But as a stand-alone, this mini-tankoubon (at just 130+ pages) doesn't have much value except to provide a quick glimpse of the characters, setting and premise. 72d2o

The protagonist is likeable, the fairies are endearing, the ing cast is colourful and amusing, and the "peaceful dystopia" à la Yokohama Kaidashi Kikou has great potential. If this volume made you curious, I recommend watching the...

I really didn't expect this much depth and intensity from a one-shot. It deals with so many issues- what you choose to and what you choose to forget, the never-ending lies that people tell themselves and each other, the disregard for life that comes with the advancement of technology, the cruelty of murder and people's desires for a perfect life; all in just eighteen pages!
A real...

I was apprehensive about reading this, since doujinshi - even official ones done by the authors themselves - tend to ignore canon and ruin perfectly good friendships/partnerships with yaoi, but I needn't have worried. This, as well as the other Switch doujinshi/side stories (there are five, out of which I recommend reading After 5 Years, Homes, Pandora and Sparkle) do a good job of staying within...