“Lonely Kororu climbs a sky-bound string, seeking connection with a possible star-dwelling companion.”
From Star Strings
スターストリングスより
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Synopsis
Lonely Kororu climbs a sky-bound string, seeking connection with a possible star-dwelling companion.
After traversing the entire planet and finding no one else, Kororu realizes that she is truly alone. While she is overwhelmed with sadness, she discovers a string reaching up into the sky farther than her eyes can see. Filled with a sense of wonder, she spends the night holding on to the string—only to awaken to a pull coming from it. When Kororu comprehends that someone might be trying to communicate with her from among the stars, she becomes determined to climb the string and meet the person at the other end.
What people say
Community consensus
Derived from 5 sampled reviews
What 5 readers settled on.
Mostly aligned
σ 1.20 · some divergence
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Not enough recommend signal yet
↓ 0.60
Running avg · Oct 2018 → May 2024
- 9 “This story is a beautiful, melancholic, and thought-provoking piece that feels like a poignant bedtime story for adults. While I generally dislike open-ended narratives, the emotional impact of...”
- 9 “Star Strings Yori excels as a unique, fairy-tale-like short story that offers a compelling and immersive world. While the narrative leaves many questions about the setting and background...”
- 9 “The artwork is absolutely stunning, featuring an ethereal and dystopian world that perfectly complements the sweet, emotionally resonant narrative. While the concise, bedtime-story pacing is...”
Read Order & Related
A self-contained story.
No sequels, spin-offs or alternate tellings — From Star Strings begins and ends here.
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A Doujin Publication
- Format 1 vol ch × vol
- Published Aug 2011 – ongoing
- Source Doujin media type
- Ref. BS-M46656 catalog