With a brand new english release in the correct right to left format for the first time, I thought it would be a good time to share with you Rumiko Takahashi's (of Ranma/Inuyashi/Urusei Yatsura/etc. fame) romantic comedy about a guy who falls in love with the manager of the boarding house he lives in, Maison Ikkoku! Imo it's her best work, so let's get into it!
MASION IKKOKU STORYTIME
Owen Scott
Jeremiah Baker
based
Sebastian Thomas
and away we go.
Jackson Clark
David Collins
This is really a romcom belonging to another era. It's very difficult to appreciate the dynamics of the relationship between the main character and the one he pursues with modern values. No one is manipulated or taken advantage of, but it still comes off as uncomfortable.
Brandon Butler
James Nguyen
Nolan Price
Anthony Rodriguez
You the Toriko guy?
Josiah Brooks
Jordan Ross
enter
Blake Roberts
nope
Christopher Harris
Anthony Hall
David Scott
Kevin Parker
Charles Gray
>200 volume work everyone already knows dumped, as always
>namefag
Well, that explains it.
Austin Sanders
Grayson Lewis
Brandon Gray
How many volumes is this?
Justin Wood
Nathan Clark
Owen Green
Brody Martin
Ryder Ross
15, but I'm this collectors edition has two in one volume.
Dylan Reyes
Chase Anderson
Jonathan Nelson
Connor Clark
Michael Kelly
Ayden Martin
Liam Brown
my prayer is MI never reaches radlib circles where you'll get opinion pieces on "landlord apologia" etc
John Jones
Asher Diaz
Adrian Bell
Dominic Hughes
Jonathan Williams
Easton Martin
series is still too underrated for that, don't worry user.
Angel Bell
Elijah Cook
Tyler Scott
Lincoln Richardson
Cooper Baker
Jace Butler
Parker Morgan
Adam Diaz
When I originally read/watched I remember thinking the neighbor's intrusions annoying/dickish but upon reread I find it much more humorous now.
Michael Richardson
Camden Nelson
Jace Myers
yotsuya crashing through the wall is hilarious
Lucas Anderson
Andrew Morris
Luis Nelson
Ian Bennett
Kayden Martinez
Noah Morgan