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Dec 21, 2007
Love Hina (Manga) add
20 of 35 people found this review helpful
 
Typically manga tends to develop much more lengthy plots, which at times can seem redundant and filler-ish. Love Hina is certainly no different. The characters often find themselves out of Tokyo on strange side story arcs. Many of those side arcs-for those of you who watched the anime-were made into specials, or completely ignored. Now, while I am not writing a review on the anime, I can almost guarantee you that these side story arcs are much more lengthy and definitely more enjoyable in the manga. So, while some of the arcs do seem like fillers, at times, they more funny than the actual plot. read more
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