Girl Friends ended recently - almost a week ago in fact, but I only just got around to finishing it. As a yuri manga, it is in many ways unparalleled - it feels more real than other works in the genre, both as a result of the authors inclusion of male characters to avoid the "island of lesbians"-style all girls that is common in yuri manga and because its unusual length allows the relationship between the characters to grow much more organically. At the same time, it avoids excessive pre-relationship drama (Mangaka no Tsukurikata, maybe?) as well as post-relationship drama (Octave; definitely Octave).

Anyway, if anyone here has not at least tried to read, you should definitely check it out now that the final chapter is out. Consider it "research material".

maka-maka

might be hard to find now that lililicious has pulled it, but its a nice read

and yes, i said "READ"

azurelao wrote:maka-maka

might be hard to find now that lililicious has pulled it, but its a nice read

and yes, i said "READ"

Eh, you could probably find it on a megaupload somewhere.

"Read" Maka-maka . . . ha! Did you also "read" Shoujo Sect?

thread necro, anyone?

http://lililicious.net/projectDet.php?id=166
Butterfly69 has a pretty cool art style.

Thyroid wrote:thread necro, anyone?

http://lililicious.net/projectDet.php?id=166
Butterfly69 has a pretty cool art style.

FFFF yess
Yokohama Kaidashi forever my favorite.

If we want to talk more current things, that "Kimi Koi Limit" thing that Javi's group is doing is pretty nice. Moto Momomo's art is quite beautiful, and it has a story which takes place in the real world rather than the yuriland that so many things fall into.

Chamomile wrote:
FFFF yess
Yokohama Kaidashi forever my favorite.

=o That looks cool, but super long. I'll put it on my list for when my attention span is less terribad.

Cyfer wrote:If we want to talk more current things, that "Kimi Koi Limit" thing that Javi's group is doing is pretty nice. Moto Momomo's art is quite beautiful, and it has a story which takes place in the real world rather than the yuriland that so many things fall into.

lol this girl has it rough

I've read a lot of yuri, but probably the one I love most is Octave. HNNNNNNG. And I also enjoy Manga no Tsukurikata (even though it moves so slow, I don't give a fuck, dat art).

Nyah~ wrote:I've read a lot of yuri, but probably the one I love most is Octave. HNNNNNNG.

At least we can agree on that.

And I also enjoy Manga no Tsukurikata (even though it moves so slow, I don't give a fuck, dat art).

I ... gave up on this. It reached this point where stuff was supposed to happen, and stuff didn't happen, and I never forgave it this betrayal.