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Barakamon Vol 1 Satsuki Yoshino Books

The likelihood is that you're looking into purchasing this manga because you enjoyed the summer 2014 anime adaptation.

Well if you liked the anime, chances are you'll like this just as much. All the characters are enjoyable, and the humor is great as well. Along with that, quite a bit of stuff was cut out of the anime release, so you'll still be getting plenty of new material.

While I can't judge the whole manga series based on the first volume, as of yet I do feel that the anime surpasses the manga ever-so-slightly (an 8.5 for the anime, in comparison to my current score of an 8 for the manga), but that doesn't stop me from wholeheartedly recommending it. If you want more Barakamon, that's exactly what this is. My few flaws were that the art could look a bit awkward at times (with the proportions sometimes looking 'off'), and a couple things that I found to be touching or heartwarming in the anime felt downplayed in the manga.

That said, this is one volume I'm happy to have on my shelf, and I'll certainly be picking up future releases. I highly recommend getting it!


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Barakamon Vol 1 Satsuki Yoshino Books Reviews

Love it
Light-hearted, enjoyable and looking forward to reading more of this series!
Great manga and awesome anine.
after i read the honda-kun series i had to try this and im glad i did. this small island with fun and lessons to be learned is just great. every chapter had me loving each chacter even more.
Just don't read for the first time after just finishing the anime. I did. I'm just glad I had sense enough to try it again now that all this tine has passed. 10/10
I was a little hesitant to read this since it just sounded like a standard slice of life comedy manga, but it's actually a pretty heartfelt story about overcoming your limitations and setting aside your ego to become better in your chosen path. It balances these ideas and messages against fun slapstick humor, so it avoids being too preachy.
When I ordered this volume I was a bit worried by how well done the translation would be for this series. And I must say I was pleasantly surprised. I really liked how the dialect was written and how they kept the Japanese characters and just had the translation in small text underneath it in certain panels. The art is a bit rough in the first volume compared to the rest of the series and was a bit awkward to look at at times. I'm looking forward to owning the other volumes when they come out.

If you're looking for a nice feel good manga I'd recommend picking this up!
The likelihood is that you're looking into purchasing this manga because you enjoyed the summer 2014 anime adaptation.

Well if you liked the anime, chances are you'll like this just as much. All the characters are enjoyable, and the humor is great as well. Along with that, quite a bit of stuff was cut out of the anime release, so you'll still be getting plenty of new material.

While I can't judge the whole manga series based on the first volume, as of yet I do feel that the anime surpasses the manga ever-so-slightly (an 8.5 for the anime, in comparison to my current score of an 8 for the manga), but that doesn't stop me from wholeheartedly recommending it. If you want more Barakamon, that's exactly what this is. My few flaws were that the art could look a bit awkward at times (with the proportions sometimes looking 'off'), and a couple things that I found to be touching or heartwarming in the anime felt downplayed in the manga.

That said, this is one volume I'm happy to have on my shelf, and I'll certainly be picking up future releases. I highly recommend getting it!