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Rosario+Vampire, Vol. 10 (Rosario+Vampire #10)
Tsukune's new classmates are monsters--really!; At Tsukune's school, the turf war isn't between the jocks and the nerds, it's between the vampires and the werewolves! R to L (Japanese Style). LESSON TEN: MAGIC MIRROR QUIZ A MAGIC MIRROR THAT REFLECTS THE TRUE NATURE OF WHOEVER LOOKS INTO IT IS BEST USED TO... a. pop your zits. b. pick your friends. c. devour your soul. All...more
Paperback, 208 pages
Published
November 3rd 2009
by VIZ Media LLC
(first published January 1st 2008)
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I once read a random chapter from this in a magazine, because I was bored and reading everything from it. It felt incomplete to me to leave things hanging that way. My solution? Read ten whole volumes of trash. (It turned out that that chapter was from season 2, which made me want to simultaneously laugh and cry, but what's done is done.)
The story is hardly a story. There's some daily school life, jealousy issues, and people learning to rely on each other, with occasional peril that comes with t...more
The story is hardly a story. There's some daily school life, jealousy issues, and people learning to rely on each other, with occasional peril that comes with t...more
Review of the first manga series 1-10:
This manga is not terrible, let’s just say that. But it has a lot of problems.
The art is beautiful and I think the art itself is where the author’s talent lies most heavily, not plotting. The plots of each volume…pretty laughable to even try to identify them with the idea of ‘plot.’ The situations are so see through you know well before anything goes down just how it all will end.
Fan service is always appalling when it happens upon a page, though expected,...more
This manga is not terrible, let’s just say that. But it has a lot of problems.
The art is beautiful and I think the art itself is where the author’s talent lies most heavily, not plotting. The plots of each volume…pretty laughable to even try to identify them with the idea of ‘plot.’ The situations are so see through you know well before anything goes down just how it all will end.
Fan service is always appalling when it happens upon a page, though expected,...more
Tsukune's cousin comes to visit and gets embroiled in the antics of a magic mirror that strips away everyone's human guises revealing the inner monster. What is really nice about this concluding volume is the inclusion of traditional yokai - umbrella monster, snake neck etc all make cameos. Can't wait to start the second series.
An old enemy returns to Yokai High as she turns the whole school festival into a nightmare monster brawl. Things get worse as she uses the unbrided monsters to attack Tsukune and the gang. Only the other Moka can stop this Witch of Snakes. But can she actually defeat her without taken the seal off as well? Read and find out.
This series is more for the readers that can try something new and have a passion for mythical creatures of sorts. The first few volumes are mainly to set you up for the story. The second season I would have to say is much better
this series was about how one very lucky/unlucky human teenager ends up at a boarding school for monsters ends up becoming a ghoul and fails in love with a vampire along with having 4 other monsters fall in love with him
The first series ends with everything tied up at a solid plot point, giving that satisfied feeling that everything is how it should be. There's a bit more focus on Moka and her part in it all, which is a welcomed way to answer (or at least acknowledge) some of the questions that have been raised so far. All in all this tremendous series rounds out quite nicely in this volume and has left me wanting to get into the next.
Awesome conclusion to the first series, the characters may have generic traits or themes, but each on is a amazing in his/her own way.
Apr 19, 2011
Scott
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the funny is back and it has part at the end but you'll have to read it yourself to find out
i like it a lot people who like anime and romance they should read this book.
Meh... I don't think I'll be reading the next installment of this manga. The ending was boring and stupid... the characters...I don't really care about many of them. Unfortunate really.
The only thing this volume had going for it was this hottie :-p
Junya
The only thing this volume had going for it was this hottie :-p
Junya
Funny and cute manga.
Can't wait to start the second season!
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Akihisa Ikeda (池田晃久) is a manga artist/manga-ka best known for the manga series Rosario + Vampire (ロザリオとバンパイア Rosario to Vampire). He's been a huge fan of vampires and monsters since he was a little kid. He says one of the perks of being a manga artist is being able to go for walks during the day when everybody else is stuck in the office.
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