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Deltakiral
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 Posted: Fri Aug 04, 2006 2:29 am |
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First off great review the manga seems very interesting, and more importantly may enhance the anime a bit if the second manga helps expand the character gaps.
Key I am fairly intrigued with these manga, I really enjoyed the Heian arc in Otogi Zoshi (I really hate Modern Fiction to be blunt) and so I am wanting to expand my knowledge on this series. But I have to ask does vol 2 of the manga make the jump into Modern Fiction or is going to stay in Heian period? I am not sure if you know yet but does the manga show any signs that it's will remain in Heian period? Thanks
Till next time,
Delta Kiral |
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Key
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| Posted: Fri Aug 04, 2006 9:19 am |
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| Haven't heard anything yet about the second volume, but this volume is pretty clearly the first part of a two-part story arc so I'd assume it stays with the Heian Era material. |
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Deltakiral
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| Posted: Fri Aug 04, 2006 10:24 am |
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| Key wrote: | | Haven't heard anything yet about the second volume, but this volume is pretty clearly the first part of a two-part story arc so I'd assume it stays with the Heian Era material. |
Best new I've heard all day (Stupid 3 day suits messing up my jacket  ) looks like I might get the first volume then. I really really enjoyed Heian era of Otogi Zoshi, and basically despised those last three dvds; for reason I won't go into here.
Till next time,
Delta Kiral
P.S. Thanks for info in the recommendation thread it was very helpful. |
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