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“A scattered dream that's like a far-off memory... a far-off memory that's like a scattered dream... i want to line the pieces up... yours and mine.”
― Kingdom Hearts, Vol. 2
― Kingdom Hearts, Vol. 2

“To die will be an awfully big adventure.”
― Peter Pan
― Peter Pan

“Never say goodbye because goodbye means going away and going away means forgetting.”
― Peter Pan
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“Wendy," Peter Pan continued in a voice that no woman has ever yet been able to resist, "Wendy, one girl is more use than twenty boys.”
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“Your friend's poetry is terrible," he said.
Clary blinked, caught momentarily off guard. "What?"
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My favorite Clamp series would have to be Tsubasa Reservoir Chronicle - I honest to goodness adore it so very much. Pretty much all series by Clamp that I've read are amazing, yet I haven't gotten to every single series they have.




Um I did feel sorry for him, and I hoped he'd end up with someone else, but I can't say I was sad to the point where I was practically crying my eyes out for him XD
Anyways the series really pleased me with everything, especially the ending

So I tried to send my feelings out the window and decided that if she ended up with Tadase, I could always resort myself to fanfiction, and find the jewels to fill my soul there. xD But just as I was regaining my neutral state, episodes 70's came along where Ikuto lived at her house ... And then I gave up. I was a torn-dead amuto fan.
AND SHE DID END UP WITH HIM! Technically, haha. :D So I guess I just made the right choice! (: But really, Peach-Pit made it so that I couldn't tell who she'd go with. Usually I can tell by the first few chapters, and I'm positive of who'll be. This time I was really unsure.
Is it just you, or do you feel sorry for Tadase? Technically, since he didn't end up with her. (In the manga, at least ... But the manga's the real deal, anyway! :D)

I actually don't remember how I came upon SC...I think It was because I had seen the eggs and had thought it was a very cute idea, or something along those lines. Seeing Ikuto just made me happy that I had decided to pick up the series in general

This may seem a bit strange, but the whole reason I started watched Shugo Chara! was because of Ikuto. I was watching Youtube videos, and they made this couple yaoi pairing of Ikuto x Zero, and I was like, "oooh, who is this?" And thus my obsession with SC! was born. And how I became an amuto fan.

Yeah, Ikuto was just the main focus point for me in the whole series. He was so mature and impressive

Yeah ... They are definitely mature! I think Peach-Pit chose the right ages, though. If they were in their later teens, most of their problems about "fitting in" probably would've been solved. Peer-pressure, popularity, find one's true self ... I think those all take place in your early- to mid-teen years. So, yeah, I think it's a great age they picked!
Oh, and Ikuto ... Dude, that boy's been through so much. He had to start relying on himself since he was a little boy. I think it's okay to assume he's so mature and passionate and caring. (:

I didn't like Rikka, I found her annoying and bratty.
The only thing about Shugo Chara is that when I reread or rewatch it, it's hard to comprehend that the characters are around grade 5/6. They just feel older to be honest, especially Ikuto.
Yay, hugs! :3

Yeah, I didn't like Party either. Like you, I watched the first few episodes and then I found out that we would have a new character named Rikka (and I hate filler characters) so I didn't want to watch it. :/ Plus, Ikuto wasn't in that season, either. I only watched the last episode (cuz it had Ikuto!) and the episode where Ikuto called Amu (;
I personally found the manga much more satisfying ... :D
yaaay~ /big hug

I didn't like Party!, I watched a couple episodes and dropped it. And I like the manga only a tiny bit better, cause Ikuto there is so smexy <3 Haha. And I agree, somehow the anime wasn't as gripping as the manga. Or I'm just pretty picky.
Haha yup. Every time I meet a manga lover I feel like giving them a big hug, cause we're all like family <3

I just haven't posted on here at all in a long time. I've read at least a hundred books since the last time I'v..."
Oops, sorry. I never got an alert, so I didn't know you replied, haha. But then again, it says you were last active in April, so idunno if you're still alive there!
Anyway, yeah. I definitely agree - the plot's definitely original and different. It's one of the many reasons I like it (and because it's shoujo girly and I adore all characters! Even the enemies, haha!) By the way, what do you like better? The anime or the manga? And what did you think of the Party!? If I were talking in general, I would say that the manga is almost always better than the anime; the companies always manage to screw up the good parts. So I liked the manga of SC!.
Endangered? Well, you know what they say - we must huddle together and protect ourselves from prying humans with our furs. :3
Sure. (: I mostly read shoujo, though; unless you have a very good shounen. I would love a recommendation!

I just haven't posted on here at all in a long time. I've read at least a hundred books since the last time I've written a review, I just get lazy sometimes to write them or most likely forget haha
I can't say I have that feeling with rereading, especially with manga. I love going back to it as it's like getting that magical tingle all over again, at least it's that way for me.
Haha yup, Amu and Ikuto forever. I really love the series - it's one of my favorites. I've never read a manga like it, so it's very original in my opinion.
Oh wow, it's awesome to meet someone like me for once! I'm what you might call an endangered/dying species - not many people like me out there.
Of course, feel free to snoop through. Like I said I haven't updated in forever so if you would like a recommendation that's in a more specific genre I can rummage through my journal cause that's where I keep a list of all my favorites and mangas I'm currently reading.

Oh, and I'm such a manga addict, too! Haha, I haven't posted most of them here, because I guess I just hate the idea of only liking vol. 1 of the manga and not the others. I don't know why, it's like an organizational and stupid issue with myself. xD
Like just like you, I've LOVED Shugo Chara! I was so sad when it was completed. ): I still think about it sometimes, but when I tell myself to read it again, I always find that whenever I reread manga, it ruins the once magical effect I had when I first read it. So I don't reread manga ... Books, however ... I reread all my favorite ones! Like three or four times!
Amu and Ikuto all the way!
And you're practically my other half. I have all these ideas but then end up abandoning them ... Haha, basically everything you've described yourself as is the same with me. :P
Whoops. I wrote so much. Sorry. ^^" Btw, I need some manga rec recommendations. :D I'll probably snoop through your favorites. C:
