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フリーコラーズキンダム / Free Collars Kingdom #2
Free Collars Kingdom 2
Young catboy Cyan has found himself on one side of a huge territorial catfight against the beautiful Siam and her endless crew of gorgeous generals. Luckily, Cyan's not He's allied with a cool cat gang called the Free Collars, and together they'll face terrifying car chases, bikini-filled beach brawls, and automated death in an unmanned sushi factory. But then a battle breaks out within the gang itself when tough rocker-girl Char tries to force Scottie out of the group. Now Cyan finds his loyalties being tested. Will he choose Scottie - the girl he loves - or his friends and comrades-in-arms?
240 pages, Paperback
First published May 1, 2007
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November 18, 2015
I liked how serious the first books was and found that Free Collars Kingdom: Volume 2 seemed to be a lot of random stories all thrown together that didn't follow a consistent storyline. I wanted to know more about the battle between East and West Ikebukuro that started building in the first book. This is only touched upon in the last chapter. The entire first book lead up to the conflict, and I felt that this book should have had more than one chapter about this subject.
This book was kind of a let-down for me. The artwork by Takuya Fujima is excellent, but the translation and adaptation to English by William Flanagan leaves you feeling frustrated. The dialog just doesn't flow like it should. I know about this because I once had to adapt a Japanese game called Shining Force II, for the SEGA Genesis, to English, and it took a lot of work to make it sound American. So, maybe Mr. Flanagan should take a little more time to get it right.
The deviation away from the main storyline and the adaptation of the dialog made Free Collars Kingdom: Volume 2 not turn out so well for me. Maybe things will turn around in Free Collars Kingdom: Volume 3. I can only hope so because the concept of the series is really cool.
I rated this book a 6½ out of 10.
This book was kind of a let-down for me. The artwork by Takuya Fujima is excellent, but the translation and adaptation to English by William Flanagan leaves you feeling frustrated. The dialog just doesn't flow like it should. I know about this because I once had to adapt a Japanese game called Shining Force II, for the SEGA Genesis, to English, and it took a lot of work to make it sound American. So, maybe Mr. Flanagan should take a little more time to get it right.
The deviation away from the main storyline and the adaptation of the dialog made Free Collars Kingdom: Volume 2 not turn out so well for me. Maybe things will turn around in Free Collars Kingdom: Volume 3. I can only hope so because the concept of the series is really cool.
I rated this book a 6½ out of 10.
September 5, 2010
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