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Hmmm, writing a review isn't my best point. But I dont know, I just wanted to write one for it.
Zodiac P.I. is a mystery book with romance. I have to admit the mystery side of the story isn't detailed like other's. They solve the crime short and fast, sometimes not even knowing how they could even think of that from just noticing something. If you prefer the much more detailed detective work, then I would advice you to stay away from this as you might be in for some dissapointment. However if you simply just anjoy the mystery genre not minding how detailed it is, then give Zodiac P.I a shot. The case's are quick and fast. It doesnt drag on for to long, not long enough to get you bored.
The Romance side however is very cute and sweet. Sure might be a tad cheesy, but like some one else said in a comment, its better for it to be cheesy then poo. If you want more dramatic love, read something else like MARS.
The character's arent something new, you can see similar types of character somewhere else, but that doesnt mean their horrible characters. They are still enjoyable to read. Again, if thats not what your looking for DO NOT read this only to be dissapointed.
Really im repeating myself, but once again DO NOT read it if its not what your looking for just to get dissapointed at the end because it didnt meet your expectations. I mean really... my review might not be much, but take it as a hint for what the book holds. If you like what i said then sure give it a try, if not then move on to another. This book can just be said as a nice refreshing book to read, nice and calm, and something light.
Personally I liked it, it wasnt to dark, it was cute, enjoyed the detective work even though it wasnt as detailed as I would like it to be, but still I liked it. Overall i quiet enjoyed the book. Suited the mood i was in perfectly. read more
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At first this manga seemed pretty uninteresting. I mean, it has to do with history, and when is that interesting? Well, if you ever have a pop quiz on Pompeii, you just might land a C-
But I really did end up enjoy this manga, and a few of my other friends did as well. The story is fairly original, but it is a bit lacking. It somewhat repeats itself on occasion, but the humor and art does make up for it. There's times where the manga gets really serious, and you might get a bit teary, while others, you'll be trying your best not to laugh out loud (or else you might get weird looks from your family).
I think what I enjoyed most about NG Life is probably the art. The art isn't the best, but I really liked it. It was simple and nice, the characters didn't look too awkward, unless they were in an awkward situation.
NG Life doesn't really stand out with other manga but the love triangle between Saeki, Serizawa (who used to be Loleus, his guy best friend but now his GIRL best friend), and Yuuma (who used to be Serena, his wife) is really weird, but extremely hilarious at the same time. You can't help but feel sorry for the poor guy.
If you like something that's fast paced, doesn't have a super complicated plot, and LOL-funny, then I'd totally recommend NG Life. Give it a try! read more
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They had a huge similarity. Both oneshot and blantanly studentxteacher whose marriage is a secret. The teacher doesn't like the student at first and only married the student becoz of their superior asked them to do so and so on.
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At first I though that the art of Burning Hell was similar to Vagabond on some sorts. And I guess that the feeling you get reading it is pretty similar as well. :)
The two series have a freaking brute unbeatable samurai, great fights scenes and a nice amount of blood, haha.
I guess that if you liked Burning Hell, you probably like Vagabond too. :D
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Same as my earlier recommendation wtih Dandelion. Shirokuro was also published as an extra at the end of one of Gintama's tomes (its second tome). Any Gintama fan will be able to recognize the similar character style and sense of humour right away.
Shirokuro pretty much feels like reading/watching an additional Gintama chapter/episode, except it takes different main characters; Shirokuro uses one of the author's characteristic tomboy-ish women and some sort of human-looking devil that dangerously resembles Gintoki as a main characters. Any further information would spoil the fun since it's just a short one-shot, so I suggest that any decent Gintama fan takes that small amount of their time to read it.
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