And that's a wrap. Yes, only 3 chapters total😂 Don't worry though, this last chapter is 100 pages of story and an afterword. All in all it's a full volume work, it's just weirdly divided in only 3 chapters, but once you read it you'll understand why it was split into three parts. I like it when people mess with structure anyway.
What can I say about Nonamour, this was one of my favorite stuff we've worked on so far, it gave me massive Wong Kar Wai vibes and that's one of the highest compliments I can give to something.
Anyway, here we go
All the leaves are brown and the sky is gray
There are so many moments and pages in this mango that I absolutely adore, for example the last panel on page 121 (numbered 122 at the bottom) is amazing, it encapsulates so much about the series but also works so well without context. Despite being so emotionally charges, I had no problem going over the pages multiple times for qc which is kinda weird, but finishing it energized me (for a bit, I'm in a slump again now) because it made me say "that's why I read manga". I've often said that I like Helter Skelter best from Okazaki but some days I feel guilty about saying that because Pink was just too good. I don't know how I'd rank these three, but I know that I love them very very much and her endings are always perfect. I'm feeling pretty ill right now so I'm not gonna say much more but these two Okazaki works we've done use two core concepts I'm very fond of, a story about "Someone that wants to love and be loved, but is incapable of neither." is the kind of story I really want to read or watch.
Pararara pararara pararara
Looking from a window above, it's like a story of love
