Iris Zero revolves around the male protagonist, Mizushima Toru, and his apparent mastery of solving certain mysteries and issues on campus with his friends.

Happy to say that this manga is part of those 'hidden treasures' of manga-titles that aren't famous, but have much potential. Serious tones balanced with school comedy and a hint of romance keep me interested in Iris Zero, and I am It defies all expectations of a school romance (my expectations, at least), and its flow of story actually gets me hooked. I was in a desperate search for some new series to look out for, that involves school romances (believe me, I'm really just a sucker for those kinds of stories). I will update as soon as more chapters come out. ***UPDATE 2: This review is up 'till the 29th chapter. And so, Tooru's lonely life as an Iris Zero slowly changes as he comes to meet more people and utilize his exceptional deduction skills to solve various mysteries. Tooru refuses to become involved in such a public affair, but Koyuki's cheerful persistence ultimately prevails. Koyuki's Iris allows her to identify the most qualified person for a certain task-and she determines Tooru to be the most capable person to help her find the next student council president. However, when the popular schoolgirl Koyuki Sasamori comes crashing into Tooru's life, his motto of minimal exposure is brutally shattered.

As an 'Iris Zero,' he is frequently bullied, and therefore, he tries to stand out as little as possible. Unfortunately, high school student Tooru Mizushima is one of the very few without an Iris. These powers manifest themselves in the form of visual cues and range from lie detection to danger prediction. EditSynopsis 'Irises' are unique abilities most people are said to possess from birth.

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