Honoka ni Purple

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Japanese: ほのかにパープル

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Type: Manga

Volumes: 3

Chapters: 11

Status: Finished

Published: Dec 1985 to Apr 1987

Genres: Drama, Romance

Demographic: Shoujo

Serialization: Sho-Comi

Authors: Saitou, Chiho (Story & Art)

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Score: 6.98¹ (scored by 413 users)

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Ranked: #9065²

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Popularity: #15070

Members: 978

Favorites: 3

6.98

Ranked #9065Popularity #15070Members 978

MangaSho-ComiSaitou, Chiho (Story & Art)

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Volumes: /3

Chapters: /11

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Synopsis

There's a legend about a certain library at the Doumeikan University, and whoever meets there for the first time will fall in love. One fateful day, Shino waits for her date there, but she doesn't meet him. Instead she meets a football player who took refuge there, trying to avoid his angry teammates. Then the two surprisingly find out that their parents are getting married, and so they start to live together...

(Source: Storm in Heaven)

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Dec 29, 2019

LadyAxeFace

Mixed Feelings

Preliminary (4/11 eps)

Honoka ni Purple is about two teens who meet through their parents' marriage, and end up falling in love with each other. This trope has been done many, many times, and this manga being rather old, it's a very straightforward version of this trope. Furthermore, it's done in a very over-the-top soap opera-y way that seems to have been more the style at the time. You might end up enjoying this one in an ironic sort of way because the melodrama is so extreme I find it hard to take seriously. Otherwise though, the story is rather nonsense. The father is so adamantly against their ...