SPOILER WARNING
Summary.
Madoka Yamada, a young elementary schooler loves to dress up in the outfits his sister makes. They are often beautiful and frilly. He meets a girl named Itsuka (who he initially mistakes as a boy) and they slowly get to know eachother, thus becoiming friends. Madoka however does not want his friends to know he likes pretty outfits, so he hides it while at school, and initially hides it from Itsuka's older brothers, who by the way, are completely fine with him liking "girly" clothes. This duo wanders through the park while helping Madoka's sister with a photo shoot, and runs upon a girl who takes a photo of them and sends it to the whole class, which leads to bullying. THe teacher had later announced that there would be a play, and the bullies nagged at a crossdressed main cast of our lead characters, and the teacher agrees to an entirely genderbent Cinderella story, which completely derails after the girl who sent everyone the photo dips on the play. THrough this play Itsuka's bullies learned to accept their classmate as he is, and our main antagonist is shown to have had a crush on our main girl Itsuka, and was jealous of Madoka and Itsuki's friendship. Da da da we have one odd ending.
STORY - 9.5/10
I mean it's the standard cliche -- "Girly boy x Tomboy" friendship and acception story. I like the premise and the story completely.
ART - 10/10
Gotta love those outfits. Everything Madoka's sister could make was so serene and beautiful, and I would love to wear those outfits. Wait- can I hire the author to design me an outfit. .3.
CHARACTERS - 9.8/10
Again, cliche, but I like it.
DID IT SERVE IT'S PURPOSE?
Yes, It absolutely did, a good representation about the inner minds of people. I think many people do tend to do things out of spite and jealousy, and some people find their differences to be shameful, which they shouldn't be but that's the sad truth.
OVERALL - 10/10 It was a lovely masterpiece and deserves more love
