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Kagetora 1 (Kagetora)
by
Akira Segami
MISSION IMPOSSIBLE
The young ninja Kagetora has been given a great honor–to serve a renowned family of skilled martial artists. But on arrival, he’s handed a challenging assignment: teach the heir to the dynasty, the charming but clumsy Yuki, the deft moves of self-defense and combat.
And yet, Yuki’s inability to master the martial arts is not what makes this job so difficul...more
The young ninja Kagetora has been given a great honor–to serve a renowned family of skilled martial artists. But on arrival, he’s handed a challenging assignment: teach the heir to the dynasty, the charming but clumsy Yuki, the deft moves of self-defense and combat.
And yet, Yuki’s inability to master the martial arts is not what makes this job so difficul...more
Paperback, 208 pages
Published
March 28th 2006
by Del Rey
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This high school/martial arts/comedy/romance manga is cute, but nothing special. A renowned family of martial artists has a young daughter who is, at best, a klutz, and so they hire a ninja to become her personal trainer. For reasons that don't make sense at all, the family tells everyone that he's a ninja, and things slide into slapstick very rapidly. The twist is that the young daughter is cute and tiny, and the ninja immediately falls for her, which is against the rules while he's working for...more
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I really liked this book. It was interesting, and reminded me of Love Hina a tiny bit. I will be advancing on. ^_^
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