Yume-iro Pâtissière

The Yumeiro Patissiere anime is what led me to read the ongoing (at least, awaiting English translation) Yumeiro Patissiere manga. And I have to admit, I find the manga to be quite better. Story: 9/10 I think that the story of the manga is much more directed in the manga than the anime. This is mostly because the plot seems so much more realistic, while the anime pushed what was possible and basically allowed main character Amano Ichigo anything she wanted. Not so much in the manga. Ichigo must actually strive to reach what she wants, and sometimes it results in failure, which is only normal. This givesthe manga the feeling of realism, which allows you to relate to it better. After all, Amano Ichigo of the anime seems to be able to do anything. And quite frankly, it disheartens me a bit because I know I could never be like that. Manga Amano Ichigo is easier to relate to. Likewise, the romantic themes of the series shine through more prominently and importantly in the manga than in the anime, which is obviously an added bonus. Art: 8/10 There's not much to say about the art besides the fact that it is very clean and well done. The manga art differs greatly from the anime, which is perfectly fine. If anything, the manga pays more attention to little details and character quirks than the anime does, because the more little details, the harder it is to animate. For that reason, I think the addition of these little details and clean, easy to look at, art gives it a deserving rating of 8/10. Character: 9/10 Like I said in the story section of the review, Ichigo and a lot of the other characters are a lot more realistic in the manga than the anime, which makes them easier to relate to. They are also given more character development, which leads to further ability to attach to them. Enjoyment: 10/10 There's nothing better than a supernatural themed manga (the idea of sweets spirits counts as supernatural, doesn't it?) that centers around the fluffy idea of sweets making, hard work, dedication, and lots of romance to go around. Definitely something worth waiting for as the chapter continue to be released in English. I personally love it very much! Overall: 9/10 Averaging all the scores together gives me the score of 9/10, which I deem appropriate for the Yumeiro Patissiere manga. Sweet and fluffy, just like a baking manga should be!

This is The First Review i Had Every Written, So This'll Just Be Quick. The first time I saw This Manga, I Was Like "OMG CUTE ART GOTTA READ THIS!" And When i Saw It was Still Ongoing,"YES! I'M CATCHING UP! :D" Then, After reading The Chapters, I Felt I HAD to Read more. So I Started Waiting For The Other Chapters To Come Out. There Started My Obsession For Yumeiro Patissiere. Story: 8 The Story is Very Interesting. Whenever I Read Some Chapters, I Got Hungry. Haha. But Seriously, It's A Difficult Story. You just Had To Get Hungry And Want That Cakes Kashino And The OthersMake! Especially The Cute Sweet Spirits. My Favorite is Chocolat. Because i Love Chocolate! :) Also Camarel. 'Cuz She's Too Cute >.

As a shoujo tagged with romance, I found that aspect to be lacking. This manga is all about making sweets, so that's the main theme. There is romance, but it develops in the last chapters and toward the end feels a little rushed. The art was nice, it really was, but I had a hard time distinguishing between some of the girls like Ichigo's best friend and her enemy, both having long hair but slightly different bangs. Some of the adults have young faces but are taller than the students, so I thought they were also kids. I wish there was more of a difference betweenadults and children in eye structure or something else distinct. There were some funny parts, though, where I actually laughed out loud. And I really enjoyed seeing what they would come up with in their next creations. They were really pretty. It was fun to see what they would try in terms of baking and cooking to solve problems, since I literally know next to nothing about making sweets. If you're looking for something adorable, there's nothing wrong with starting here.

You know what you're going to get and it delivers. Even though it's not the most original or has the best twists, it is still an enjoyable read if you like light-hearted manga about baking and romance. The main is likeable enough and the side-characters have different personalities. One of the downsides for me is that it's not my favourite art style, so that sometimes didn't incentivise me to binge read it. However, it's not so glaringly bad that it became an active distraction and the food still looked great in it so it did its job well overall It's cute and will satisfy you if you're lookingfor something light and sweet~