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Tsubasa El Secreto De Las Alas 1 (2007)

by Natsuki Takaya(Favorite Author)

3.86 of 5 Votes: 5

ISBN

8498470935 (ISBN13: 9788498470932)

languge

English

genre

Fantasy

publisher

Norma Editorial Sa

series

Tsubasa: Those with Wings

review 1: A pretty ok book. There's not much of this that is mind blowing or anything. Honestly, parts of this were quite cliche. There's a woman dealing with her neuroticism of not being deserving of a man, particularly the one who wants her. There's a man who is perfect, can deal with the woman's neuroticism without any anger, and can deal with any situation: a protector or prince for the damsel in distress. As well, there was the bumbling Team Rocket like enemy with the side snide henchman, and the overconfident enemies who suddenly stop being severe and cutthroat and make empty threats once they lose. If the main characters did not mirror my own relationship so much, I would not have rated it so highly. But overall it was ok.
review 2: I never was a big fan of Fruits... more Basket. I didn't even know Tsubasa was by thesame mangaka (even though it says right on the cover). So, when I read through it, looked at the cover more carefully, I was surprised. How interesting how one's artwork changes over eight years!Anyway. Tsubasa was your generic fantasy manga. Although the premise was interesting, Takaya let me down and took away a lot of the action that I was hoping for. The relationship between Raimon and Kotobuki was just painful to read. I wasn't amused at all, as that's what I feel Takaya wanted us to react. The puns and jokes were cringe worthy. I mostly kept reading because I wanted to give it a chance.If I see Tsubasa on the library shelves, I'll pick it up but I won't go out of my way to find it. less

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