Suki x Suki
Alt Names: | 好き×透き 喜欢x透明 좋아×빈틈 |
Author: | Hibaru Shunsuke |
Artist: | Hibaru Shunsuke |
Genres: | 4-Koma Comedy Drama Romance School Life Shounen Supernatural |
Type: | Manga (Japanese) |
Status: | Ongoing |
Description: | Touka Aizuki is a girl who can turn invisible, and no one can see her except for one person, Ryoutarou Mimori. Even though she is physically invisible, her love is completely visible! |
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427 Comments
Is that just me or
“Aw shit, I got a boner.”
lol wut
Who talks like that?
Wait, not only is she invisible, but no one can hear her?
Wow shes so weird its funny lol
meh personally i like the way he did it, its true it could have been a more gradual hinting kinda thing, but i think this has more punch, like a punchline should... which is honestly what this is
It seems like it will be another gem to follow up!
Agreed. I just happen to think that dedicating a 'a couple of panels and bubbles'(as far too many manga do) to explain character motivations through either narration or thought-bubble spam is demeaning or at the very least a lazy approach to storytelling. The thought 'Why can nobody see her?" combined with how he is drawn on the last page is more than enough to clue anyone reading in that he is confused by the lack of reaction from his classmates to the nympho beside him and, understandably, that he is pretty goddamn scared/disturbed. The mangaka opted to explain this in a more tactful way than shoehorning a few panels in and using them to outright state it, as he/she easily could have considering how nauseatingly common these "the reader must be an impatient idiot" expositions are in manga. Both methods work, the latter is just a half-arsed and inferior way to 'present the explanation'.
Also:
Who said it has to be an infodump? It's an easy thing to just address quickly, so just spend a couple of panels and bubbles explaining why he doesn't mention he can see her. I don't think anyone not being contrarian would complain about that. Explanations aren't an inherently demeaning thing to offer to viewers or readers, it's the way in which they're presented.
Maybe if the next chapter starts going into scientific detail about how she turned invisible I'd start complaining about over-explaining.
Ah yes because having every character motivation and action spoon-fed to the reader is 10/10 writing. Gotta leave no room for speculation or attempting to understand the characters, just spell it all out clearly for those poor, idiotic readers.
Manga in general has an awful trend of over-explaining basic actions and events as soon as they happen. It's a good thing that the first chapter wasn't an infodump.
... I don't know why I'm seeing more and more of this kind of impatient behaviour nowadays, it seems younger generation have tendency to demand everything to be resolved in a single episode/chapter.
And they demands everything to be explained from A-Z without any shred of imagination from the audience.
It's clear that almost more than half of the chapter is dedicated to the female MC's point of view so it's no wonder that everything seems convenient for her as she ignored his reaction toward her action peeping on her friend's panties. The joke this chapter is the biased view from the female MC that she think she's invisible to everyone while actually the male MC can see her, and the author clearly tried to make the readers thinks like that too, while some more perceptive readers can see the hints on the reveal that he actually can see her.
This first chapter was great. I was afraid it'd be just like the one-shot, thus taking away a lot of opportunity for plot development or comedy. Thankfully, the first chapter starts out at the real beginning. Yay! Good author!
Probably will. I'd assume the first chapter is her perspective and the next is his.
We can imagine the whole plot just by reading the description. its the mangaka job to present it.
Because she was acting like a maniac and no one did bat an eye and he have a brain who can apply simple logic to the world around him.
Seriously does an author have to make an infodump on everything?
other than what abedeus said, he did react to her action when she peek her classmate panties by slamming his table.
Probably a bit disquieting to find out that the girl's true feelings are closer to a mind broken girl from a hentai. Is this even gap moe? It's more like chasm moe now XD
Umm. Her family didn't see her... and as to why he didn't say anything, he thinks she hates him so he doesn't talk to her as to not provoke her anger anymore.
This first chapter is lacking. it didn't explain how he realized she was invisible to everyone else, nor why didn't he say something when he first saw her actions. It's not like itss hard to imagine, but still i'd like if it was explained within the pages.
hopefully next chapter.
For all we know future chapters might bounce between the two, for best comedic effect.
She is too preoccupied with her love so that she doesn't find her own situation scary at all, her adaptability is damn good lol
Whoa, you're right, this guy must be related to Satou one way or another, definitely!