Colorless Girl Manga Reviews

it do be pretty good



That aside, it has a cast that is diverse. But at the same time care is taken to explore the stories of all of the core characters, fleshing them out and providing a solid and colorful character that really shines. It might be short but it's a story that manages to convey emotion, growth, and determination to be true to one's self.

Enjoyed this story start to fin. You can tell the author knows the mental frustration going through gender and put it to light in a wonderful environment.

The story shows the daily life of the main character ,a university student and focuses on her relationship with her friends and her dysphoria surrounding her body and also shows her relationship with her family through a mixture a present and past conversations .Overall ,it is a great manga ,dealing with the main character's identity and her interaction with those around her .Only suggestion would be ,that the manga should have shown her trying to access help from online /offline platforms (as the story probably takes place recently) ,which could have helped any readers who have similar feelings .

I love how we get to see the pov, stories and emotions of so many types characters. As a sewist and an artist and someone who has and still battles with my own self identity and image, I can honestly say that art can not only help with expressing yourself it can also help you to discover more about yourself. The way the story shows this is so moving. The way characters grow through their experiences with each other and thru their works is truly inspiring.

I'm really satisfied how good it tells it's themes and how it presented it's characters; it's a fantastic story for anyone who had to struggle on things other's expect and enforce on us; a good read for everyone who doesn't seem to understand but at least want to try (and even can open the mind of people who need to empathize with others a bit more)

I has never heard about this manga before, but wanted to give it a chance since it's from the same mangaka as "I want to be the wall". I was pleasantly surprised by Colorless Girl, a very wholesome and touching manga about a trans girl, while also handling other LGBT themes very well. I really liked the approach to fashion in this manga (it's more of what I'd have liked "Boys Run the Riot" to be, in that sense), and the art college setting was also nice, for which I would also recommend it if you like the setting of Blue Period. All in all, a very nice read.