Gekkou no Arcadia

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Synonyms: Moonlight Arcadia

Japanese: 月光のアルカディア

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Type: One-shot

Volumes: Unknown

Chapters: 1

Status: Finished

Published: Mar 13, 2017

Genres: Fantasy, Sci-Fi

Demographic: Shounen

Serialization: Shounen Jump (Weekly)

Authors: Yagi, Norihiro (Story & Art)

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Score: 6.15¹ (scored by 633 users)

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Ranked: #18113²

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Popularity: #12700

Members: 1,260

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6.15

Ranked #18113Popularity #12700Members 1,260

One-shotShounen Jump (Weekly)Yagi, Norihiro (Story & Art)

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Synopsis

Rashil lives with his grandfather in a mountain area. On a trip in the woods he sees an airship crash and finds a girl. She's been followed by soldiers, who want to capture her...

(Source: MU)

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Soukyuu no Ariadne

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Reviews

Jun 11, 2017

APOROPA

Mixed Feelings

Huge fan of Yagi-senpai here.
This one shot is not particulrarly good... But it's not bad, neither!

You can't develop characters in 50 pages. It's also impossible to show how complex your plot is. As a one shot, it just shows the style that he would use in a longer story, and it's versatility. Yagi does a good aproach there.

Story: Not a mind blowing plot, but Yagi can create masterpieces with simple plots. The one shot presents some incoherences, but nothing he can't fix with a new "first" chapter, if serializing.

Art: from the first ilustration, Yagi's style is unmistakable. It's just beautifull.

Claracter: Meh, nothing interesting to remark ...

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Apr 26, 2017

chrissy_poo_too

Mixed Feelings

Unfortunately, the only interesting thing about this one-shot is it's the first thing Claymore's author has done since that manga ended a few years ago. What we have here is a pretty clichéd sci-fi story about a moon princess and a goofy kid trying to protect her. The kid reminds me of Raki. Nobody likes Raki.

The art is very good, so there's your silver lining. There's a twist at the end that's kind of neat but fairly inconsequential. The characters aren't developed enough for the reader to feel any tension when they're in danger, but I think this was supposed to just be a ...