Kishuku Gakkou no Juliet

*It's been ages since the last time i write a review so please bear with me lol


As an avid one-shot manga reader. I always crave for a one-shot which will give enjoyment to me. And then i stumbled "Kishuku Gakkou no Juliet"
First i thought it's a typical rom-com manga like Nisek**, well really it is like that, the general scenario is somewhat similar to Nisek**.

Story : 7
The story is simple and plain, two-factions that are rivals and have a grudge on each other is the hindrance to the love of protagonist. Like i say earlier, this is somewhat similar to a certain manga. *cough cough teamtsugumi.

Art : 8
The art is very good, as i read many one-shot there are only few of them with remarkable art. The female protagonist looks cute. I enjoyed staring at each page for atleast 1 minute per page

Character : 7
The character development is not present, well it's because it is a ONE-SHOT . However you can enjoy what they already have.

Enjoyment : 8
Argh... From the start until the end of reading this. I have this little smile in my face. I really enjoyed reading this one because of it's very light to read. I don't need to comprehend any complicated things because the story itself is very light and easy to follow. The Comedy may be cliched but it still manage to put smile on my face. A story like this can shift my mood from depress to happy. I like reading those kind of manga that can make its reader happy.

Overall : 7
Overall it's worth it to read. If you want something short and light with few romance and comedy. You may actually enjoy reading this one-shot.

If you're into Romeo and Juliet or forbidden love type stories, then this manga is definitely something you should pick up.

The manga is based around a school that is split into two factions and the hidden relationship of their two leaders. Their comedic efforts to conceal their love and the beautiful art style makes it a nice short read.

this is a one shot is 42 pages and not a complete series but i hope people come to like this manga as it is very interesting, its story isn't as original as other distinguished mangas but its takes on from a good classic, Romeo and Juliet, it kinda set's itself apart with its funny scenes and small cast, it is a one shot with a refreshing story and be warned this is only my second review but my first didn't come out bad

Story: like i said before its not original but it uses this to its advantage, i cant really say much because it was a one shot but as someone who enjoyed it i can say it was very well done Low 8 but an 8

Art: the art is real nice, the lines are clear, there bolded nicely, the bubbles are where they are suppose to be, shading and thinning are good too i give it a high 9 nothing much i can say i've seen some poorly drawn mangas not gonna read those until they sharpen up

Characters: they are cool and memorable but they need that PAZAM to set them apart, some of the back ground characters have this PAZAM, thats why i do think they should introduce more into this small cast of only 2 but im not saying the MC's are bad, the two MC's are awesome, the idea of love is dead if their families dont see eye to eye isn't original but in this case they would really die if their families did find out if their relationship was found out thats why the 2 MC's personalities and characteristics go well together and thats why i gave it a good mid 8

-MC Inudzuka: Boss of the touwa family, his character is the male love interest, he has esteemed combat abilities as per being the leader of his family and is really honorable and commendable if this One shot does become a series i wish they dont change his character

-MC Persia: Boss of the Britain group, she has strength comparable to that of Inudzuka, she seems regal like any princess type of boss out there though she is awesome but if anything i would change her character a bit dont know how but she needs a bit

Enjoyment: other than the funny scenarios the couple ends up in to hide their relationship, i would like to see more action scenes or drama, it is a one shot of course but im just saying what i'd like to see, middle 7

Overall: This manga really is an interesting one, it has all the fundamentals to become a next hit manga, the drama, the romance, the action, the throwing your gf into the pool moments, its very good, the only reason im giving it an 8 is because it was too damn short, i wish there was more, i might exaggerate a bit but when there are already hype anime battle anime out there, there should be one sweet manga you can go to this manga would be the one, for its comedy, hilarious romance, and pr esteem art i gave it like i said before and mid 8 out of 10 thank you and i hope you give this a good read and give a shout out to Kanade Yousuke for his nice One Shot

Well, Kishuku gakkou no Juliet is definitely an addicted manga that occupied my days until I finished it. The ending is great, I love this story sooooo much so definitely feel sad when I finish it.

Story:10
The story is truly novel and fascinating for a love comedy seeker like me. I don’t get the appealing part of this manga when I was reading the first few chapter-it really rare for any love comedy to have a opening like this (Tonikaku Kawaii has similar opening ?). However, the following description of the story and the friendly environment in the academy is definitely interesting to read and the daily conversation between MC and Juliet is simply soooo sweet !!!!!

Character:
The development of character in this manga is great, every character is well developed and it make me to think about them even after I finish the manga!!! Miss them sooo much.

Enjoyment:
It is absolutely one of the greatest and novelist love comedies I ever read.

Kishuku Gakkou no Juliet (2015-2019)

A School setting for effectively Romeo and Juliet. HOWEVER, in this version of events things are played out in a modern world with old ideals (Random Sword fights to settle things). The story doesn't involve the sacrifice of death but shows a more social-political version of trying to change the status quo for a better future of understanding.

During the most part the Romio (Adapted name) from the East in black uniform and Juliet from the West in White uniform go to the academy on an island that separates the two areas which is a false yet unyielding symbol of unity after much conflict. Students attend from a very young age all the way to finishing college and are expected from their childhoods to dislike the each other in a black vs white (Not skin colour but uniform) conflict.

Romio and Juliet have grown up together but separately at the same time. They however harbor feelings for each other which in the Manga like the Anime is quickly realised. The relationship must be kept secret going forwards to avoid getting pushed out the school. Although in theory there is nothing wrong with the situation as you will learn past transgression of previous students has had disastrous results in this type of situation.

As the series goes on they learn about each other deeply and all the people around them. Some people find out the secret and are convinced for the best to keep it secret. It comes to a head eventually where a decisive choice must be made by the students in an attempt to change the world. This comes to a decision that involves them going forward with their decision. After many altercations things improve in some ways.

Eventually, we get to a really nice ending that shows the opposite side of the Shakespearean story that is much more satisfying. We even get a time skip to help close things off.

The art used within the series is a really great level of detail with some Ecchi scenes that give a bit of a change up and truth that the real world isn't truly clean. Some people want a pure story like nothing dirty exists in the real world.

Characters are many and they are mostly (the important ones) developed with great detail and care. We learn about so many people on such a deep level that you feel you could be their friend since you know so much about them.

Aside from Romio and Juliet they are surrounded by a close knit bunch that through adversary and sometimes against their own desires do work forward sensibly to change the world. Many truths about people comes out to which some are good and some are bad. They however, in the attempt to change the world work through forgiveness and rectify the state of things as they go forward.

The series in all is extremely enjoyable and aside from a slightly rushed ending is 100% worth a read. There were moments I felt a tightness in my chest as I read what was happening. Towards the middle set and beyond times I was getting teary eyed which caused me to react. The scenes in places that filled you with a genuine joy that makes you think being in their world during this time would have been an absolute pleasure to have joined their plight.

Overall, this is an awesome series that puts you through a deep set of emotions and brings you close to the characters on many levels. It has left a long last impression on me as a reader.

I would love to see the series get a full adaptation of anime and if I could fund it I absolutely would.

If you want something similar try reading Ore ga Ojousama Gakkou ni "Shomin Sample" Toshite Rachirareta Ken. This is a really nice story about the naive world the wealthy live in being opened up to the real world in a love story that is hilarious due to its nature and also heart pounding when it needs to be that concludes in a really satisfying way.

https://myanimelist.net/manga/46368/Ore_ga_Ojousama_Gakkou_ni_Shomin_Sample_Toshite_Rachirareta_Ken

What I found fun about this manga is that well it's cliche, but it's a good kind of cliche, and it does enough variation on the formula and characters to make it interesting.

The manga basically is... well Rome and Juliet at a highschool, told mainly from Inudzuka Romeo's POV but while the world's not that well developed, the characters are done quite well.

Juliet Percia and Inudzuka Romeo aren't just simply rehashes of Rome and Juliet. They don't just go head over heels over one another. The manga does it's time to develop their history, develop how they fall in love, but not too long. They get the fact that they're interested in one another over with, which is very welcome. The story instead has focused on the two trying to against all odds, get to know each other better and have a normal relationship.

And despite the short number of chapters, the manga's so far actually avoided a lot of typical manga cliche traps despite the setup being cliche. It avoids the harem route, but also avoids the paragon route. There are many girls in Inudzuka's life, but while he's not 100% omg I can't even look at anybdy but Percia, he's devoted, but tempted. It's very human and good writing for a character.

It avoids Percia being a ridiculous tsundere. She is a bit tsundere, but it's an understandable shyness and awkwardness that comes from the fact that she and Inudzuka used to fight a lot.

It also avoids the "liar reveal everything goes terrible" trope. Inudzuka's not an idiot. Well, he is in some ways, but he has friends who don't do heel face turns once they find out.

All in all, the characters are good, the story is fun, a good manga.

Ah, que obra boa.
Juliet vem como uma obra interessante, por sua proposta baseada no clássico de Shakespeare, e também, por colocar o casal a namorar logo no começo da obra, por mais que o namoro deles seja daqueles de ficarem envergonhados ao segurarem as mãos, é legal ver como a relação deles vai evoluindo, já que tem que ser tudo por de baixo dos panos, e ao mesmo tempo os outros personagens também vão ganhando seu desenvolvimento.
Em certo momento, pode se tornar cansativo ler o mangá, tendo a impressão de que a história não está indo para frente. Mas eu lhes garanto uma coisa, ela está. Não se trata só de desenvolver os personagens, mas de desenvolver o seu carinho por eles.
E é com base nisso, que a reta final de Juliet é algo esmagador para seus sentimentos. São muitas partes emocionantes.
E então chegamos no final. O Japão está repleto de boas obras que se perdem, ou tem finais ruins, mas Juliet não é uma delas, o final de Juliet é simplesmente perfeito. Não tenho como ter reclamações, foi algo que me fez chorar e rir, ao mesmo tempo.
Para os fãs de uma boa comédia romântica, Juliet é uma obra indispensável.

Don't expect a very good/detailed review from me, this is my first ever review and I only do this because of how much I love Kishuku Gakkou no Juliet.

I have been reading this manga for a few years now, and now seeing it end, i can't rate it anything under a 10 out of 10.
I first read it while it only have about 20 to 30 chapters and from that point onward I have been kinda "obsessed" with this manga. This manga also have an anime too, it isn't as good as the manga in my opinion but if you rather watch anime than read manga than I'm 100% recommending watching the manga
The story is really good, how everything and everyone developed and changed through the series is awesome. Its kinda like revered nisekoi but its didn't drag the story out like how nisekoi does. The comedy is really funny, a lots of the times it got me laughing harder than most thing konosuba have been able to do. The romance is 10 out of 10 I can't lie.
The art is fantastic, also 10 out of 10, I want to have a tons of this manga arts/drawing set as my wallpaper, seriously I wish i can find any as a 1920x1080 pictures.
About enjoyment, trust me reading this manga will be and i promise it WILL be an awesome time.
Overall this manga 100% deserved it rating (8 out of 10). Its 1 of the best manga I have ever read and 1 of the few manga I have been able to keep up with for a few years and read the new chapter as soon as it come out. So if you haven't read this manga yet, trust me it will be 1 of the best romcom you have ever read.

I find a lot of enjoyment in this rom-com manga. When I stumbled this manga on social media I was pretty interested in the story and the name "Kishuku Gakkou no Juliet" or "Boarding School Juliet" because I have experience with boarding school.

The pure romance between Inuzuka Romio and Persia Juliet is so good that I kept reading it again and again, although the comedy is actually not bad. I expected a harem story with 2-3 character "loving" the main but surprisingly is not a harem and I was relieved about this. It's rare to see a pure rom-com manga with the ending this manga offers.

Honestly, In my opinion Kishuku Gakkou no Juliet is a fantastic manga that really stands out among other romcoms. I can recommend it if you're looking for some pure rom-com. 9/10

Well, I usually don't read manga, because I think or at least I thought they weren't to be compared with anime. But, Kaneda Yousuke made me think otherwise.

I just watched the anime, so the story seemed interesting, though I was surprised to see only the first ~18 chapters were adapted in a one cour anime. So I decided to give the manga a try, since the manga seemed to have so many things left to tell.

So here it started, marathoning the chapters, I just fell in love with the characters, the carefulness with which they were drawn and the high level of details, top tier quality. Their daily routine and how the characters slowly built their relations, growing closer with each chapter passing by, passed all those feelings onward to me, also making me grow closer to them. Such a magic feat is not easy to do, never thought I would love a manga this much, I guess this was only made possible by the author hard-work and I respect that.

As I said before, my enjoyment exceeded any level, the ending was great, nothing else I could ask for, so as a overall rating, it's obviously a Masterpiece, a 10/10.

Recommended!