Shuri Shiozu

I finished this odd little series in one afternoon. Although volume one started out quite strongly I quickly lost track of the characters in volumes two and three. This last volume was a bit less overwhelming as it centered mostly on Mitsuo (main character who sees and channels spirits), Hasnuma (Mitsuo's classmate/protector/crush) and Mikuni (the rather perverted shinto priest). This does have a parental advisory which I assume is due to the subject matter as graphically, nothing really is show more shown. My main complaint with this was that after four volumes the ending seemed to be a bit of a tease.

Overall this was a relatively entertaining series certainly worth a few giggles. I might have to do a re-read because if I can keep up the characters and storylines a second time around I think I'll probably like it better. show less

Sweet, amusing combination of boy love and ghost possession. The usual comedic tropes appear. The art is linear, with elongated, but still attractive, human forms.

Worth owning.

The main story is OK however the one-shot after story has a transphobic slur in it and doesn't relate to the main story at all and was really boring.

It's about and older sister that want to protect her twin younger brother and of course he snaps at her for it. If this were reversed, she'd have to shut up and be protected.

Very goofy! My friends and I all read this series and totally fell in love with it! Very humorous!