Escape

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I've been on a maraton here, reding so many one shots as i could, and this one was a pleasant surprise.
Despite the themes included, it doesn't feel depressing or sad, and i must say, it cheers you up (mostly with the one shots is the other way around), and i'm glad i read it.

The art is okay, I'm not a big apreciator of that part on mangas but i can say it doesn't have much flaws, and the for the guys they aren't expecially pretty.

The characters are very well presented considering the amount of pages the history has.

bout the enjoyment, as i said ... before, i'm glad i read it, is very small and it does exacly what a good one shot shoud: You turn the page and cry because there is no more:P

This is one of my most favorite yaoi. (i've read a fair bit and i'm really picky especially when it comes to this genre, so.. that means its pretty darn awesome)

Firstly, I love the character designs. I have always liked Kyuugou's drawing style. The characters look more 'real', they have this sense of boyishness and masculinity that is totally absent in some yaoi/shounen ai mangas. But of all the character designs out of all her (i think its a her?) manga, the two main characters here are probably the best ones. They're quite unique (and very cute hehe)

And the story. Its a one shot, so ... chances are you wouldn't expect much. But this one had a surprising amount of depth and i'll just say it's not tagged as psychological in mangafox for nothing. Everytime i re-read it i'm amazed with the author for crafting such a story.