KAZUAKI-KUN's BOOK

short but cute (and depressing). you'll want to play the original game and its sequel to understand. can you tell i love kazuaki

Ahhh~ Everything Moa puts out is just so good, I can't handle it!!! It's spectacular. I'm only just now getting into the spin off manga, but I already love them just as much as the games and audio drama

If I could have paid $30, I would have. I’m certainly a Hitori apologist and Kazuaki annoys me, but I do adore him nonetheless and wept at his cute little cryhatchling face.

Funny, well written, and good characters (or character). What more do you need? For a dollar this book is well worth it if you ask me. You most likely will only need to play Hatoful Boyfriend and Holiday Star to know more on these characters.

All the expected fun of Hatoful-related material with just the right amount of mood whiplash. Because, you know, you can't get through something dealing with Hatoful Boyfriend without a little mood whiplash to throw some edge on the cheer.

It is, of course, super cute art, and a good look at Kazuaki Prime's life. I would've preferred something in the canon universe though. This takes place in the everyone lives AU from Holiday Star's shrine visits instead.

I'm glad to see some more Hatoful Boyfriend stories being translated. A quick, fun read and it's only a dollar! If you haven't played the Visual Novel series, this comic won't make much sense.

Even if you haven't played the game this short comic is based on, you'll probably get a kick out of the humor and the adorableness of the artwork.

I've been waiting for this to become available in English, and was extremely excited to see it released in time for Christmas. The art, as expected, is lovely- it's crisp and clear, not to mention cute! The translation reads fine, though is perhaps a little stilted at some points. The book is short but extremely fun, and well worth the price. Fair warning, though; there is some very gory/disturbing content, and although the tone is lighthearted overall, with prior knowledge of the series it reads as slightly darker and sadder. The bonus illustration at the end was a nice surprise- I'd never seen it before, and it was a big highlight for me!

The kid lost interest when he got what he wanted

Coo! (I loved this book so much! It's quite short, so I finished it in a day, but it's very entertaining. However, it gets quite heavy at the end and has some disturbing images, even though it only shows up twice. I'd recommend this to ages fifteen and above, but defiantly deserves a try!)