PaulExcellent
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Legend of Zelda - Wind Waker:
Every time I read this, I feel uncomfortably warm.
A cute little read with lots of personality. It brings more character development, through comedy, to the NPCs in the game. The art is really crisp and captures the style of the games perfectly, which is perfect.
The writer's take on Link is great and works well as an extended view of the personal side of the character we control through the massive journey. Great stuff all around.
Also the ending was cute and mentioned one really interesting part of these games. Hmm...
Uncivilized Planet:
Ugh. That was definitely not for me.
The art was alright, although a bit messy at times. Definitely an... interesting setting and perspective, if anything. The style and theme were there, but it didn't work well.
How the story went back and forth between
was poorly executed.
I did not enjoy it and would not recommend it to anyone, really. Felt like a waste of time.
Transient Flower:
Hmm... I could have sworn I was reading a manga similar like this, except with the roles reversed. (Guy gets super sexy to break a girl's heart because she bullied him.)
Alright, then. The art was nothing special and the main character, while understandable, comes off as an annoyance.
Wasn't my cup of tea, I guess.
Nemureru mori no bina:
Well, that was something. I liked it!
The art was pretty basic and the core concept was nothing new, but the characters were really great and their relationship was interesting to see.
Sadly, the end felt rushed, uneventful, and inefficient. There was no closure and the characters seemed to not care as it happened.
It was interesting and a neat story with a disappointing ending, Still, I liked it.
Every time I read this, I feel uncomfortably warm.
A cute little read with lots of personality. It brings more character development, through comedy, to the NPCs in the game. The art is really crisp and captures the style of the games perfectly, which is perfect.
The writer's take on Link is great and works well as an extended view of the personal side of the character we control through the massive journey. Great stuff all around.
Also the ending was cute and mentioned one really interesting part of these games. Hmm...
Uncivilized Planet:
Ugh. That was definitely not for me.
The art was alright, although a bit messy at times. Definitely an... interesting setting and perspective, if anything. The style and theme were there, but it didn't work well.
How the story went back and forth between
the "spacemen" and the main character's story in real life
I did not enjoy it and would not recommend it to anyone, really. Felt like a waste of time.
Transient Flower:
Hmm... I could have sworn I was reading a manga similar like this, except with the roles reversed. (Guy gets super sexy to break a girl's heart because she bullied him.)
Alright, then. The art was nothing special and the main character, while understandable, comes off as an annoyance.
It wasn't about getting back at assholes. She just sucked and was annoying to read about.
Nemureru mori no bina:
Well, that was something. I liked it!
The art was pretty basic and the core concept was nothing new, but the characters were really great and their relationship was interesting to see.
Sadly, the end felt rushed, uneventful, and inefficient. There was no closure and the characters seemed to not care as it happened.
It was interesting and a neat story with a disappointing ending, Still, I liked it.
