Shiho Aizawa is known to be an expressionless, mysterious, and fragile beauty. Our protagonist, Souta Mizutani, receives a sudden confession from her. But following this event, another Shino Aizawa appears… Twins…? No…Doppelgangers! See their relationships blossom in this fantasy rom-com!

This comic book offers us a unique and entertaining premise, at the same time this comic book introduces us to a world of unexpected twists and humorous situations, laying the groundwork for a potentially engaging series.

The story in this comic book centers on Aizawa, a high school student who suddenly finds herself able to multiply into numerous versions of herself. This bizarre ability sets the stage for both comedic and introspective moments as Aizawa navigates the complexities of her newfound power.

The main character in this comic book, Aizawa, is portrayed with charm and relatability. Her reactions to the strange circumstances she faces are authentic and endearing, making it easy for readers to connect with her journey. Shiki skillfully balances Aizawa’s internal struggles with the comedic potential of her situation, creating a dynamic and engaging character.

The side characters in this comic book while not deeply explored in this first volume, add flavor to the story. Their reactions to the multiplying Aizawa range from bewilderment to amusement, contributing to the humorous tone of the manga. There is potential for these characters to be developed further in future installments, adding depth to the narrative.

The creators of this comic book do a good job at creating a light-hearted yet intriguing narrative. The concept of multiplication is used cleverly to explore themes of identity and self-discovery. Aizawa’s interactions with her duplicates provide humorous and sometimes poignant insights into her character, highlighting her strengths and insecurities.

The artwork in this comic book complements very well the story’s quirky nature. The illustrations in this comic book capture the chaotic and comedic essence of Aizawa’s predicament, with expressive character designs and dynamic panel layouts. The visual style enhances the humor and energy of the narrative, making the reading experience enjoyable.

Even thou this comic book has some strengths to it, it doesnt help it to not face some challenges which it faces. The plot, while entertaining, can feel somewhat episodic, with a focus on situational comedy rather than a cohesive overarching storyline. While this approach suits the comedic elements, which have left me wanting more depth and progression in the plot.

Additionally, while the concept is intriguing, the manga could benefit from deeper exploration of the implications of Aizawa’s ability. There is room for more introspection and exploration of how her multiplication affects her relationships and sense of self, which could add layers to the story.

I Give This Book 3 / 5