Yuki Midorikawa
Auteur de Le pacte des Yôkai - Tome 1
A propos de l'auteur
Séries
Œuvres de Yuki Midorikawa
Pakt der Yokai 21 2 exemplaires
Natsume's Book of Friends - Season 1 2 exemplaires
Natsume’s Book of Friends, Vol. 14 2 exemplaires
Natsume’s Book of Friends, Vol. 9 1 exemplaire
Natsume’s Book of Friends, Vol. 10 1 exemplaire
Natsume’s Book of Friends, Vol. 20 1 exemplaire
Natsume’s Book of Friends, Vol. 22 1 exemplaire
Cinta di Hutan Kelip-Kelip 1 exemplaire
夏目友人帳 25 (花とゆめCOMICS) 1 exemplaire
Natsume’s Book of Friends, Vol. 13 1 exemplaire
夏目友人帳 23 [Natsume Yuujinchou vol. 23] 1 exemplaire
夏目友人帳 30 (花とゆめコミックス) 1 exemplaire
Natsume’s Book of Friends, Vol. 3 1 exemplaire
Hiiro No Isu, Volume 02 1 exemplaire
Natsume’s Book of Friends, Vol. 4 1 exemplaire
Natsume’s Book of Friends, Vol. 15 1 exemplaire
Natsume's Book of Friends - Season 4 Disk 2 1 exemplaire
Natsume's Book of Friends - Season 4 Disk 1 1 exemplaire
Natsume's Book of Friends - Season 3 Disk 2 1 exemplaire
Natsume's Book of Friends - Season 3 Disk 1 1 exemplaire
Natsume’s Book of Friends, Vol. 12 1 exemplaire
Natsume's Book of Friends - Season 2 1 exemplaire
Hotarubi no Mori e 1 exemplaire
Pakt der Yokai 25: Natsume's Book of Friends 1 exemplaire
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- Nom canonique
- Midorikawa, Yuki
- Date de naissance
- 1976-05-23
- Sexe
- female
- Nationalité
- Japan
- Professions
- Mangaka
- Prix et distinctions
- LMG Fresh Debut award (1998)
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Statistiques
- Œuvres
- 76
- Membres
- 2,804
- Popularité
- #9,169
- Évaluation
- 4.2
- Critiques
- 41
- ISBN
- 157
- Langues
- 3
- Favoris
- 5
As we learned in volume one, Takashi has inherited his power from his late grandmother, Reiko, who used to beat up demons and force them to write their names in her 'book of friends'. So long as a Yokai's name is in that book, that yokai must obey whoever has the book. Takashi is trying to give them back their names.
Chapter (Story) 5: Takashi is begged/nagge into being one of the 20 students who will participate in the annual haunted schoolhouse challenge. This year is special because it's going to be the last: the school is going to be torn down.
The students gather together. Nyanko Sensei followed Takeshi. He's talking to his human, when another student asks if the cat made a weird sound. A 'mrowr' is enough to convince him it's just a weird cat.
All the kids have to do is go in as pairs, walk down the hall, and sign their names on a sheet at the end. It hasn't been set up as an American Halloween Haunted House, or so Takashi has been assured. All 20 numbered slips have been drawn, but one hand in the circle of hands has no number to display. Oops.
A girl named Sasada tells the legend of the school, which involved a greedy merchant and a god of luck. Tatsuke and Tsuji, another boy, are the fourth pair to enter even though the three pairs that went in first havened returned. I'm sure you won't be surprised to learn that the school really is haunted.
Sasada is smart and figures out that Takashi can see spirits. She tries to get him to admit it. As we learn, a yokai helped her out during last year's challenge and she wants to see him again to thank him and tell him how much what he did has meant to her. Can Takashi and his 'cat' help her fulfill her wish and save the captured kids? (Madara puts on a disguise in this story that made me smile.)
Chapter (story) 6: Takashi frees a Yokai shaped like a frog and follows it. He meets an evil Yokai tied to a pine tree. The Yokai leaves a mark on Takashi's arm. Nyanko-sensei touches that arm and the curse causes him to lose control of his powers. He's small enough to fit in a teacup, so he advises Takashi to summon Misuzu, the giant horse-headed Yokai introduced in volume one. Misuzu summons a female Yokai named Hinoe to be Takashi's substitute bodyguard. Hinoe loved Reiko and hates men. She's rather upset to see Reiko's face on a boy's body, but she investigates. Meanwhile, Takashi keeps seeing a human-shaped shadow. He calls the shadow 'Mary' after an urban legend about a threat that gets closer and closer to the victim. We know the evil spirt isn't going to kill Takashi, but how the teen is saved was interesting. Hinoe gives Takashi some good advice. She and Misuzu both indicate their willingness to have Takashi call them again.
Chapter (story) 7: This one starts out with Takashi walking his 'cat' on a leash. I enjoyed a dog's reaction. Takashi meets a film star named Shuichi Natori who has a geko-shaped tattoo that moves around his body. Takashi has a scary experience that night (Nyanko-sensei is out boozing). He meets the actor again. Natori is also an exorcist who wants Takashi to become his assistant. He lives in he town of Sasaki with his two familiars, Sasago and Urihime. He's on a case. Natori hates and is violent with Yokai, aside from his familiars. Takashi thinks Natori is too violent and Natori thinks Takashi is too reckless.
Chapter (story) 8: We learn that Takashi wants to get a job and be independent as soon as possible instead of going to college as he chats with a classmate just before a haunted umbrella shows up. The Yokai in the umbrella wants Takashi's body for Asagi, who was lute player of mythical Isozuki forest until a disease prevented her from playing for the god of Mibu. Takashi calls him 'Mary II' because he won't give his name to a mere human, but Asagi says he's Akagane. Akagane succeeds and Takashi is forced to make a new lute (koto) for Asagi. She's not leaving his body until she can play one last time.
I enjoyed volume two as much as volume one. Natsume is a very nice boy and Madara/Nyanko-sensei a fun supporting character. I can't say he's the best of bodyguards, given how often he leaves Takashi unprotected at night while he's off drinking and who knows what else.… (plus d'informations)