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Koji Nanjo has everything a person could possibly want – good looks, wealth, a successful pop career – and yet he is unhappy with his life. After getting utterly drunk one night and collapsing on top of a garbage heap, Koji is rescued by a young man who takes him home with him. This young man is Takuto Izumi, a boy with a tragic past and a dream to become a professional soccer player. Overwhelmed by Izumi’s show of kindness and his passion to better his situation, Koji finds himself falling in love with the youth; however, Izumi is intimidated by Koji’s self-destructive nature and is reluctant to return any romantic feelings. Can Koji convince Izumi that they are meant to be or will his insecurities only end up driving them apart?
if you liked Ai no Kusabi or Zetsuai 1989 then you'll more than likely enjoy the other, I find that the first thing I realized was that the art was simular and that made it appealing since I liked the art of the other already, also they both hold an interesting outlook on life and ideals of the time that are interesting. I believe it would be hard to like one and not the other hence why I recommed both. ^__^ hope this helps you out a bit!
Despite their problems, Takuto Izumi has not left Koji Nanjo’s side; and what’s more, it seems Izumi might finally be developing feelings for Koji. Circumstances continue to plague the budding relationship, however: new opportunities have presented themselves for Izumi to go abroad and embark upon his professional soccer career. At the same time, Koji is thrown off his motorcycle in a traffic accident and ends up in a coma. Trapped between the opportunity of a lifetime and the needs of an emotionally unstable lover, what choice will Izumi make?
if you liked Ai no Kusabi or Bronze: Zetsuai Since 1989(the second instalation of Zetsuai) then you'll more than likely enjoy the other, I find that the first thing I realized was that the art was simular and that made it appealing since I liked the art of the other already, also they both hold an interesting outlook on life and ideals of the time that are interesting. I believe it would be hard to like one and not the other hence why I recommed both. ^__^ hope this helps you out a bit!
