Tomoe OOKUBO
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Ergo Proxy (TV) : Background Art (ep 1)
Eureka Seven (TV) : Background Art (ep 3 - GREEN)
Mobile Suit Gundam Seed Destiny (TV) : Background Art (GREEN)
Mushi-Shi (TV) : Background Art (ep 15 - GREEN)
One Piece: The Movie : Background Art
Ouran High School Host Club (TV) : Background Art
Samurai Champloo (TV) : Background Art (GREEN - Eps. 2-17)
Sora no Manimani (TV) : Background Art (Kusanagi)
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It's the start of the fall, so that means an all-
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Kimi ni Todoke
Sasameki Koto
Tentai Senshi Sunred Season 2
Kobato
Nogizaka Haruka no Himitsu 2
Sora no Otoshimono
Natsu no Arashi Akinai-
Miracle Train
Nyan Koi
Seitokai no Ichizon
Inuyasha: The Final Act
The Sacred Blacksmith
Shugo Chara Party!
Tegami Bachi
White Album 2
To Aru Kagaku no Railgun
Book of Bantorra
Kampfer
Asura Cryin' 2
Queen's Blade: Gyokuza no Tsugumono
2009-10-01
Todd gets bizarrely nostalgic about Thexder Neo this week! Plus: Sparkster's big comeback, more Super Robot Wars, and the daunting pile of next week's releases. 2009-10-07
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Spanning episodes 16-
As the series wears on it builds a scattershot appeal, mainly on the backs of its supporting cast, displaying a periodic tear-
Two sisters seeking a new home and employment find themselves as maids to an orphaned young teen living alone, only this one is seriously perverted and has an evil streak, in this fan serviced-
Reading at the best of times is like being transported to another world, and in that this manga succeeds spectacularly. And although the inevitable end is undeniably on the horizon, you will not ever want to leave Genbu's land.
Once again, Pluto continues to impress with its multi-
Shugo Chara! works on different levels, and for those who can enjoy both the kiddie side and the edgy grown-
Spit and polish notwithstanding, you're better off sticking to the television series.
From a purely technical standpoint, if looked at as an exercise in visual storytelling under very restricting conditions, this is an extremely interesting work... Many readers will find it charming, not necessarily funny or memorable, but an enjoyable read nonetheless...A fitting reminder that regardless of what is up on the shelves at the local bookstore or comic shop, manga is always much more than just fantasy or science fiction.