Yofukashi no Uta
Call of the Night

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ı'll be honest...ı hate this manga but ı love this manga...Reading beautiful and peaceful things makes you feel good, you feel happy, but it's always the same thing, the same feeling of emptiness. If the thing I've read and watched so far is really good and I liked it, the same thing always happens, the manga, anime or whatever ends and I feel pain inside because everything is over, I'm sad and broken. But it's over... of course these are my feelings. People said a lot of bad things about the ending of the manga, but I think it was a very realistic ending, after ... all, it was the right thing... I don't know if everyone will like it, but the plot and characters were great for me. I recommend it to everyone who loves vampires, night and a little depression.(I just finished the manga so I feel bad, but I wrote this comment anyway :3 )

Yofukashi no Uta by Sato Zakuri is a manga that grabs you with its awesome characters and killer art style. Set during late-night
sessions, it's all about a bunch people bonding and dealing with life's ups and downs.

Let's talk about the characters first—they're seriously cool. Each one has their own vibe and story going on, and you can't help but get invested in their lives. The way Sato Zakuri draws them is just stunning. Every panel is like a work of art, and you find yourself flipping through just to soak in the visuals.

But here's the thing: the ending kinda dropped the ball. After all the ... build-up and emotional investment, it just sort of... fizzles out. The main characters make this weird decision out of the blue, and you're left scratching your head wondering if there's more to come or if that's really it.

Despite the ending "Yofukashi no Uta, to me, is still worth checking out if you dig character-driven stories and jaw-dropping artwork. It's a rollercoaster of emotions and visuals that'll stick with you, even if it stumbles a bit at the finish line.

Overall, if you're down for a manga that nails the characters and art but might leave you hanging at the end, give Yofukashi no Uta a shot.

The story has an extremely strong start. And if this was all there was to it, this would be a great work. The problem is the author decided to move away from the dynamic between the two main characters, and decided to change the genre several different times. The story expands to explore all the different outcomes of Vampire's various relationships with Humans, and by god, they're all sad.

Without spoiling too much, there's this MASSIVE digress where both main characters are presented as some kind of exception to basically all the rules established. Then, after the author spends literally over one hundred chapters setting ... it all up... we end up with a disappointing wet fart of an ending that just tosses it all aside and goes on to actively destroy everything that's been built up. This author hates ending his works, and it's twice now that we get such a disappointing waste of time for a conclusion to a series.

But hey, I finished it, if only through sheer stubbornness. There were some points where I almost stopped reading, but I guess it's not all that bad if I finished reading it.