The main three were adorable, then I love Nanba, Umeda, Nakao, Kayashima, Akiha, Rio. The main characters and supporting cast were mostly interesting characters. It was slow, but that fit Mizuki's/the main character's personality really well.

All in all I can't be too mad though, because it seems to have generally worked out for the best, sort of, right.? I mean, nobody dies so, thats a plus.įor somebody so nit-picky I am fairly easy to please.

dropped cold (don't know why this sounds like a dating reference, but for some reason I think it gets the point across the best). I love the series, and I think it was really cute and sweet, but I also felt like I've been lead on and on and on and on and then. don't they.?Īlso, what about Alex? Cause I kind of would have liked to have met the friend he made the deal with. they all seem to be stuck in this limbo were they just never get over anyone)? People have to move on eventually. So does anyone who has love interests, besides Mizuki, ever get any closure (Nakao, Umeda, Nakatsu, Akiha, Ebi. I also don't know the point to mentioning the plot between Umeda and his best friend, considering its there just to say 'yeah, it happened. He just says, 'next time we meet I'll tell you' and runs away. Second of all, Sano's little brother, when he last's sees Mizuki, hugs her and starts a sentence he ultimately doesn't finish. But he just showed up to eat dinner, bother Sano, and disappear back into the unknown. First of all, what was the point of Gilbert? He could have easily been a competitor for the lead considering he was actually someone she'd liked before.

Part of me feels like this was sort of a wrap up because the story completely veered off high jumping (literally have no clue what happened with that at all.) and then there were the sort of unfinished plot lines.

Hana-Kimi by Hisaya Nakajo