Blue Flag, Vol. 8
Ratings2
Average rating3.5
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Ratings2
Average rating3.5
Toma and Futaba have their first sit-down talk after the big fight at school. Meanwhile, Taichi struggles with the problems that have been dumped in his lap by his friend’s choices, and he ends up distancing himself from Toma. Then, one day, Toma stops coming to school. Left in the lurch, what can Futaba and Taichi do? Everyone chooses their futures, and time marches on. Don’t miss the heartfelt conclusion of Blue Flag! -- VIZ Media
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Ending felt a little rushed and incomplete. Overall, the series never reached the highs I thought it could have, especially in terms of romance, but was still a pretty enjoyable coming-of-age story.
Going into this manga series, I expected something else.. At the end of the day, I am slightly disappointed with how it ended. I kept expecting this to be about the main characters dealing and perhaps exploring and thinking about their sexual orientation and coming to terms with it or something like that. While it did not exactly address this, I enjoyed it nonetheless. The end was a bit anticlimactic for me though. Wish it was executed a bit differently but this manga made me think about a lot of things and made me feel so much that I still need to process for a while longer.
But I really enjoyed this and I really liked the characters, the settings and the story.
