a review.
The Rose of Versailles is a truly iconic masterpiece in its genre. It excels in everything, from masterfully incorporating real historical events to delivering colorful characters, deep drama, and an incredible soundtrack. The art style is absolutely superb and highlights the unique identity of this series. The moments showing the vivid sparkle in the characters' eyes are especially memorable. Furthermore, real historical figures like Marie Antoinette give this anime a distinctive personality, while events like the Affair of the Diamond Necklace and the French Revolution make this title truly special and beloved
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by many.
Story: 10/10
Beautiful, just incomparable. It was a wonderful journey into a cruel and treacherous world, showing what happens when a government fails to fulfill its duties and the consequences that follow.
Characters: 10/10
I was deeply amazed by Oscar François de Jarjayes. She is a magnificent and beautiful heroine, yet at the same time an incredibly courageous and brave woman. While the other characters are equally fascinating, my beloved Oscar impressed me the most.
Sound: 9/10
The opening and ending themes are simply spectacular—literal heaven for your ears. They perfectly capture the 18th-century French atmosphere.
Art: 9/10
The art style is just as beautiful. It does a fantastic job of creating the right atmosphere.
Enjoyment: 10/10
This was a wonderful show that kept me hooked from start to finish. I watched it all in one breath.
Overall: 10/10
I would highly recommend this masterpiece to absolutely everyone, even to those who are completely unfamiliar with the shoujo genre. I believe many will love it for its compelling characters, Oscar's fascinating story, and the deep exploration of human behavior during such turbulent times.
Reviewer’s Rating: 10
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Aug 19, 2026
WARNING: The following paragraph may contain SPOILERS!
Like many others, when I first saw this work, I thought it was some kind of unpleasant absurdity, to say the least. But after reading this manga, I can say with confidence that I was absolutely wrong. As it turned out, this story is not just about a guy who masturbates in the girls' restroom; it is a story about true redemption. And the main character truly deserves huge respect, because, let's face it, not everyone is ready to confess to such an awful deed.
Story: 7/10
The story turned out to be quite engaging and meaningful for the main character;
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it kept me hooked until the very end. It was genuinely intriguing to see what would happen to the protagonist in the end.
Art: 8/10
The art style is quite distinctive, and it very clearly captures the right atmosphere.
Characters: 8/10
The characters were also well-developed. Each has their own problems, struggles, and flaws.
Enjoyment: 8/10
This was definitely a captivating read!
Overall:
I recommend this manga to absolutely everyone, because it is not what it seems.
Reviewer’s Rating: 8
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Aug 19, 2026
While reading the manga "Umibe no Onnanoko", I felt a mix of confusion, disgust, and weirdly enough, a bit of tenderness. Honestly, I liked it. I wouldn't say it's an absolutely amazing story, but it's a decent piece of work where the main character, Isobe, mostly idles around and does some inappropriate things. To be frank, it was quite disgusting at times, which is exactly why I can't rate this manga higher than 6 points. One way or another, this manga definitely has its pros.
Story: 6/10
It's just about a detached guy who engages in vulgar behavior and spends time with a girl named Satou, having
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sex with her. What I also liked was the distinct sense of melancholy that completely permeates this story.
Art: 7/10
This is probably the strongest part of the manga. The landscapes are simply beautiful.
Characters: 4/10
The main character, Isobe, is a rather unpleasant guy whose motives remain completely unclear.
Overall:
I wouldn't recommend this manga to everyone, because it contains things that many readers, to put it mildly, won't like. But then again, what else did we expect from a manga in the "erotica" genre?
Reviewer’s Rating: 6
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Aug 19, 2026
Well, after reading the manga "Pink", I'm ready to write a review.
This story is about a girl named Yumi who works in an office during the day and moonlights as a prostitute at night. Frankly, I don't understand why Kyoko Okazaki decided to create this kind of character. Working as a prostitute just because you are broke is not a solution. I believe that any person should have dignity. Perhaps the author wanted to show the hardships people face in tough situations, but as I wrote above, this is no excuse. Couldn't she find a more decent part-time job?
Story: 2/10
It was terrible. Incredibly boring and
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uninteresting; I just couldn't understand why the main character was doing all this.
Art: 4/10
The art style, in my opinion, isn't that bad. It's the only thing that gave me at least some enjoyment.
Characters: 1/10
They are disgusting. I felt absolutely no sympathy for them—only disgust and confusion.
Enjoyment: 1/10
There was practically none.
Overall:
I didn't like it at all. I didn't like the characters, and I didn't like the plot itself. I definitely cannot recommend it.
Reviewer’s Rating: 1
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Aug 17, 2026
Having finished Prison School, I am finally ready to share my thoughts. This manga completely hooked me with its art style, comedy, ecchi elements, and, above all, its characters. I genuinely fell in love with this story. In some ways, it reminds me of Grand Blue, but it managed to captivate me even more. It is an amazing comedy with light ecchi that I read entirely in one breath.
I honestly did not expect to love the cast this much. To be fair, these characters might initially alienate some readers or even cause a bit of repulsion, but that is exactly where their charm lies. Prison
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School shines through its characters—they are fascinating, entertaining, and well-developed. Every single one of them has a solid background. Watching their actions is incredibly fun, especially when they end up in ridiculous and awkward situations. To be realistic, there is no deep plot here, nor should there be. It is just a brilliantly absurd comedy in the best sense of the word.
Story: 8/10.
The narrative itself is great, particularly during the first major arc. I know many readers disliked the ending, calling it rushed or compressed. To be fair, the finale does leave much to be desired. HOWEVER, I would be lying if I said I hated it. I would describe the ending as "safe"—it is neither terrible nor amazing, just a standard conclusion to the journey.
Art: 9/10.
The artwork is absolutely stunning. The ecchi scenes are executed flawlessly at the highest level. Since this is an ecchi manga, the visual aspect is a major focus, and it is clear that Akira Hiramoto put his heart and soul into it.
Characters: 10/10.
As I mentioned above, the characters are the absolute backbone of Prison School.
Enjoyment: 10/10.
Reading this was an incredibly fun pastime.
Conclusion:
Prison School is an underrated masterpiece in its genre. It is definitely worth a read for anyone who enjoys bold ecchi and absurd comedy.
Reviewer’s Rating: 10
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