Review by Smiguli

The images are all excellent and I didn't find any sub-par ones within the book. The pages are unexpectedly frail (they might come off just by shaking the book upside down). This might be intended so you can, for example, stick them on a wall, but I got a bit surprised thinking they'd be sturdily together like most art books.

Excellent image quality, as expected from Kantoku. There's a good mix of moe and fanservice. The book itself has a beautiful glistering cover. With the Limited Edition comes a sturdy case and a small booklet including a short story and a few additional pictures.

See-through plastic case, multilayered illustration, 3 double-sided fold-out illustrations, extra-lewd monochrome section. This book is worth at least triple its cost and I highly recommend for anyone thinking about an artbook to get it.

The first illustration book from Kentaro Yabuki sure isn't as polished and well put together as some of his later work, but with a clear art style and really cheap price, it still makes a worthwhile addition to a fan's collection. Especially the A1-sized fold-out bikini-poster looks really nice.