Dororo & Yakusoku No Neverland

I was busy for this past few weeks. I just sat for my final exams and after that, I went for my company annual course. I missed writing. I haven't read any new manga lately BUT I have two not so new ANIME recommendations for you guys. The first anime is Dororo. I watch it recently from youtube but you guys can try to watch it from kissanime. I will include the link.

Dororo revolves around a rōnin named Hyakkimaru (百鬼丸) and young orphan thief named Dororo (どろろ) during the Sengoku period. The rōnin was born malformed, limbless and without facial features or internal organs. This was the result of his birth father daimyō Kagemitsu Daigō forging a pact with 48 sealed demons (12 in the anime) so that he might rule the land and increase its wealth and prosperity. In return, he promised the demons anything that they wanted which belonged to him. This enabled them to roam free and commit atrocities along the countryside. Credit by wikipedia.
Originally written by Sensei Osamu Tezuka, who wrote the manga in the 1960s'. The anime took a similar plot as Tezuka sensei but only up to a certain angle. I fully recommend all of you to watch this anime. 

The second anime that I would like to recommend is Yakkusoku No Neverland.

Set in the year 2045, Emma is an 11-year-old orphan living in Grace Field House, a small orphanage housing her and her 37 siblings. Life had never been better; with food that tasted gourmet, plush beds, snow-white uniforms, and the love of their "Mother" (the caretaker) Isabella, as well the litany of daily exams that Emma always aced with her two best friends Ray and Norman. The orphans are basically allowed to do whatever they want, except venture out of the compounds or the gate that connects the house to the outside world. I will stop here because the more I divulge into the plot it will lose all the sense of fun in it.

So, guys, these are the two anime that I recommend for the year 2019. Check it out and let me know if you find it as exciting as I did. Or if you have any recommendations of anime or manga do let me know as well. Till then.

lots of love

lafeakame83

Aoyama Tsukiko Desu! By Yuki Nojin

I need to write about this manga before I forget about it. This manga is literally translated by my rough Japanese "I am Aoyama Tsukiko". Why is this manga a must read you ask? I am gushing to share.

"Aoyoma Tsukiko has always been misunderstood due to her expressionless face. Having to repeat first year of high school again due to her usual bad luck, she strives to have a happy and cheerful high school life. Then meets her classmate who is a deliberate loner. However, due to her nature, she aims to befriend him, much to his annoyance. Can a friendship grow between a poker face, cheerful girl and the loner? Can she break through his walls?"-as quoted by fanfox.

In actual this girl is born as Aoyama Tsukiko but because she got into an accident the year before, she has no recollection of her past memories...jeng jeng jeng....hooked yet? I don't want to write more it will turn into a spoiler but do read it. 

This manga is by Yuki Nojin sensei. She has written another two manga as well.

Kore wa Ai ja Nai no de, Yoroshiku 

"16 year old Izumi Haru have been enthusiastic about love movies ever since she was young. Being a hopeless romantic, there is nothing more important and beautiful than love. However, the love that she has seen around her are far from idealistic. Yet, the hope for a beautiful love story was not lost when she ran into Kujo Tsubasa and his girlfriend in the classroom one day..."-as quoted by fanfox

another one is

Fujishiro-san Kei

"Fujishiro-san lives by the motto “industrious, diligent, sincere, and punctual.“ But for some reason, her eye is always drawn to the mysterious but good looking guy in her class, Kuze-kun. While he teases her, she falls in love?!"-as quoted by fanfox

Okay, I have given the link to read Sensei's manga. Hope you guys will enjoy reading it. I find sensei's style of writing is intriguing. She keeps me wanting to flip more of the pages. She has the capability of going far. What am I saying? She won't even read this. But give it a try guys.

You who are reading this. Yes, You. You are amazing today as well.

Love and regards

Lafeakame83

DaYs By tSuYoShI yAsUdA sEnSeI

Greetings friends, I will be honest with you guys. I am supposed to study for my exams its on the 18/4 and 21/4 btw....but I got sick and I was not in the mood for studying so you know what I did? I went binge on manga's reading. 

so today what I want to share is a manga called Days by Tsuyoshi Yasuda Sensei.

what a brilliant manga this is..it is still on going btw. 
The protagonist here is Tsukushi Tsukamoto. He is weak, meek, he has all the characteristic that I usually dislike in a manga BUT. I love Tsukushi. I admit that I also did teared up a bit.
Yasuda Sensei wrote it beautifully here.

I have read comments that some people dislike that the story build up is quite slow but I did not hate it because I felt Tsukushi needs room to grow his character. Okay I know I forgot to mention what this manga is all about. 

"Weak, clumsy, and shy, Tsukushi Tsukamoto is a prime target for bullies. Though he suffers through their torment, it leads to a fateful encounter with fellow Seiseki High School student Jin Kazama, a genius soccer player of the same age. After saving Tsukamoto from the bullies, Kazama invites him to a match since his team is one man short.

Although he struggles to keep up with the more experienced players, Tsukamoto is passionate and persistent, inspiring the team and Kazama. With a new passion awakened, he decides to join Kazama in the school's soccer club. Little does he know, the Seiseki team is renowned nationwide, and a terrible player like him might not even pass the selection process, let alone play in the first team! Even so, Tsukamoto forces his way into Seiseki with the only thing he is good at—running straight ahead!" -as quoted by Mangarock.

You may read this manga at Days By Tsuyoshi Yasuda

I love the relationship Tsukushi have with his mother it made me cried. I think I mention this before, perhaps in Japan to find those who can draw manga is humungous but to have a good storyline is another matter. This manga made me want to read more of it. 

The manga is now at chapter 173 and do I want to read it more. Thank you to all the translators, scanlators and editors who took the trouble to let me read this.

If you happen to bump into this blog do drop a comment. I would love to know about your thoughts on this manga as well. 

love and regards

lafeakame83