Comments on: On the Shojo Beat: Fairy Cube, Haruka, and ION http://www.popcultureshock.com/on-the-shojo-beat-fairy-cube-haruka-and-ion/43698/ Thu, 19 Nov 2009 01:28:11 -0500 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.6 hourly 1 By: Romanticide http://www.popcultureshock.com/on-the-shojo-beat-fairy-cube-haruka-and-ion/43698/comment-page-1/#comment-399159 Romanticide Thu, 15 May 2008 03:02:33 +0000 http://www.popcultureshock.com/on-the-shojo-beat-fairy-cube-haruka-and-ion/43698/#comment-399159 The only problems I have with the volume of Fairy cube is that so small pages don't make Kaori Yuki's art justice. But that is a problem everywhere except the original magazine she gets published. I actually loved Fairy Cube as her other works, Yuki knows how to do beautiful, varied and pretty dangerous fairies "I think Kaori Yuki has a thing against fathers. This is the second series I’ve read of hers (and total) that’s got a father beating his kid. I’ve still got to read the whole volume (only read the preview in Shojo Beat), but I’d just read the last two volumes of Godchild, and thought I needed a break before jumping back into her disturbing world." She seems to have a thing against fathers and mothers by equal, remember that Rin mentioned her mother beat her, the mother of the protagonist in Kaine(the rockstar one) also is... let's say she also has issues. I think is just her habit of hers of flirting with taboo. This time looks tame in her standars, no incest so far. The only problems I have with the volume of Fairy cube is that so small pages don’t make Kaori Yuki’s art justice. But that is a problem everywhere except the original magazine she gets published.
I actually loved Fairy Cube as her other works, Yuki knows how to do beautiful, varied and pretty dangerous fairies

“I think Kaori Yuki has a thing against fathers. This is the second series I’ve read of hers (and total) that’s got a father beating his kid. I’ve still got to read the whole volume (only read the preview in Shojo Beat), but I’d just read the last two volumes of Godchild, and thought I needed a break before jumping back into her disturbing world.”
She seems to have a thing against fathers and mothers by equal, remember that Rin mentioned her mother beat her, the mother of the protagonist in Kaine(the rockstar one) also is… let’s say she also has issues.
I think is just her habit of hers of flirting with taboo. This time looks tame in her standars, no incest so far.

]]> By: Lori Henderson http://www.popcultureshock.com/on-the-shojo-beat-fairy-cube-haruka-and-ion/43698/comment-page-1/#comment-395665 Lori Henderson Sun, 11 May 2008 22:43:15 +0000 http://www.popcultureshock.com/on-the-shojo-beat-fairy-cube-haruka-and-ion/43698/#comment-395665 I think Kaori Yuki has a thing against fathers. This is the second series I've read of hers (and total) that's got a father beating his kid. I've still got to read the whole volume (only read the preview in Shojo Beat), but I'd just read the last two volumes of Godchild, and thought I needed a break before jumping back into her disturbing world. I guess I haven't read enough of the "girl thrown into the past as is magical priestess" titles enough. I like Haruka, though the eye candy factors a lot into it. I know it's not the greatest title in the world, but I still look forward to it in my Shojo Beat. I didn't care for the preview of I.O.N., and haven't cared for any of Tanemura's series' at all, so this isn't any really surprise. But I REALLy didn't like Ion in the preview. She just really annoyed me. I think Kaori Yuki has a thing against fathers. This is the second series I’ve read of hers (and total) that’s got a father beating his kid. I’ve still got to read the whole volume (only read the preview in Shojo Beat), but I’d just read the last two volumes of Godchild, and thought I needed a break before jumping back into her disturbing world.

I guess I haven’t read enough of the “girl thrown into the past as is magical priestess” titles enough. I like Haruka, though the eye candy factors a lot into it. I know it’s not the greatest title in the world, but I still look forward to it in my Shojo Beat.

I didn’t care for the preview of I.O.N., and haven’t cared for any of Tanemura’s series’ at all, so this isn’t any really surprise. But I REALLy didn’t like Ion in the preview. She just really annoyed me.

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