Chou ni Naru Hi (The Day I Become a Butterfly )

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Synonyms: Chou ni Naru Hi, Cyo-Ninaruhi, The day which become a butterfly

Japanese: チョウになる日。

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Type: Manga

Volumes: 1

Chapters: 6

Status: Finished

Published: Jul 2003

Genres: Boys Love, Romance

Serialization: Craft

Authors: Yumeka, Sumomo (Story & Art)

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Score: 7.57¹ (scored by 1,870 users)

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Ranked: #2445²

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Popularity: #5189

Members: 3,846

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Ranked #2445Popularity #5189Members 3,846

MangaCraftYumeka, Sumomo (Story & Art)

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The Day I Became a Butterfly is a volume which contains six chapters, each a different story:

1) The Day I Become a Butterfly
2) You at the end (Hate ni Aru Kimi)
3) The Lonely War
4) Blue Cat Tunnel
5) Tokyo Alien Ulala
6) Planet Yours

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Mar 15, 2011

aindah

Recommended

This collection perfectly combines the simple beauty of art with the intricate complexity of the stories. There's a lifelike equilibrium in these stories, that makes you hear the flutter of the wings of the butterfly. Bitter-sweet mildness intertwined with dark intensity is present throughout all the stories. Characters are unrelenting - they offer no explanations – they are who they are.
It astounding how a work of art can feel so profoundly real, and yet still be somehow celestial. Chou ni Naru Hi is like life – harsh reality interspersed with freckles of heavenly beauty.

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Jan 31, 2010

Rikku711

Mixed Feelings

Preliminary (4/6 eps)

I loved the first one. It had an almost Walk to Remember feel and was very good. I was hoping for the rest to be just as good. I was wrong. Don't take me wrong the first ones were worth reading but as they went on they were monotonous and I did not feel a connection to the story. I did not finish it because I could not stand the later ones. So as for my review it is alter by the last ones. I strongly suggest that you read this but don't feel obliged that you have to finish it.