Mata, Onaji Yume wo Miteita
I Had That Same Dream Again

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This whole manga is kind of but not really an attempt to define happiness, which is something that can't really be defined as it is different for everybody.
The story bittersweet with a surprising twist that left the audience filled with multiple feelings at once and I'd be lying if I said I didn't cry, but maybe that had to do with the fact that I completed this at night alone.
Manga like this one are always some of my favorites because they get you thinking about them after you finish, because they have such a subtle and strong message.
Wishing everyone to find their happiness 🥰🥰

If you're going into this having read I Want to Eat Your Pancreas (another work by the same author and artist), you will be disappointed. If you're going into this without having read I Want to Eat Your Pancreas, stop and go read that instead. The first half of this manga pissed me off. Every message it reaches is used to beat you over the head, drilling it into you in an unbearably obvious and condescending way. The plot doesn't feel like it's going anywhere until a little over halfway through. Even near the end when I realized what it was trying to do, I ... just facepalmed. The ending is fine I guess, but good god this manga is almost unbearably corny. It has its high points, and a good message overall, but it's sickly sweet and told like a fairy tale for 5 year olds. I expected a lot more from this author in all honesty.

Ok hold up.


You probably seen the other reviews and you might also be aware that this manga comes from the author of "I want to eat your pancreas" and "Kakushigoto", but unlike those previous works that I mentioned, this one is garbage, the only reason that I didn't rate this any lower, is because it's short and I'd rather read this again, than to watch SAO. This manga's main gimmick is "happiness" or at least how the characters and narrative discusses it, and the execution was as bland as it's premise. It was uninspired and it feels like a 5 years old child wrote it. ... Overall this is just an undeveloped melodrama cringefest that will make you band your head against the wall, and you can't uses the because it's short excuse, because there's a lot of oneshots having better writing and development than this.