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Comic and Graphic Books. Fiction. CLAMP's masterwork Magic Knight Rayearth—now in a new translation! This update of the manga classic forms the centerpiece to any CLAMP collection and is also a fantastic introduction to girl-powered adventure manga—perfect for fans of Sailor Moon and She-Ra. While on a field trip to Tokyo Tower, three teenage girls cross a magical portal and are transported to another world called Cefiro. There they are summoned through the last remaining strength of the show more Princess Emeraude, who believes the trio will become the magic knights who will save her, as prophesied by legend. show lessTags
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I cannot recommend this book enough! I discovered this series a few years ago, and have loved it since. :). This series has nearly everything- comedy, adventure, romance(in later volumes), and fantasy. It even has mecha, and a cute mascot. Plus, the artwork is amazing. :). It has to be my all time favorite CLAMP title, and has to be one of their best, art wise, as well. If you haven't read this yet, go out and buy it now. You will not regret it!
However, avoid the right-to-left formatted one. The re-writer of the series isn't as good as the one for this version, and many of the characters personalities are changed because of this. For example, at one point, Hikaru(the protagonist) comments on being able to see a baby in some house's show more window from the Tokyo tower. In the 'revised' edition, the exact quote is "Look at that fat baby in the window over there!" (I believe). This changes the statement from a simple comment, to a rude remark.
They also made the characters use 'hip' slang which was not in the first version. Or, more than likely, in the original. Avoid at all costs. show less
However, avoid the right-to-left formatted one. The re-writer of the series isn't as good as the one for this version, and many of the characters personalities are changed because of this. For example, at one point, Hikaru(the protagonist) comments on being able to see a baby in some house's show more window from the Tokyo tower. In the 'revised' edition, the exact quote is "Look at that fat baby in the window over there!" (I believe). This changes the statement from a simple comment, to a rude remark.
They also made the characters use 'hip' slang which was not in the first version. Or, more than likely, in the original. Avoid at all costs. show less
actually read vol. 2 not 1 ( in Japanese )
actually read vol. 2 not 1 ( in Japanese )
Che bella la storia di Hikaru, Umi e Fu! Una storia di amicizia, di avventure, di crescita e maturazione, fino al terribile finale, una rivelazione sconvolgente e un'azione di pietà nel rispetto di una legge giusta e ingiusta allo stesso tempo, terribile e spietata ma necessaria. Come sempre, le Clamp non lasciano nulla da ridire, nè nel disegno dai tratti favolosi nè nella storia, intensa e appassionante.
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- Canonical title
- Magic Knight Rayearth, Volume 1
- Original title
- 魔法騎士レイアース 1
- Original publication date
- 1994-07-22
- Original language
- Japanese
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