Toradora! (Manga) Vol. 6

Toradora, Volume 6 is a charming continuation of the series, diving deeper into the characters relationships with heart and humor. The interactions between Taiga, Ryuuji, and their friends feel genuine, keeping readers invested in their journey. The blend of comedy and emotion strikes a perfect balance, making for a delightful read. With its expressive artwork and engaging storyline.

A romantic comedy story with an unexpected turn. I've seen the animated version so its not very surprising but with the artists illustrations the manga is worth reading. Characters are complex with nuanced and subtle personalized approach than one would expect. My only complaint about the comic series is its slow pace and release.

It came fast and was a very good read! There was only one small problem. The spine cover of the manga was creased a little. But other than that, GREAT SERIES!

This is a really good seris. I would recommend it if you like rom/com or slice of life stuff.

good

I think you know the story. “Toradora” is a romantic comedy about a high school boy and girl Ryūji Takasu () and Taiga Aisaka. Summer is over and autumn has set in, and it is decided that the students of Class 2-C are to present a “pro-wrestling performance” for the school’s upcoming bunkasai (culture festival). Not surprisingly, Ryūji and Taiga are cast as “baddies.”In the sixth volume a new character appears: Taiga’s estranged father who suddenly shows up and tells Ryūji that he has made a big decision. He seems to be a nice person, but Taiga’s best friend Minori Kushieda just doesn’t like him. Minori doesn’t trust him and she does not even try to hide that, but why?This is one of the major episodes of Yuyuko Takemiya’s original light novel and its anime adaptation. Here the story takes a more serious turn, making the whole episode a bit of a cliffhanger. The overall tone of the manga remains that of a comedy, so the volume is as enjoyable as before, but I am not sure whether the story really needs to introduce Taiga’s father in this way.Of course, the volume has a number of comical moments. The rivalry between Taiga and Ami Kawashima still continues, and the result is a few amusing interaction between them. With illustrator Zekkyo’s fine artwork, the book is an entertaining read, but my only complaint is the slow pace of publication. (At the time of writing, Volume 7 has not been published in Japan yet.)

Compré también el volumen 4, 7, 8 y 9 y no puedo decir más que es lo máximo. Toradora es la mejor romcom de todas. Y más en inglés, vale muchísimo la pena. Cómpralo ta bueno

Après une si longue pose, c'est un plaisir de retrouver le tigre et le dragon (Taïga et Ryuji) dans la suite de leur aventures. Il n'y a rien de spectaculaire (il s'agit principalement de tranches de vies lycéennes) mais les différents personnages principaux avec leur caractère bien marqué, de même que les rôles secondaires, créent une dynamique très agréable. On attaque dans ce volume un gros morceau, avec la fête du lycée et l'apparition du père de Taïga. Entre le comique (la pièce de théâtre sur un ring de catch !) et des scènes plus tendues (la colère de Ryuji mais surtout de celle de Minori, que l'on voit pour la 1ère fois ne pas sourire), il y a de quoi faire surtout que la tension monte à la fin. Vivement la suite !

Can't wait for the rest. loved the anime and the manga is just as good. Great quality and just as described - would recommend.