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Mystical Prince Yoshida-kun!, Volume 1
When the ruler of the land suddenly decides to abandon his throne, chaos is certain to follow! In a mysterious world, King Dark Fleet announces that Yoshida-kun - a human named Yoshida Kaoru - shall be his heir. The unassuming Kaoru knows nothing of the responsibility that awaits him, and when faced with such a life-changing decision, he chooses to continue leading his normal, albeit strange, life. Kaoru is certainly a special fellow, as his knowledge of magic and special powers increase. With his trusty sidekick, Ageha, always by his side, nothing seems to change... until his identity becomes known! Those who are convinced that this Yoshida Kaoru is the one King Dark Fleet has appointed make it their decision to usurp this outsider. When Kaoru finds that he must face the elements against him from this world of mystery, he has no choice but to accept his charge and discover a world he never thought possible, fighting evil around every corner in order to fulfill his destiny.
184 pages, Paperback
First published November 30, 2004
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August 9, 2012
Ah, old random stuff you find on the library shelf...
This is a case of "Plot? What Plot?" There really is no plot. It's just the goofy story of Gary Stu Yoshida who masters things in a day and gets bored with them even sooner.
The art is adorable, the one-chapter story arcs silly, and a good laugh every few pages. There is nothing serious going on in this series. If you need to rot your brain, this is certainly the manga to do it with.
(And it's kinda nice to see a male character get all the harassment for once...)
This is a case of "Plot? What Plot?" There really is no plot. It's just the goofy story of Gary Stu Yoshida who masters things in a day and gets bored with them even sooner.
The art is adorable, the one-chapter story arcs silly, and a good laugh every few pages. There is nothing serious going on in this series. If you need to rot your brain, this is certainly the manga to do it with.
(And it's kinda nice to see a male character get all the harassment for once...)
June 30, 2009
Cute manga. Has a lot of slapstick moments that are seen in other manga.
Artwork okay too. Not finished, so I don't know how the story would have evolved.
Still, it was a fun lighthearted title that had its moments of charm.
Artwork okay too. Not finished, so I don't know how the story would have evolved.
Still, it was a fun lighthearted title that had its moments of charm.
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