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Rinjin wa Chou

Alt Names:	Butterfly Neighbor 隣人は蝶蝴蝶邻居 The Neighbor is a Butterfly
Author:	Akegami Takara
Artist:	Akegami Takara
Genres:	Romance Shoujo
Type:	Manga (Japanese)
Status:	Ongoing
Description:	Collection of 4 short stories including: 1. Rinjin wa Chou Chouhana, a 20-year-old college student, is a freely flying butterfly and has never been captured. She always fools around with men and everything seems to be under her control. However, her life changes when she met her neighbor, a 33-year-old man… 2. Suki de Tamaru ka! Anri has a strange dream about her neighbor and childhood friend Takeru Okada, but it's been years since they stopped being friends... What does this dream mean? ...Are they Anri's repressed wishes? 3. Datte, Yueni, Hatsukoichuu... 4. Iki wo Kirashite Ai ni Kite
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9 Comments

kurOOhirOO

Dec 22 2016 04:41 PM

NO SERIES???? SERIOUSLY!!!!?? I want to follow they journey so bad. This story deffinitely didn't have a good vibe for one shot. There is no cliched problem, no struggling experience, it was just like empty flow.

Sutton

May 04 2012 12:29 PM

I wouldn't say that characters were empty, more like there wasn't said enough about them. Although I can't imagine what could be said about them, I'm not a mangaka.

Purple Library Guy

May 03 2012 06:16 AM

Cydric, I love that little graphic.
Didn't like the story that much though. It felt like a sketch for a story--the characters were sort of empty.

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Catbug

May 03 2012 05:43 AM

Looks like the insect has been captured

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ghostgecko

May 03 2012 04:49 AM

It was okay. But I doubt a series could be established. The beginning part was obviously pretty quick, and then the ending was pretty open. The author would have to start over again and make it pretty slow to make it a series.