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james_desantis 's review for:
Fly Me to the Moon, Vol. 16
by Kenjiro Hata
A disjointed volume a bit.
The start we get some of Tsukasa backstory. It's a lot darker and scarier than expected. A person who becomes immortal isn't always a fun and enjoyable since others are jealous and want it too. Leaving to very disturbing results by people who once considered friends and turn on her so quick.
But around half way through we go back to the modern day and they're cute chapters, don't get me wrong, but they feel weirdly out of place. I believe it's because from here on out we'll be getting more of the past, and learning about Tsukasa, but they reverted back mid way just to keep fans enjoying this. A odd choice, but makes sense.
A 4 out of 5.
The start we get some of Tsukasa backstory. It's a lot darker and scarier than expected. A person who becomes immortal isn't always a fun and enjoyable since others are jealous and want it too. Leaving to very disturbing results by people who once considered friends and turn on her so quick.
But around half way through we go back to the modern day and they're cute chapters, don't get me wrong, but they feel weirdly out of place. I believe it's because from here on out we'll be getting more of the past, and learning about Tsukasa, but they reverted back mid way just to keep fans enjoying this. A odd choice, but makes sense.
A 4 out of 5.