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Summary
Red River is about a fifteen-year old Japanese girl named Yuri Suzuki, who is magically transported to Hattusa, the capital of the Hittite Empire in Anatolia. She was summoned by Queen Nakia who means to use Yuri as a human sacrifice. Yuri's blood is the key element needed in placing a curse upon the princes of the land so that they will perish, leaving Nakia's son as the sole heir to the throne.


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Even though there are definitely some failings in what should be key factors of any shoujo series, and Sentai should have spent more time making sure that the box description and subtitles are accurate, the awkward relationships, hit-or-miss characters and numerous spelling errors don't detract from this coming-of-age story to the point of making it no longer entertaining. These 26 episodes maintain a breezy pace that never feels too fast or slow and, aside from a few “wait, what happened to this character” moments, this show hooks you in early and never lets you go. Maybe Maya isn't the easiest character to relate to, but it's hard not to root for her, and her journey as she grows as an actress as well as an adult is full of tense, exciting moments and heartfelt scenes.

Bokura ga Ita Chapter 66 C'était nous

The start of high school life. To the girls, that also meant the start of their love lives. For brand new first year student, Takahashi Nanami (Nana for short), it was no different... She happens to end up in the same class as the incredibly popular Yano Motoharu, who rumors say that two thirds of all the girls are guaranteed to fall in love with. But will that hold true for Nana, who says that if she had to choose between like or dislike, she'd say she dislikes him!?

In 2005 Bokura ga Ita won the Shogakukan Manga Award for shoujo.

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Simply put, do not miss Arjuna. This third volume is one of the most potent in the series and features plot elements necessary to understand the ending to the series. Arjuna should have been a landmark event that all anime fans saw, à la Evangelion; unfortunately, most of the backlash against Evangelion existed because people don't like to think. As long as intellectually lazy people determine what's popular and what isn't, shows like Arjuna will never be as popular as they deserve. If you value your intelligence and want to treat yourself to a smart and beautiful series that will engage you every second it's on the screen, watch this show. You won't regret it.

Bokura ga Ita Chapter 65 C'était nous

The start of high school life. To the girls, that also meant the start of their love lives. For brand new first year student, Takahashi Nanami (Nana for short), it was no different... She happens to end up in the same class as the incredibly popular Yano Motoharu, who rumors say that two thirds of all the girls are guaranteed to fall in love with. But will that hold true for Nana, who says that if she had to choose between like or dislike, she'd say she dislikes him!?

In 2005 Bokura ga Ita won the Shogakukan Manga Award for shoujo.

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Sixth grade continues. For hapless rookie teacher Yabe that means getting mocked and humiliated by his students, mistaken for a pervert, and beaten to within an inch of his life by the Marui triplets' burly father. For the Marui sisters that means alternately wreaking havoc on their classmates and having it wreaked on them. New "erotic ninjutsu" will be tested (and fail). Horrifying things (ripped swimsuit butts! catastrophic float failures!) will happen at the pool. Mitsuba will attempt to turn Futaba into a weight-loss device. Hitoha will break her father's heart (several times over). Futaba will try her hand at homemade pornography. Who said childhood was a time of innocence?

Bokura ga Ita Chapter 64 C'était nous

The start of high school life. To the girls, that also meant the start of their love lives. For brand new first year student, Takahashi Nanami (Nana for short), it was no different... She happens to end up in the same class as the incredibly popular Yano Motoharu, who rumors say that two thirds of all the girls are guaranteed to fall in love with. But will that hold true for Nana, who says that if she had to choose between like or dislike, she'd say she dislikes him!?

In 2005 Bokura ga Ita won the Shogakukan Manga Award for shoujo.

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There's a scene early in Mitsudomoe Zōryōchū! when Yabe walks into his classroom to find his students burning "cursed" photos on a sacred pyre They're also crying puddles of tears, arguing the finer points of panty shots, and generally generating chaos. "Mm," he nods, satisfied. "Just like always." It's a pretty funny scene, but it's also an implicit acknowledgement of what makes these four episodes inferior to the thirteen that came before: Mitsudomoe has gotten predictable. Rather than invent new comic atrocities, it's content to revisit past successes. There's an athletic festival, a Christmas episode, more of Chiba's doomed girl-harassing techniques, and more opportunities for Shin to deepen his reputation as a panty fetishist. They say familiarity breeds comfort. They also say comfort is comedy's natural enemy. Watching this you can believe it. It's hard to shake the feeling that the show is too busy contentedly basking in its cast's established quirks to properly execute the deadly comic escalations, elaborate contrivances and proliferating perverse misunderstandings that gave season one its down and dirty comic kick. Whether you buy that is up to you, but the fact remains that nothing here matches the first season in either height or consistency of hilarity.

Bokura ga Ita Chapter 63 C'était nous

The start of high school life. To the girls, that also meant the start of their love lives. For brand new first year student, Takahashi Nanami (Nana for short), it was no different... She happens to end up in the same class as the incredibly popular Yano Motoharu, who rumors say that two thirds of all the girls are guaranteed to fall in love with. But will that hold true for Nana, who says that if she had to choose between like or dislike, she'd say she dislikes him!?

In 2005 Bokura ga Ita won the Shogakukan Manga Award for shoujo.

http://www.mangareader.net/1055/bokura-ga-ita.html



That still leaves a lot of room to be funny, however. The new ways it invents to get Shin caught panting in panties are genuinely hilarious. The punchline to the ripped-swimsuit sketch is as mean-spirited as anything season one devised. And the entire first episode, during which the series indulges in a beautifully pointless sentai parody, is a kick. Much of it is artless—a strange thing to say about a series that made its bones on pee jokes, I know, but there is an art to transgressive humor—and even more of it dishearteningly sanitary. Nevertheless it's rarely anything less than amusing, and occasionally is outright uproarious. And the sanitization makes the gags—lightly recycled and unambitious though they are—easier to stomach for those who were put off by the series' enthusiastic vulgarity. Though it is still vulgar. Nothing with a sixth-grader sporting enormous fake breasts (the better to pass for eighteen and buy porn) could be called anything else.

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Tokyo Butei High school--- It was a special school where armed detectives, also known as Butei are being brought up. Tohyama Kinji is a sophomore student who has the unique body which activates a super mode when it was stimulated by something. He tries to hide it to others in order to live a peaceful life. But trouble came to find him when he became a victim of a bombing incident, where he met the Butei high Assault department elite, Aria H. Kanzaki.

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The artistry and music both make a concerted effort to give the series a softer feel. While the artistry paints itself in warm but not garish designs and color schemes, the music remains light and breezy, never letting things get overly excitable or heavy; even the love song “Aozora loop” by marble, which serves as the opener, contributes to that effect, while equally pleasant and gentle closer “Negai boshi” closes out episodes 1-12, only to be replaced by the similarly-toned “Wasurenaide” beginning in episode 13. (The closing visuals remain the same, however.) J.C. Staff put the bulk of its artistic effort into the character designs, crafting a pleasingly varied array of girls that are attractive and distinctive without ever having to resort to outlandish elements or styles fancier than double hair braids. The designs of Kouichi and Akira are a little too similar, but otherwise the guys look good in this one, too, especially Eiji. The artistry is otherwise unimpressive, with backgrounds often done in faded water colors for outdoors shots and a bit greater detail with interiors. The minimalist animation relies much too heavily on panning and still shots and only uses CG effects in a couple of oddly incongruous animations of a saxophone in use.

Hidan no Aria chapter 19

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Tokyo Butei High school--- It was a special school where armed detectives, also known as Butei are being brought up. Tohyama Kinji is a sophomore student who has the unique body which activates a super mode when it was stimulated by something. He tries to hide it to others in order to live a peaceful life. But trouble came to find him when he became a victim of a bombing incident, where he met the Butei high Assault department elite, Aria H. Kanzaki.

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Sentai Filmworks does not dub this one, for understandable reasons; its mainstream appeal is likely not great. It only includes clean opener and closer on the second of two disks for its Extras, but at least this time its subtitles are clean.

The first half of KimiKiss is ultimately akin to light whipped cream: fluffy, somewhat sweet, and short on calories but also devoid of much substance. It is reasonably well-made for what it is and does get more involving in the later stages of this episode run, but fails to do much to draw in those not already inclined to watch light romantic comedies.