Cherry Magic Volume 6 is the sixth installment in the popular Japanese manga series. This volume continues the story of Adachi, a socially awkward office worker who can read the minds of anyone he touches, and Kurosawa, his outgoing and popular coworker who has a crush on him. In this volume, their relationship faces new challenges as they navigate Adachi's newfound ability and the obstacles it brings. The main focus of Volume 6 is the deeper exploration of Adachi's feelings and vulnerability. Through various events and encounters, Adachi learns to embrace his true self and accept the love and support from those around him. The storyline also delves into Kurosawa's perspective, shedding light on his struggles and his determination to be there for Adachi.
The translation for Square Enix Manga by Taylor Engel, reads a smoothly and unobtrusively as ever and is aided by Bianca Pistillo’s lettering. There’s a page of helpful translation notes at the end. As in the earlier volumes, there’s a short chapter about Tsuge, his cat Udon, and his (unattainable?) crush, delivery boy/dancer Minato – and a generous sneak peek at the surprising events of Chapter 35 from Volume 7 (which is due out in May 2023). Another nice touch is the internal colour illustration which reverses the one on the cover with Adachi holding – or bravely attempting to hold – Kurosawa in the classic ‘princess carry’ mode (but without the cherry blossoms or Kurosawa’s blushing yet confident smile).
Another nice touch is the internal colour illustration which reverses the one on the cover with Adachi holding or bravely attempting to hold Kurosawa in the classic princess carry mode but without the cherry blossoms or Kurosawa s blushing yet confident smile. But while their love for each other can withstand shocking revelations of a supernatural nature, will their relationship be able to overcome long distance when Adachi is informed that he s getting transferred to an office 800 miles away.
The storyline also delves into Kurosawa's perspective, shedding light on his struggles and his determination to be there for Adachi. Overall, Cherry Magic Volume 6 continues to deliver a heartwarming and engaging story that explores themes of self-acceptance, love, and the importance of genuine connections..
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Reviews for "How "Cherry Magic" Volume 6 Deepens the Emotional Stakes for the Protagonist"
1. Emily - 2 out of 5 stars - I was really disappointed with "Cherry Magic volume number 6". The story felt rushed and poorly developed compared to the previous volumes. The characters' actions and motivations seemed inconsistent, which made it difficult to become invested in their story. The artwork also felt lackluster, with less attention to detail. Overall, I found this volume to be a letdown and it did not live up to the quality of the earlier installments.
2. Ryan - 1 out of 5 stars - I did not enjoy "Cherry Magic volume number 6" at all. The plot felt forced and the dialogue was poorly written. It seemed like the author was trying too hard to wrap up loose ends instead of focusing on creating a compelling story. The character development was also lacking, with many of the characters feeling one-dimensional and shallow. I would not recommend this volume to fans of the series.
3. Sarah - 2 out of 5 stars - "Cherry Magic volume number 6" was a disappointment for me. The pacing was uneven, with some scenes feeling rushed while others dragged on. The romance aspect of the story, which was a highlight of the previous volumes, felt forced and contrived in this installment. Additionally, the resolution of certain conflicts felt too convenient and lacked depth. Overall, this volume fell short of my expectations and left me unsatisfied as a reader.
4. Jason - 3 out of 5 stars - I didn't hate "Cherry Magic volume number 6", but I didn't love it either. The story felt predictable and lacked the emotional depth that I had come to expect from the series. The artwork, while still enjoyable, didn't captivate me as much as in previous volumes. While I am glad to have some closure for the characters, I felt that this volume didn't add much to the overall story. It was an average installment that didn't leave a lasting impression.