Bosabosa Melancholy

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Synonyms: Tousled Melancholy

Japanese: ボサボサメランコリー

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Type: One-shot

Volumes: Unknown

Chapters: 1

Status: Finished

Published: Jun 18, 2018

Genre: Girls Love

Serialization: Comic Yuri Hime

Authors: Tatsunokosso (Story & Art)

Statistics

Score: 6.72¹ (scored by 116 users)

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Ranked: #13057²

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Popularity: #34248

Members: 200

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6.72

Ranked #13057Popularity #34248Members 200

One-shotComic Yuri HimeTatsunokosso (Story & Art)

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Synopsis

"Do you mind if I take some liberties in the style?"

After moving into a new town, Shion Kimura's biggest worry is finding a new hairdresser. After letting her hair grow out for far too long, she decides to walk around town and explore her options. While walking, she is called out to by Karin Ishiwaka, a hairdresser at a nearby salon. Insisting that she cut Shion's hair, Ishiwaka drags her into her shop. Although she initially dislikes what Ishiwaka does with her hair, Shion finds herself frequently coming back to the shop, seeking the comfort of having her head in Ishiwaka's hands.

Bosabosa Melancholy follows the blossoming relationship between two girls as they help each other explore themselves through hair and love.

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Reviews

Oct 25, 2020

Leyren

Recommended

Shoujo Ai? Cute? Lighthearted? If that sounds for you, read it.

Hairdresser x Client lesbian romance, where nearly the entire focus lies on their development and interaction. The story itself is very lighthearted, the characters are adorable in their behaviour and art style. Overall it's a typical feel-good manga.

The story is told and paced quite well for a one-shot. It didn't feel boring and stagnant, as there is some development to the characters and their relationship, with a slight sprinkle of drama, but at the same time it also didn't feel rushed.

Can somebody tell MAL to not require a long review for a one-shot? What use ...