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„When Amber shines on Neon Light” ist eine tolle Geschichte, lustig, aber mit ernsten Untertönen und mit wunderschönen Zeichnungen.ĭie Charaktere habe ich sofort liebgewonnen. Ich habe keine Ahnung, wie ich so lange ohne Mangas und vor allem ohne Yaoi ausgekommen bin! Jahrelang habe ich gar keine Mangas gelesen und spätestens jetzt habe ich mir für 2019 vorgenommen, die Anzahl wieder deutlich zu erhöhen!

The smutty scene was so well drawn, their bodies. And thank God Yuusuke was never a jerk with Saya, and I love how quickly Yuusuke makes Saya realize he doesn't feel disgust over Saya being a guy. Good characters since Saya was a nice guy who was also the only one who could read Yuusuke's aloofness. I love how quickly Yuusuke defends him when the bully shows up, how he confronts him. Touching because Saya's past, while being cliche (first guy he liked rejected him, and then bullied him) was sad and I feel for him, his tears and his disgust at being a guy who likes guys. Of course it is impossible to think Yuusuke is a dick since he feels very remorseful afterwards. It was going to be his first time, and to have your first posible lover to run away after seeing you naked.

It was very heartbreaking how he appologizes while poor Saya gets his heart broken. No wonder, although he always knew Saya was a guy, he never thought about men bits. This is a g4u, as most yaoi are, but this one at least, while Yuusuke, being straight, starts to see Saya as "cute" and gives the first step, is paralyzed the first time he sees Saya naked. It's exactly this focus on small changes and admissions that I enjoyed the most in Neon Sign Amber.Ī perfect blend of cuteness, touching story, good characters, smutty scenes and beautiful art.Ĭuteness because I love that Saya and Yuusuke are friends first, and that they aren't promiscuous. Living his homosexuality in the closet - and with a traumatic past of bullying and homophobic persecution - he is attuned to small details and gestures, even though he's afraid to act upon them. Saya, however, knows how to read people between the lines. Ogata suffers from his inability to express himself with other people and when Saya starts to read his emotions with ease, he reacts with confusion and by feeling dangerously exposed. Under the veneer of an apparently lighthearted and superficial story, Ogeretsu portrays two characters that are much more complex than their immediate appearance. Their friendship starts slowly and turns into something that will shake Ogata's worldview and Saya's fears. Ogata, a former bartender with a constantly inscrutable expression, and Saya, a beautiful boy who spends his life between drinks and nights out, get to know each other because of a small debt that Saya has towards Ogata. The MCs of Neon Sign Amber are no exception. I really like the drawing style of Tanaka Ogeretsu and often enjoy her stories populated by sweet and quirky characters.