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The Gentlemen's Alliance †, Vol. 6 (The Gentlemen's Alliance #6)
Please note: Reads Right to Left (Japanese Style)
In return for a business loan of 50 million yen, the prestigious Kamiya family gave their daughter Haine away to the Otomiya family. Haine, now an Otomiya, is appointed to the student council of the exclusive Imperial Academy, a private school for the aristocracy. Even though Haine is of proper lineage to be on the council,
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Published
June 3rd 2008
by VIZ Media LLC
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This was probably my favorite of the series so far. I love the dynamic between Haine and Takanari now that Haine knows about him and Shizumasa being twins. It'll sure be interesting to see how everything pans out! (Though it IS Shojo Beat...which means we all know how it'll turn out ;P).
Ah, Maora FINALLY reveals he is cross-dressing as a girl, AND he's the postman! Not only that, he chalenges Takanari for the Gold Rank in front of the entire school just to make Haine fall in love with him if he wins. Maora... everyone has to love you.
Mar 20, 2009
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read Tanemura's other works
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I love the art. Arina Tanemura is one of the greatest artist of mangas in my opinion. The story line still confuses me, but I'm starting to understand it and I love all the plot twists.
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Eeeeeeeeeek!!!!!! Mao-chan!!! So far, the best volume!!
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[Ch. 23-27:]
Wow, totally didn't expect Mailman-san to be Maora. It's weird that he crossdresses and like everyone accepts it and still likes him. He makes for a very pretty girl and a cute boy.
I was happy with the development of Takanari and Haine in this volume, but it was mainly focused on Maora and Maguri and their feelings towards each other.
I was very proud of Haine though. She challenged Maora to a sword fight(!) and she didn't give one of those lame shoujo speeches.
Wow, totally didn't expect Mailman-san to be Maora. It's weird that he crossdresses and like everyone accepts it and still likes him. He makes for a very pretty girl and a cute boy.
I was happy with the development of Takanari and Haine in this volume, but it was mainly focused on Maora and Maguri and their feelings towards each other.
I was very proud of Haine though. She challenged Maora to a sword fight(!) and she didn't give one of those lame shoujo speeches.
This story gets more and more complicated by the book, I love it! :)
Go Maora!
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Arina Tanemura was born on March 12, 1978. She's the author of Full Moon O Sagashite, Time Stranger Kyoko, Kamikaze Kaito Jeanne, The Gentlemen's Alliance Cross, Sakura Hime Kaden, ION, Short-Tempered Melancholic, and more.
Her favorite hobby is Karaoke. One song that she sings is Smile, originally by Myco. She has two cats, named Riku and Kai. She has one elder and one younger sister and one broth...more
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Her favorite hobby is Karaoke. One song that she sings is Smile, originally by Myco. She has two cats, named Riku and Kai. She has one elder and one younger sister and one broth...more
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