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Full Moon O Sagashite, Volume 2 (Fullmoon o Sagashite #2)
A spark of hope ignites into a blaze in 12-year-old Mitsuki Koyama's life when a comical pair of magical beings appears to prove to her that dreams really do come true.
Paperback, 192 pages
Published
August 23rd 2005
by VIZ Media LLC
(first published April 30th 2004)
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The art is absolutely adorable! The heart warming scenes between Takuto and Mitsuki are just... So cute! And the way Meroko gets all gun-ho about it afterwards! Hahaha.
I definetaly reccomend anyone who hasn't read this before to read it. The tradegy, the drama and the love just makes you cry at some pages.
I definetaly reccomend anyone who hasn't read this before to read it. The tradegy, the drama and the love just makes you cry at some pages.
I'm pretty sure I read this one, but I don't think I was able to get passed it before I started reading other books and forgot to finish the amazing sags of Full Moon Cherryblossom (english translation)!!!:)
This series is one of a kind Mitsuki's journey to find herself and live out her dream is touching and with some quirky characters to fill the pages I never felt like there was a dull moment
3.5 stars
A definite improvement from the last volume. I still don't love it, but I'm getting more interested in finding out how the story unfolds.
A definite improvement from the last volume. I still don't love it, but I'm getting more interested in finding out how the story unfolds.
I love this series. There's a good bit of character development going on here, especially with the rival. And so pretty. The unrelated bonus story was ok, but it didn't quite live up to the main story. But at least it was just as pretty.
Volume 2 consists of chapters 6 through 9, plus a standalone bonus story called "Gin-yu Meika".
Overall, volume 2 is definitely an improvement over volume 1, as it feels as if the author is finally getting a handle over the story. Where as volume 1 felt very sporadic in story (as if there were no long term plans), volume 2 starts to flesh out the characters and what possibly might be the true story of the series. As usual, things get a bit sappy and cheesy, but this comes with the territory of sh...more
Overall, volume 2 is definitely an improvement over volume 1, as it feels as if the author is finally getting a handle over the story. Where as volume 1 felt very sporadic in story (as if there were no long term plans), volume 2 starts to flesh out the characters and what possibly might be the true story of the series. As usual, things get a bit sappy and cheesy, but this comes with the territory of sh...more
I still like the plot and characters, but *please* tell me why do they always add extra-stories??? At least this one sucked. Sorry.
the songs in the anime are done so well. loved it! beautiful art and story.
This series is an okay series, sometimes I don't know what exactly is going on but whatever.
Aug 20, 2009
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Full Moon Sagashite vol. 2 by Arina Tanemura (2005)
this book was really sad
Nov 06, 2012
Jean
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loved it
love.
i love the full moon series :)
Again, very different and more fast paced than the anime, but just as good in my opinion! I also enjoyed the short comic at the end of the book which was about playing the piano and why we choose our hobbies. All in all a very good manga with very good art as well!
It was your typical manga. Not bad, but not amazing.
Jamas había tardado tanto en leer un manga u_u´, seguiré con los siguientes tomos para hacer un review más objetivo porque hasta ahora me parece demasiado predecible y cursi.
i love this book it has alot of things in it like love, action, adventurer and drama oh and comedy u'll love it ^_^
Jul 25, 2008
Lynn
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This volume was good. Loved the illustrations, as usual. It's deeper into the story... (duh-duh-dum!)
The story at the end, with Kanon and Akiyoshi was so sweet, and I can't wait to hear more!
The Story is just like another Romantic Manga + Action. Its not bad, it just ordinary story
May 14, 2008
Mackenzie Lee
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I like this volume because I think it has a lot of drama in it and it is very funny
Loved the art and it's such an interesting storyline. Izumi is adorable!
This series is getting a bit darker, but it's still really entertaining.
It was so pretty see earlier review of series for more details.
It's SOOOOOO funny! I love Mitsuki!
it was very exciting and good
Ahh! So cute, I'm going on!
the same 4 the first one
its soooo sad...
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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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