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Keitaro Arima

Auteur de Tsukuyomi: Moon Phase, Volume 1

16 oeuvres 490 utilisateurs 32 critiques

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Séries

Œuvres de Keitaro Arima

Tsukuyomi: Moon Phase, Volume 1 (2005) 105 exemplaires
Tsukuyomi: Moon Phase, Volume 2 (2000) 78 exemplaires
Tsukuyomi: Moon Phase, Volume 3 (2001) 61 exemplaires
Tsukuyomi: Moon Phase, Volume 4 (2001) 44 exemplaires
Tsukuyomi: Moon Phase, Volume 5 (2006) 39 exemplaires
Tsukuyomi: Moon Phase, Volume 6 (2007) 31 exemplaires
Tsukuyomi: Moon Phase, Volume 7 (2007) 29 exemplaires
Tsukuyomi: Moon Phase, Volume 8 (2007) 25 exemplaires
Tsukuyomi: Moon Phase, Volume 10 (2008) 21 exemplaires
Tsukuyomi: Moon Phase, Volume 9 (2007) 19 exemplaires
Tsukuyomi: Moon Phase, Volume 11 (2008) 19 exemplaires
Tsukuyomi: Moon Phase, Volume 12 (2008) 15 exemplaires
うりポッ 1 (BLADE COMICS) (2005) 1 exemplaire

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Partage des connaissances

Date de naissance
1969-01-13
Sexe
male
Nationalité
Japan

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The manga makes a sudden two year jump. We are told that Grandpa and Elfriede are gone and Kouhei is training to better protect Hazuki. There is a whole host of new characters here including a fiance, grandmother and master. We get a run through of how things work on the mountain. I wasn't thrilled with the two year jump or missing out on what happened to two of my favorite characters; particularly since they completely disappeared from the book. I think if they had shown us what happened to Grandpa and Elfriede I would have been less annoyed about the jump since training scenes can get repetitive and I get that.… (plus d'informations)
 
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Rosa.Mill | 3 autres critiques | Nov 21, 2015 |
It's just one thing after another in this series! Now that Luna is back from being kidnapped the count kidnaps Grandfather instead. Elfriede officially changes sides and helps get Grandfather back. This is another one that is heavy on the action light on the people stuff which is what I really like. I see a lot of people describe this book as funny. There are humorous bits here and there but I don't know that I would recommend this as a "funny manga". I see it as more of an action-y book.
 
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Rosa.Mill | 3 autres critiques | Nov 21, 2015 |
We finally get the truth about Kouhei's powers and why he seemed so totally incapable of dealing with anything paranormal before. More kidnapping, more mayhem, then a touching bit where Kouhei gets over his fear of Luna's aura and saves the day. This was the last volume I had and I don't think I will be trying to finish it. It's just not for me.
 
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Rosa.Mill | 3 autres critiques | Nov 21, 2015 |
In this volume we meet the Luna personality (i know I've called her Luna in all the reviews but I'm lazy about figuring out spelling today. I admit it.) Luna is sweeter then her normal personality and Kouhei is having a little trouble relating to her. It's interesting to watch everyone interact in this volume. I definitely enjoyed it more.
 
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Rosa.Mill | 3 autres critiques | Nov 21, 2015 |

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Statistiques

Œuvres
16
Membres
490
Popularité
#50,416
Évaluation
½ 3.5
Critiques
32
ISBN
24
Langues
1

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