Sorcerer Hunters #2

Rating:
Summary: good even better than the first one
Review: a truely wonderful manga. the style is a bit less elegant that I like but the story more than makes up for it. I like the way Carrot and Tira like each other in the manga unlike in the anime where Chocolate likes carrot. I do find the names a bit odd but it's okay. the basic story is these 3 (and sometimes 5 or more) characters like in a different world and they're job is to punnish corupt scorcerors.

Rating:
Summary: good even better than the first one
Review: a truely wonderful manga. the style is a bit less elegant that I like but the story more than makes up for it. I like the way Carrot and Tira like each other in the manga unlike in the anime where Chocolate likes carrot. I do find the names a bit odd but it's okay. the basic story is these 3 (and sometimes 5 or more) characters like in a different world and they're job is to punnish corupt scorcerors.

Rating:
Summary: Cutie Hentai...
Review: The second volume of the Sorcerer Hunters manga is actually better than the first, and infinitely better than the popular anime. For one thing, Omishi Rei's artwork is just lovely, and I find it much more satasfying than the anime, which looks a little rushed. To my delight, the indomitable, cross-dressing Mille Feuille appears in this volume (he's the aqua-haired Knight who has such a small part in the anime), along with a crazed Necromancer, a zombie girl, and other of SH's trademark lunatic villains. The manga, of course, preceeded the anime, and provides fuller, funnier, accounts of the Sorcerer Hunter's adventures. The only fault is the slightly lacking translation from MixxManga, who is notorius wit fans for doing rather unsatasfactory jobs at their translations. Look out for spelling and grammatical mistakes... Sorcerer Hunters is a goofy sword-and-sorcerery journey, with mythical backdrops and a catchy cast of characters. Check this one out if you can handle a light-hearted fantasy world where sorcerers, mudity, crossdressers, and shaping-changing-over-sexed boys are just part of the nine-to-five...

Rating:
Summary: Cutie Hentai...
Review: The second volume of the Sorcerer Hunters manga is actually better than the first, and infinitely better than the popular anime. For one thing, Omishi Rei's artwork is just lovely, and I find it much more satasfying than the anime, which looks a little rushed. To my delight, the indomitable, cross-dressing Mille Feuille appears in this volume (he's the aqua-haired Knight who has such a small part in the anime), along with a crazed Necromancer, a zombie girl, and other of SH's trademark lunatic villains. The manga, of course, preceeded the anime, and provides fuller, funnier, accounts of the Sorcerer Hunter's adventures. The only fault is the slightly lacking translation from MixxManga, who is notorius wit fans for doing rather unsatasfactory jobs at their translations. Look out for spelling and grammatical mistakes... Sorcerer Hunters is a goofy sword-and-sorcerery journey, with mythical backdrops and a catchy cast of characters. Check this one out if you can handle a light-hearted fantasy world where sorcerers, mudity, crossdressers, and shaping-changing-over-sexed boys are just part of the nine-to-five...

Rating:
Summary: I love this manga
Review: This book is really funny. My favorite character is Carrot I think he is really cute althought he's a pervert *-*.Its a very entertaining story, if you are an anime fan you will love it :) . I saw some episodes in VhS and the ending theme is gourgeos^_^ Anyway if you are an anime fan and you love sorcerer hunters write to [e-mail]:)

Rating:
Summary: Sorcerer Hunter...
Review: this is a great gn, but some it doesn't fully get the crdit it deserves... even though it gets very close to hentai, it's not... and the plot is REALLY good.. i don't wanna give anything away, but this is a MUST read if you're an anime/manga fan.