Millennium Snow, Vol. 4 (4)

Pretty much a wrap up story that focuses mainly on Chiyuki and Toya taking the steps to be officially a couple. The final volume gives a little more insight on Toya's upbringing along with more history about his family. Other characters aren't really focused as much, aside the random vampire Johann (he appeared in previous volumes as somewhat of a spectator of Toya's activity) that appears as an attempted foil on their relationship that kind of served as a warning to Toya and Chiyuki should they pursue their romance. The history the author provides that via montage of events that Johann and his lover that lived a millennium went through.The art is good. Overall the story was okay, the ending was predictable and like mentioned, pretty much just a wrap up. I would of liked a several years later extras to see how it panned out (though I imagine probably just the same but more lovey-dovey and recycling of random daily slice of life events).

This is a great wrap up to the story. The loose ends are tied up and neatly packaged. I enjoyed this entire manga completely. I loved the earlier volumes light heartedness, with moments of serious contemplation. I loved how this volume focused more on the development of Toya and Chiyukis story and background. The artwork is beautiful and instrumental to supplying the mood and feeling of the individual chapters.Pick up this short manga and read it! I promise, you will not be disappointed. At least I wasn't. I am glad and satisfied with how it ending, though I honestly would love more (continuation of what happens here and there throughout their lives), but am also satisfied.

Just read mine today. This volume was cute and nice to look at. I would have liked more of these two as a couple but it ends shortly after they finally get together. The first two vumes of this series was one of my first manga purchases so I'm glad ten years later to get my resolution, even if it is a bit more rushed then I'd like.The entire series is definitely worth a read.

Really enjoyed this series and was so happy it was finished - even after a 10 year hiatus. The artwork is gorgeous and really enjoyable. The only downside was I felt like the ending was abrupt. Other than that - great series!

I love this series. It's quirky, fun, charming, with enough melodrama for quickening the heart, shoujo-style. It's a bit weird because the first two volumes were written before Host Club and the last two afterwards. The different look and feel between the two sets are noticeable but it's cool to see how Hatori has developed as an artist. Sadly, this series is short, only four volumes.

I was so excited that they finished this series!! I had hoped they would! Thanks for having it in your store!!

Couldnt believe they finished off this series with a book 3 and 4! Very happy to have the full collection now.

Hatori-Sensei gives us another cute and lovable story about angst ridden young adults. It makes you giggle and root for them all at once. Highly recommend all her works.

After waiting so long for more, was not disappointed. Good story and brilliant all round!

very good on time

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