Forum › Pale Blue-green Color Saudade discussion

6aef05a8dc5d24fbe7e71b66d596e620
joined Jul 21, 2024

fluffy art style and sad lesbians. just my cup of tea :D
Kinda getting vibes of look back from

last edited at Jan 24, 2025 3:59AM

D05536d6-01d1-4527-9102-4cc772fad5ed
joined Jul 6, 2020

Very interested to see where this goes. I think depressing stories with a flicker of hope for a better future are very appealing. You kinda need to experience both the good and the bad to make either hit hard in fiction.

Eterna%20rinebow%20small
joined Oct 20, 2017

Surely the emergence of the suicidal yuri microgenre -at least one new series every year- is just the result of the continued proliferation of the genre, and is not a portent of things to come

Image_2023-04-26_102004495
joined Apr 23, 2023

Let's goooooo

Images
joined Jun 1, 2017

oh this first chapter is already a fucking banger. it's like someone took the lyrics of one of my favorite songs (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K__HHsgV1RE&rco=1) and turned it into a manga.

the art is gorgeous and i love that the main character isn't femme, is about to hit 30 and looks apropriately depressed. can't wait to see how the story develops.

Screenshot_277
joined Aug 31, 2017

I don't know if anyone mentioned this, but the title has the word "Saudade," which is a Portuguese word with no direct translation to english but is described as "the joy of grief" a melancholy feeling of nostalgia, often used to say you miss something or someone. Read somewhere that yearning and longing are similar, but I don't think it hits even closer to the original meaning, cause is more something you like to remember but it also pains you to not having anymore.

I expect to be part of the theme of this manga. really looking foward to the angst

To reply you must either login or sign up.