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Seaside Stranger: Umibe No Etranger | Kanna Kii

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A love story between an openly gay novelist and a young man coping with grief that was recently turned into an anime film Shun has been living in Okinawa with his grandmother ever since a disastrous coming out to his parents. One day he meets Mio, a high school student who recently lost his parents and who now spends his days sitting by the sea. The two of them are just starting to bond when Mio reveals that he's heading for the mainland. Three years later, an adult Mio returns to Okinawa...and he's come to find Shun and reveal what's in his heart.

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Seaside Stranger: Umibe No Etranger | Kanna Kii

Didn't love either of these. Seaside Stranger drags for me and I don't love that both of the men are in their 20s but look like they're in their mid teens in the drawings. Tamon's B-Side was cute for several volumes but it's getting a little TOO dramatic and repetitive. Which is fine, it's just not for me.

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Seaside Stranger: Umibe No Etranger | Kanna Kii

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Reviewing the whole series here because I think on a volume to volume basis, you can see the flaws in the storytelling (random jumps in time, somewhat choppy), but as a whole, it‘s a wonderful story of two guys with different forms of trauma trying to navigate life and a new relationship. It‘s sweet, hilarious at times, and tough at times. I really enjoyed Mio and Shun.

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