Alternative TitlesSynonyms: Hayate Blade, Hayate Cross Blade Japanese: はやて×ブレード
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Type: Manga
Volumes: Unknown
Chapters: Unknown
Status: Publishing
Published: 2004 to ?
StatisticsScore: 8.001 (scored by 171 users)
Ranked: #5842
Popularity: #1622
Members: 418
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SynopsisKurogane Hayate finds herself in a dilemma. Her twin sister, Nagi, is recovering from an injury and needs someone to go to school in her place. Little did she know, the school was based on a "Swordswoman League," where everyone participates in what are called Duels for Stars with their sisters-in-arms, yuujin, in order to gain prestige, money, and power. Her first encounters with the students at this new school range from intimidating, such as with the Student Council President, Amachi Hitsugi and her yuujin, Miyamoto Shizuku, to completely awestruck, such as the hot-headed but extremely experienced (and without a yuujin) Mudou Ayana. At first Hayate thinks she can get away without participating in the Duels for Stars, but the first day she comes home, the orphanage she cares for deeply is a complete wreck...
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Tasogare
7 of 8 people found this review helpful
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6 of ? chapters read
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| Overall |
8 |
| Story |
7 |
| Art |
8 |
| Character |
8 |
| Enjoyment |
9 |
Let’s start with plot. When I heard that it consisted of an all-girls boarding school and a sword fighting tournament, it all sounded like an excuse for yuri and action scenes. Which is cool, I guess, but I wasn’t expecting much when I picked it up at the bookstore and seriously debated whether it was worth paying for.
It surpassed my expectations. The story hasn’t shown itself to be horribly complex or original yet, but it has its merits. It is completely littered with jokes and puns, and very enjoyable to read, and I’m not even a comedy sort of person. Oh, and yes, yuri implications and action scenes. :)
The art was great and consistent throughout. I recognized it from Strawberry Shake Sweet, also by the same mangaka. From the front cover to the back, it’s great to look at and fits the mood.
The characters all vary greatly in personality and character design, so you won’t meet the annoying problem of having difficulty telling them apart in this manga, so there really isn’t much thinking involved. Just casual reading, highly enjoyable.
I don’t regret buying it at all. If you’re into yuri (or don’t mind slight amounts of it… because so far, it really HAS only been implications) and are looking for some good, clean fun (well, good fun, anyhow :P), I would definitely recommend you pick this up for a casual read.
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Both are heavy with humour, from the same mangaka and have splashes of yuri, Strawberry Shake Sweet more so than Hayate x Blade. For a lot of excellent slapstick, gags, puns and sometimes downright silliness, turn your attention to one or the other, you'll be guaranteed some laughs.
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Related ClubsHayate x Blade, Strawberry Shake Sweet Fanclub, the best damn anime/game club ever, ~ Shoujo-Ai & Yuri ~
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