Kiss of the Rose Princess v.1 by Aya Shouoto – 180 pages
Anise Yamamoto is granted four cards by their keeper, the
cat-bat Ninufa. Kissing the cards
releases the Rose Knights, who just happen to be four of her handsome
classmates. Sworn to her service, she
sets them to tasks from searching for her lost choker (which her father warned
her never to take off) to making an arch for the school festival. The artwork has an eye-catching, frenetic
style, with excessive close-ups, that can be hard to follow at times. A light story but with dynamic interplay
between characters that keeps things moving briskly. I had fun with the first volume and, though
not as interesting as other manga I’ve read recently, I’d like to see how it
develops in the next volume.
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