Mousou Telepathy - Reviews

No question, the greatest part of this manga is the friendship that develops between Nakano Ayako and Azuma Manami. It's far more interesting than the romantic elements. The beginning of the manga seems to be mainly recycling the same joke of a guy secretly having perverted thoughts behind a poker face, but thankfully it does expand beyond that and starts including more variety to the jokes and some actual character development. I very much enjoyed the majority of this manga. But unfortunately, the last few hundred installments (since around the 500th or so) take a noticeable dip in how engaging they are. And I think that's mainly because they're just wrapping things up and getting the main couple together, which feels more like something the plot had to do than something the plot got to do (if that makes any sense). Anyway, I also thought the way the manga had the relationship climax coincide with the high school graduation felt super cliched and I probably would've preferred if it hadn't gone that route. But I think this type of story can struggle with wrapping things up in a way that doesn't feel cliched and rote.

I don't care for the artwork all that much. It's obviously not intended to be super detailed or awe-inspiring or scenic or anything like that, so maybe it's not fair of me to judge it so harshly, but I have to be true to what I feel. The character designs are alright, I guess, but I honestly find it more generic and simplistic than cute. I do appreciate some of the coloring choices they made. Namely, it mixes together colored moments and words with the dreary grays, with the coloring representing what's happening inside peoples' minds.

I see this doesn't have any reviews and that's sad. It deserves at least a short one so here:

The characters are lovable, it got a quite a few chuckles out of me and it's very light hearthed. It's a funny love and friends story that doesn't get dark for a second. Just a r/wholesome all the way. Not perfect but I recommend it as a nice pass of time when you don't want to read anything too complicated.

Yeah, definitely better than another certain anime *cough cough Miss Kotoura* There isn't any story to this than them going through their high school lives. I really liked how everything is black and white and when we see inside other people's heads; we see how expressive and colorful everything gets. For the characters, I often related more to the main characters. Mainly because I'm an introvert that experienced unrequited love. So I felt how it feels to feel so alone and knowing how you feel. I really like this power damaged her mentally and we get to see what she does to fix this. I also liked they wanted to also explore this power even further and the experiments were funny too. I would recommend to anyone wanting a semi-short read with some though proking ideas. 

I wonder why this doesn't have many reviews so I'm writing this review just to make the review section seem [what's the word for not lonely?!?!] This is a pretty interesting manga and I really like how the characters act. (including the cat- SEAWEED) It's not every day you get to see a manga with a guy with perverted thoughts and a girl who can read those thoughts. I'm not sure if you [who's reading this] will like it but I'm just here to tell you that I liked it~ Oh, and the art is simple but the colours in it are so fun~ Read it and you'll get what I mean. I hope you like it and you should review it afterwards~ Good luck and have fun~