| i know it's part of her style, but sometimes, when we read her stories and are introduced to the first characters, the ones with a strong bond... ups they're going to get killed!! Weather it's one, the other or them both in the arms of each other, they always have bad endings.. i wish that would change.. i haven't read all of her work, but i read a lot of it. the one it saden me the most was boys next door.. still think about it x3 adrien. . |
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| As far as I know there's another similarly bad-ended series Godchild. As for the good-ended series (where the pair didn't break up) there are Angel Sanctuary, Fairy Cube, Ludwig Revolution. The others don't count since they either don't have a strongly bonded pair equal to those above, or haven't been scanlated so I have no way to know. So overall it's 3 to 2. So.......what's your point, 'always' a bad end ? |
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| i wasn´t refering only to the main couple, i mean most of the introduced ones: Cain has like 12 pairs not just him, and almost all of them die or get separeted, more examples? hansel e gretel (dont remenber the book), and in angel santcuary, to many of them die, zaphikel, his lover(name?), layla, the dragon, the guy from Die. what i meant was in a bigger context |
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| Well,there is not always a happy ending in real life either.I think Kaori Yuki tryes to make her characters and their relationships more realistic - only fairy tales end with "and they lived happily ever after". |
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| *SPOILER WARNING* Kukita said: i wasn´t refering only to the main couple, i mean most of the introduced ones: Cain has like 12 pairs not just him, and almost all of them die or get separeted, more examples? hansel e gretel (dont remenber the book), and in angel santcuary, to many of them die, zaphikel, his lover(name?), layla, the dragon, the guy from Die. what i meant was in a bigger context oops. well, some of them are plot devices while some are the eventual inevitability of their own developments I don't say there wasn't a better way out. Like, the characters overcoming their guilt, striving to stray from their deplorable fates, blah blah blah and lived on. But I think Kaori Yuki was trying to be the most realistisc she could - people just don't swallow the burden of their conscience by the power of belief and love and trust and whatever shonen trash shout out to you. It requires a lot more, especially will and courage and strength- which, trust me, are not at all strongly and instinctively present in men like they appear to be. Likewise, you can't expect those characters to all possess the willpower to overcome themselves, now can you. |
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Drown said: Well,there is not always a happy ending in real life either.I think Kaori Yuki tryes to make her characters and their relationships more realistic - only fairy tales end with "and they lived happily ever after". yeah i know, but it makes me real depressed though, still she's my fav;3 |
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BlauBlume said: the power of belief and love and trust and whatever shonen trash shout out to you. .*SPOILER WARNING* Kukita said: i wasn´t refering only to the main couple, i mean most of the introduced ones: Cain has like 12 pairs not just him, and almost all of them die or get separeted, more examples? hansel e gretel (dont remenber the book), and in angel santcuary, to many of them die, zaphikel, his lover(name?), layla, the dragon, the guy from Die. what i meant was in a bigger context <3 |
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