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Jul 19, 2014 to Jun 17, 2022
8.5/10
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An exceptional manga let down by an inconclusive, uneventful ending even by slice-of-life standards. Dasei 67 Percent stood out amidst the sea of slice-of-life manga for its mundane, but seemingly truthful depiction of life in an arts university. It captured the mundanity, boredom, and impressively so, the bonds and developing relationships in everyday life. The characters were always lovable and interesting, particularly the central characters the manga fixated upon, and they had irresistible chemistry together. though there wasn't a strong narrative or thematic thread to hold these pieces together well, it held on strong for the 60 chapters or so through funny character dynamics, andintriguing conversations that stood out in their eccentricity, but always felt grounded enough that if the same context were to occur, it may very well be the topic of interest among my own friend group. However, while the manga's mundane storytelling holds its own brand of leisurely pleasures, past the 60 chapters or so, it soon became obvious that the premise is rather thin. The storytelling here mostly stops past the apartment walls and socialisation spaces of the university, and thus there was never the opportunity for the manga to grow out of its initial premise. Relationships between characters stagnated and were unable to enter any dramatic territory, and even when it progressed for some characters (in very mundane and usually inconsequential ways I might add), it never really felt like meaningful change was being made. Nonetheless, the comedic writing still remained strong, albeit no longer as intriguing or exciting as it had been at first. Sadly, this would all come to an end with Dasei 67 Percent's latest chapter. What shocked me about this ending is how inconclusive yet normative it felt in the manga. The chapter literally felt just like any other chapter and if you weren't paying attention, it's almost no doubt you would realise that that's the end. It's truly perplexing that despite 90+ chapters, for better or for worse, it barely felt like anything changed at all.
This comedy manga takes place in a college girl named Yoshizawa's room. Her friends, Itou, Kitahara, and Nishida often stop by, and they run into funny adult-level problems. For instance, there is the day when her friends drop by while Yoshizawa's hungover in bed, and she suddenly realizes that she doesn't have on any underwear under the covers. Yoshizawa also has unusual problems, like her need for advice on drawing realistic penises in her manga, since she's never encountered one in real life before. There are a lot of quirky things that can happen in a college girl's home! (Source: MangaHelpers) Included one-shot: Volume 2: Tama Ballistic Gelatin
The author's always good art to imagine One of the best slice of life I've ever seen, vanilla content without exaggeration and with a different taste from all the others, the humor is perfect and nothing too exaggerated and finished in exact timing, no mistakes, just a few characters that weren't worked so well with point of having something else in the series I consider it one of the best, I've been following the artist for a long time and I'm a big fan, but I see that there was a lot to improve I think the only thing I didn't like about the series was Tachikawa, whethershe's in the cast or not, it changes nothing, literally nothing. There are many branches without any exploration for more content, like the ending