manga monday
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Manga Monday #7: Tokyo Mew Mew by Mia Ikumi and Reiko Yoshida (vol. 4-7)
*Warning! This post will contain spoilers!* Looking at the covers of the latter volumes triggered some memories for me, from back when this series was first released in English. Since Tokyo Mew Mew was the first manga I collected to completion and I started my collection as the series was being released, I would eagerly Continue reading
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Manga Monday #6: Tokyo Mew Mew by Reiko Yoshida and Mia Ikumi (vol. 1-3)
I’ve been looking forward to this one, because Tokyo Mew Mew was the very first manga series I collected and read to completion. I was pretty young when I read it (probably early teens), but I have fond memories of the characters and stories, and I look forward to riding the wave of nostalgia. ~Reading Continue reading
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Manga Monday #5: Absolute Boyfriend (vol. 4-6)
*Warning! This post will contain MAJOR spoilers!* Last week, I re-examined volumes 1-3 of Yuu Watase’s shojo manga Absolute Boyfriend, and this week, I’ll be tackling the end, volumes 4-6! I went into the tail end of this series expecting to be blown away, and in all honesty, I wasn’t – I kept both feet Continue reading
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Manga Monday #4: Absolute Boyfriend by Yuu Watase (vol. 1-3)
*Warning, this post contains minor spoilers!* I’m not going to lie, I was initially leery of this series because of the “scandalous” cover of the first volume, which features a mostly naked man. I didn’t want to buy it in stores because I didn’t want the cashier at Borders to judge me, so I ended Continue reading
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Manga Monday #3: Full Moon o Sagashite by Arina Tanemura (vol. 4-7)
WARNING! This post will contain SPOILERS! The previous post, which discusses volumes 1-3, can be found here! Now, after starting the series several years ago and failing to finish it, I have finally read all of Full Moon o Sagashite! It’s a unique feeling to read a manga like this now, in my twenties, as Continue reading
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Manga Monday #2: Full Moon o Sagashite by Arina Tanemura (vol. 1-3)
While scanning my shelves for the next series to revisit, I tried to remember the first time I read Full Moon o Sagashite by Arina Tanemura, but drew a total blank. After some more thought, I realized that, although I’m pretty sure I’ve read at least the first couple of volumes, I never finished it. Continue reading
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