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Tanemura Arina: Fullmoon o sagashite 6+7
Tanemura Arina: Fullmoon o sagashite vol. 6
Errrr. Don't ask me to summarize this? Please? I honestly can't remember what happened in volume five, except Izumi-kun was captured by Jona-san, and I have no idea how Ôshige found out about Fullmoon's disease.
As I can't really speak coherently about Tanemura manga, here are some Random Thoughts:
Izumi-kun sure is a hot masochistic uke.
Woa, who wears that kind of a dress to a date (as opposed to a, um, renaissance* fair?), Mitsuki?
Possessed!Izumi-kun sure looks lovely in that little black number.
Shachô sure is a bastard, and he should cut his hair, too.
It would have been funnier if Meroko really had betrayed Takuto, but I guess that would have been too similar to Fin Fish in Jeanne?
The "Death Master" speaks in riddles, but somehow manages to make more sense than Tanemura Arina's ordinary dialogue and monologue.
The Shinigami Buchô reminds me of Raphael of Earthian. He's hot.
But Jona-san is hotter.
* I spelled that correctly on first try. I'm so proud.
Tanemura Arina: Fullmoon o sagashite vol. 7
On the version I have there is an ad for the Shueisha "Summer Comic Fair" of 2004. They abbreviate this to ... "NatsuKomi". Which just happens to be an abbreviation of "Summer Comic Market", too. You know, Comiket? That event where they sell millions of hentai and yaoi dojinshi every year? Yeah, that one.
What the fuck were they thinking?
Anyway, to the point ... what is the point? That the long hair doesn't suit Izumi-kun, of course. What else? Damn, that's some ugly hair. Or is it just some really really long sideburns?
Also, the dojin quality fanart at the end by Tanemura's assistants ... ye gawds. Stop it. Stop the pain. Oh, wait, is has stopped. This is the last volume. Someone please tell me why I've already decided to follow her new series ...
Tanemura Arina: Fullmoon o sagashite vol. 6Errrr. Don't ask me to summarize this? Please? I honestly can't remember what happened in volume five, except Izumi-kun was captured by Jona-san, and I have no idea how Ôshige found out about Fullmoon's disease.
As I can't really speak coherently about Tanemura manga, here are some Random Thoughts:
Izumi-kun sure is a hot masochistic uke.
Woa, who wears that kind of a dress to a date (as opposed to a, um, renaissance* fair?), Mitsuki?
Possessed!Izumi-kun sure looks lovely in that little black number.
Shachô sure is a bastard, and he should cut his hair, too.
It would have been funnier if Meroko really had betrayed Takuto, but I guess that would have been too similar to Fin Fish in Jeanne?
The "Death Master" speaks in riddles, but somehow manages to make more sense than Tanemura Arina's ordinary dialogue and monologue.
The Shinigami Buchô reminds me of Raphael of Earthian. He's hot.
But Jona-san is hotter.
* I spelled that correctly on first try. I'm so proud.
Tanemura Arina: Fullmoon o sagashite vol. 7On the version I have there is an ad for the Shueisha "Summer Comic Fair" of 2004. They abbreviate this to ... "NatsuKomi". Which just happens to be an abbreviation of "Summer Comic Market", too. You know, Comiket? That event where they sell millions of hentai and yaoi dojinshi every year? Yeah, that one.
What the fuck were they thinking?
Anyway, to the point ... what is the point? That the long hair doesn't suit Izumi-kun, of course. What else? Damn, that's some ugly hair. Or is it just some really really long sideburns?
Also, the dojin quality fanart at the end by Tanemura's assistants ... ye gawds. Stop it. Stop the pain. Oh, wait, is has stopped. This is the last volume. Someone please tell me why I've already decided to follow her new series ...
