Babel-shiki Kami Girl

This is a story about the magic that can be found in the mundane, and about how everyone has their own passion, no matter how eccentric it may be. A manga I found by coincidence. If you are looking for some cool battle action, this isn't for you. It also isn't if you want a huge, intense plot - this story is a slice of life at it's core, and shine the brightest in the chapters in which it is literally that, without a plot. Characters aren't that fleshed out, but that's ok. The two main leads do go through a bit of development, and there's roomfor a sequel. My first feeling after I finished was, simply, "I want more". This is just a comfy slice of life, full of impossibilities, and that's it's biggest charm. The art is astounding. I spent minutes looking at some pages. The amount of detail and care packed into it are immense, and the mangaka's love shines brightly in the manga. I'd say read it if you like slice of life stories, especially the kind that, while having fantasy elements, feel realistic even with all their magic.