Kazuto Tatsukawa

Here we have three stories, but the first two take up most of the book. One is about the tyrannical president of the student council, feared by both students and teachers, who falls for a new student who stands up to him. The second is about two childhood friends/cousins who are very close, and what happens when one walks in on the other in a sexual encounter with someone else. The last is a very short story about some art students.

The last story is so short and generic it's not really worth show more mentioning. As for the other two... I really disliked the first one, but though the second was unspectacular and rather shallow, it was made pretty decent by the sex. (Hehe, there's something I don't say too often.)

In the first one, a whole lot of the character actions just don't ring true. To a certain extent I can accept more shallow/silly stuff from something heavy in comedy, but this went way overboard for my suspension of disbelief. The president apparently manipulates, rapes, and even kills people who bother him. It's even stated at one point he rapes so many people he can't keep track of them all. I suppose almost anything can be made funny if done right, but considering this manga's version of humor is just crazy/silly stuff rather than actually clever or witty or laugh-inducing, it's really not enough. In addition to that, this clearly evil person magically falls in love with the new student...because he is so gullible and honest? Sorry, no. That's just not the kind of thing a person with that kind of character finds impressive. As for the new student, his complete gullibility and honestly seems impossible to believe, utterly forced.

Now, the sex for the two stories is pretty much the same, but in the first I couldn't enjoy it as much as I would have liked to with with all the other frustrating or ridiculous stuff going on (It's not like, THAT good or anything. Mainly it's just got less faded body parts than most yaoi?) In the second, we get a lot of usual yaoi stuff and it's not done in any special way, but it doesn't completely throw psychological believability to the wind, so... It's decent for reading to get to the next sex scene?

I'm really usually really not the type to be liking something just for the pr0n, but hey, if it works for me it works. (Such is the power of non-invisible penises? ^_^;) Though the art really is rather too busy and cluttered on most of the pages. Unless I was in a really weird mood, I probably wouldn't get another volume of this, but... Surprisingly decent porn? show less