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Skip Beat!, Vol. 23 (2011)

by Yoshiki Nakamura(Favorite Author)

4.58 of 5 Votes: 3

ISBN

1421536927 (ISBN13: 9781421536927)

languge

English

genre

Romance

publisher

VIZ Media LLC

series

Skip Beat!

review 1: At the end of the last volume, Chiori pushed Kyoko down a flight of stairs in a jealous rage. When Kyoko lands, Chiori panics. Her primary concern was not whether Kyoko was hurt but whether Kyoko would tell the director. Gotta love Chiori's selfishness. Such a good example of the poor side of human nature.Kyoko is still in her Natsu frame of mind. She doesn't pass blame onto Chiori. Instead, she uses the opportunity to turn Chiori into her personal gopher. If Natsu the bully needs something done, Chiori is the one who will do it. In essence, Chiori is the hitman and Natsu is the girl in the background ordering the hit. Chiori plays her role with gusto. She goes on a rampage against the girl who is supposed to be bullied in rehearsals. She's so cruel that it's hard to look ... moreat the pages. Natsu/Kyoko is thrilled with Chiori's performance. Natsu is happy that Chiori is sufficiently doing her bidding as a bully. Kyoko is happy that Chiori is able to overcome her personal demons and do an incredible acting job. I continue to be amazed at how forgiving Kyoko is. I suppose she's getting her version of revenge against Chiori, but she's also genuinely happy to be helping this girl who potentially could have killed her. Meanwhile, Chiori is devastated about her performance. She knows she didn't really act. Rather, she just lost it and went crazy. Still, with Kyoko's reviews, she's able to grow and feel a little better about herself By the end of the volume, Chiori is named the newest member of the Love Me section. It should be interesting to see how Kyoko, Moko, and Chiori clash in upcoming volumes.
review 2: Worst parts (and these are really bad parts, in my opinion) - When Kyoko's Natsu and very evil and she provokes Chiori who starts torturing a girl. Like, what? The poor girl, they weren't even acting, she was being tortured for real. And Kyoko! She was literally grinning. I know she was Natsu, but come on, how creepy and sadistic is that... And to top it all off, Beagle shows up again! I seriously do not want him in these books. He ruins everything! "Make me chocolates." What? Why?!Best part - I don't even know. Maybe this book shouldn't get three stars. But, well, the drawing was good... -scratches head- less

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