| Creator | Chika Hongo |
| Japanese Title | メトロ |
| Japanese Title (Romaji) | Metro |
| Japanese Publisher | HOME-Sha |
| English Publisher | futekiya |
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Boys' Love Database, Manga
Metro by Chika Hongo
Every day, Mizuki takes the train to school. And every day, almost like clockwork, a certain man has his hands all over him. It’s an unusual routine that he’s almost getting used to, but what will he do when one day, the man promises him more? Is it really worth following him?
2 reviews for Metro by Chika Hongo
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guety –
I originally thought this manga would just be a rape fantasy, but it also manages to skillfully develop the characters and their relationship with good storytelling. Metro tells the story of two quite damaged guys who get into a relationship that they both know is messed up, and how that relationship helps them grow. It’s not a manga for everyone, but I absolutely recommend it if you’re okay with the premise. The characters are intriguing and their development is quite good, specially for such a short manga, plus Hongo sensei’s art is beautiful, with really spicy sex scenes.
Pachi –
I had such high expectations for this manga, since I loved Setagaya Synchronicity, but it felt hollow in the end.
The set up is really good, two broken people in a terrible situation but making most of it anyway, but the plot doesn’t have a good payoff. The “ops i’m in love with you” from the seme felt really forced and the mom subplot was not resolved at all in the end.
I feel like this manga should have been longer to proper develop everything, it’s a shame 🙁