A Tropical Fish Yearns for Snow Manga Volume 2
About A Tropical Fish Yearns for Snow Manga Volume 2
A Tropical Fish Yearns for Snow manga volume 2 features story and art by Makoto Hagino.
Koyuki really likes Konatsu, but she’s terrified of making the wrong move and embarrassing herself—or worse, chasing Konatsu away forever! Luckily her father has her back and encourages both girls to take things at their own pace. But not all fathers are created equal, and an unexpected visit from Konatsu’s dad threatens to ruin the girls’ special time together!
Details
- Publisher: VIZ BOOKS
- Media: Manga
- Genre: Romance
- Themes: School Life, Slice of Life, Yuri
- Age Rating: 13+
- Release Date: 2/11/2020
- Page Count: 192
- Dimensional Weight: 1
- Written Language: English
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Ratings & Reviews
1 review
Three Great Girls and Two Good Dads
by Ryan -
After this volume, I already feel this will become a favorite yuri series for me in the long run. I enjoyed seeing Koyuki and Amano spend lots of 1-on-1 time again, and Koyuki is quickly becoming a favorite overall character for me. There's a sadness in her expressions that the art shows so well, and we start to see glimpses into its cause(s). I think she's a subtly beautiful character, design- and background-wise.
I especially liked seeing BOTH girls' dads here. I can suspend my disbelief with fiction, but the amount of "absent"/unseen parents, especially fathers, in anime and manga is absurd. So as a man, I am so impressed to see TWO dads who seem to be decent guys and want to be involved in their daughters' lives.
There's also one tiny moment where I can't help thinking Koyuki's dad suspects his daughter is interested in Konatsu, and tries to help her just a bit. If I end up being right about that, I'll be very glad because yay for involved, supportive dads.