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Fly Me to the Moon

Also known as: Tonikaku Kawaii, トニカクカワイイ, Tonikaku Cawaii, Generally Cute, จะยังไงภรรยาของผมก็น่ารัก, Fly me to the moon - Tóm lại là em dễ thương, được chưa?, 總之就是很可愛, 总之就是非常可爱, Così carina. Fly me to the moon, Beni Ay'a Götür

by Kenjirou Hata

Score from AniList: 80/100releasing

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First comes marriage, then comes an earthbound love that is out of this world! From the day his parents named him, Nasa Yuzaki has been destined for outer space…or so he believes. But while trying to join the space program, he is thrown for a loop when an accident introduces him to Tsukasa, a mysterious girl with strange powers. Is she an alien, a moon goddess or something else? Since she insists on marrying him, Nasa has plenty of chances to find out! (Source: VIZ Media) Notes: The 16th volume includes the 4 chapter prequel "FLY ME TO THE MOON".

Type: Manga

Hoard Verdict

The StoryHoard editorial verdict

★ 3.5/5

A cosy, playful romance about a boy who gets a bride from the sky, with a warm rhythm and a light touch of fantasy.

Pros

A playful, high-concept romance premise
Warm, easygoing tone with gentle comedy
Lovable supporting characters

Cons

The romance moves in a predictable pattern
The stakes stay low throughout the run

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Fly Me to the Moon is a cosy romantic comedy with a premise that is hard to resist. A boy who has always dreamed of outer space meets a mysterious girl with strange powers, and she insists on marrying him. The high-concept hook gives the series a playful energy, and the gentle comedy comes from the everyday awkwardness of their life together. The tone is warm, and the supporting cast adds texture to each chapter. The honest cons are that the romance follows a fairly predictable pattern, and the stakes stay low for most of the run. Readers who want a sharper plot or bigger conflict may find it too easygoing. Still, it is a pleasant, feel-good read that suits a relaxed mood. If you like romance with a dash of whimsy and a good-natured heart, it is worth picking up.