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When a girl calls you cute it's hard to tell if she actually meant it, or was just being nice. On the other hand, when a boy calls you cute it's pretty safe to say that you're cute.

"Kawaii" wa Kimi no Mono is the story of a boy cuter than the rest of the girls in his class. Each chapter begins with a quick game of dress-up, where the main character tries on different assortments of ribbons and bows provided by the other boys in his class. Aside from this, every chapter contains embarrassing interactions between Tamaru (the mc), Morgana (his crush), and the ... rest of the students in his class. Each interaction comes across as cute and dare I say wholesome.

To top it off the illustrations are nice. They aren't amazing or horrible, but just well-drawn. It makes it easy to tell what emotions the characters are feeling and just adds nicely to the story.

Overall, I would recommend this manga if you just want something nice and wholesome to read. I just enjoy reading each chapter, and as it may seem repetitive at times I just enjoyed the cute and wholesome story.

6.6/10


Well, well, well, if it isn’t another one of those femboy, cute mangas that have some childish romance inserted into the plot line. The originality in the characters and plot aren’t all there, but it also isn’t anything that’d make you die of cringe, which is quite an accomplishment nowadays.

Like noted before, the plot and characters don’t embrace any out of ordinary or unique attributes, but it follows its relatively basic premise and dies on it — the characters and plot developments aren’t surprising and basically follow the same formula in each chapter. Though it isn’t the most diverse and there’s barely any progression, ... there’s a small hint of plot that justifies the manga’s existence.

The characters are all cliche and non-ambitious — they have a set personality and stick to it while having zero developments. There are some minor, minor characters inserted into the plot for some change-up, however, they are negligent to the story’s progression and mood, which does ruin any hope of originality and unexpectedness the plot may take.

“I mean, it’s alright” — if you’ve read any middle school or elementary school romance, wholesome manga then this is about what’d you expect from the story’s characters and plotline — the only unique twist in this manga was the “cute” mc and his embrace of it, but that’s about it.


Reading Rankings (Portnoy inspired + A Huang-Teizan Original)
10 - God’s penmanship
9 - Must-read. Drop everything else.
8 - Instant bookmark
7 - Entertaining
6 - Good to time
5 - Why are you reading this?
4 - Bad.
3 - Typical garbage.
2 - My head hurts.
1 - Retirement is a thought.
0 - “Did they even give you a story?!”