Alternative TitlesEnglish: FIVE Japanese: ファイブ
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Type: Manga
Volumes: 15
Chapters: 77
Status: Finished
Published: 2004 to Feb 12, 2011
StatisticsScore: 7.721 (scored by 2256 users)
Ranked: #22102
Popularity: #410
Members: 5,729
Favorites: 125 1 indicates a weighted score
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SynopsisHina has repeatedly transferred schools due to her father's job, and has always dreamed of a normal high-school life. At her new school, however, she finds that her class is comprised solely of guys! On top of that, five mischievous boys from her class have taken a liking to her...!? |
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Mysa-Mysa
26 of 38 people found this review helpful
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24 of 77 chapters read
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When I started reading this manga i hated it's drawing but story was very interesting and eventually I started to love drawing too. Characters are exceptional they all are cool and hot. personally i like Hina the most because she isn't asking for help all the time she does that she can to make her friends happy. Story: when you start to read this manga story can be a little bit boring but it's really romantic and funny. Art: as i already said i didn't like drawing to me it was ugly, but when you become familiar with it it's kind pretty. Enjoyment i couldn't get enough of Five and now i can't wait for new chapters and i think everything is said by that :). So i think everyone who likes romantics and funny stories should try Five! read more
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Moon_Light
15 of 23 people found this review helpful
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41 of 77 chapters read
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8 |
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7 |
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7 |
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Having been transferring school constantly because of her parents, Hime is elated about her permanent new school. Things take a weird turn when she enters her classroom and finds there are no girls. It just so happens that classes are divided by grade rank and the schools top students are all males. No problem, she’ll adjust, her main objective is to make friends. And she does, she gets the attention of the schools most popular guy, Toshi and included in that package are his four friends. Friends are friends no matter what gender, Hime’s high school life begins now.
The story even though it’s told from Hime’s point of view it doesn’t slack on the rest of the characters and gives them all a chance in the spotlight. That was a nice twist from your average romantic stories. It doesn’t really follow any specific plot or set of guidelines, however, it flows really well in the everyday “normal” life of Hime and her Five friends. Even though the circumstances that they get into are highly exaggerated, it is extremely entertaining to read and see it unfolding.
The romance is gradual, but it’ there. At the beginning you see but a hint of it and in small minuscule doses that seem transparent at times it starts to add up. The characters who’s role were small start getting their own light and making themselves shine. It isn’t a sad manga, not in the sense that it will make you bawl out and cry. It’s refreshing and funny. The only similarity I could find it’s calling it Ouran High School Host Club with an attitude.
Asou has a unique voice, she is type of girl who with just one chapter showed she stands up for herself and won’t take attitude from anyone and that alone will make her a memorable heroine. Toshi is your average “bad boy” and is seen as a delinquent but hat isn’t the case, most of the time. The characters, all are friendly and rare. Even though it doesn’t follow the drama of villain vs. hero, they do go through ‘adventures’ and jump through their own metaphorical hurdles. There are so many diverse characters that there is one with every type of personality that the reader will more or less familiarize themselves with.
The art was fresh and not your everyday style. The characters were all interesting and it shows through in the way they are drawn with their own characteristics. Though the constant licking of lips or tongue sticking out gets old fast it stops being the case a few chapters in.
“Wherever we are, we are always under the same sky.”
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Five has its own Special A class, it's just not as exclusive as the one in Special A. In Five the class consists over several students, male ones though. That is up until Hina transfers in. Still though unrealistic antics ensue in both these mangas, due to the school's bizarre curriculum along with the top students' family backgrounds.
Both mangas follow the everyday crazy adventures of the small group of the smartest kids in the school. They both have very similar plots.
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In both, the girls are strong, cool and intelligent, so they get the respect of those who surround the,. both are good, unique stories with romance and humor.
They both are about awesome girls treated as princess or somethingthe like. & theres handsome boys hanging around the girl, but one is special.
I really recomended it to people who have read FIVE to read KAICHOU-WA-MAID-SAMA, and people who have read KAICHOU-WA-MAID-SAMA to read FIVE.
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