Nisekoi: False Love, Vol. 8 (Volume 8): Last Minute

Good continuation to the manga. Recommended.

Nisekoi is one of those manga series which is entertaining and fun to read. There is a lot of good to the series and is, in most cases, pure comedy gold. If you’re a guy and are looking into this series I can already recommend that it is worth the read.STORY & CHARACTERSThe story is very generic. Raku made a promise with a childhood friend and gave her a key, so that when they meet again they can use it to unlock his pendant. Of course, after ten years he doesn’t remember what the promise was or what the girl looked like. Like I said, it’s very basic for a comedy series in this genre. But it is supposed to be generic and cliché. The plot moves forward slowly, but, if anything, it’s the character driven side-stories that is the true meat of this series. There is a lot of interaction between all of the characters, everyone all ways having something to say. I found this surprising because normally with a forever expanding cast of characters there are a few things which shouldn’t work, but they do very well. There is never a single chapter which can be considered boring because there is always something going on; whether it be the plot moving forward, character interaction, gag chapters, etc. There is always something to enjoy. This is also one of the few series which I like all of the characters, because I find them either interesting enough for me to care about them or they’re interaction is just fun to read. I can officially that I am on team Tsugumi.OVERALLThere is a lot to enjoy in this series and there is always something going on. It’s an interesting manga that anyone can just pick up and read. I can give this series a recommendation to buy, because it is so good and is worth picking up before it starts to get too long.

Amazing