Mermaid's Scar

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Summary: Blood, violence... what more could you want?
Review: This is a very, very violent manga, even by MY standards. Even though it's JUST a comic book, I often found myself cringing and flinching just looking at the drawings (I didn't even flinch while reading 3x3 Eyes, but this one... just the way things are drawn makes them look REALLY painful)... speaking of that, the art is very good, obviously Takahashi-style. Anyways, even though it is SO violent and bloody, it is actually quite enjoyable. In fact, after reading it I almost completely changed my taste in manga and went on the reading more violent ones instead of the usual silly ones, and even drawing one of my own (heh heh don't ask!). Yes, it really entertained and inspired me! Nice, creepy story! Hard to believe it was created by the same woman who made Ranma 1/2 and Lum!

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Summary: Mermaids Scar
Review: Well, what can I say? This book is GREAT! Recently I went to Japan Town in San Francisco, and bought this book. After I read it, I was like, omigosh this is so good! so I went back and bought Mermaids Forest too. ANyWAy, This book is about how this evil little boy goes around feeding Mermaids flesh to women, in hopes of making one immortal so he could have someone to take care of him. It's a bit gory, so I don't think this book is good for people who can't stand blood, and killing and such. It also has a tad of nudity thrown in, so younger readers, BEWARE! Personally I think that Mermaids Forest is the best of the two of them. I havn't read Mermaids Gaze yet, but when I get around to it, I'll be sure to review it too. I've recently noticed that there are only three books in the Mermaid series.. so, if Rumiko Takahashi is reading this, PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE hurry up and write the fourth book! *-*

Rating:
Summary: Mermaids Scar
Review: Well, what can I say? This book is GREAT! Recently I went to Japan Town in San Francisco, and bought this book. After I read it, I was like, omigosh this is so good! so I went back and bought Mermaids Forest too. ANyWAy, This book is about how this evil little boy goes around feeding Mermaids flesh to women, in hopes of making one immortal so he could have someone to take care of him. It's a bit gory, so I don't think this book is good for people who can't stand blood, and killing and such. It also has a tad of nudity thrown in, so younger readers, BEWARE! Personally I think that Mermaids Forest is the best of the two of them. I havn't read Mermaids Gaze yet, but when I get around to it, I'll be sure to review it too. I've recently noticed that there are only three books in the Mermaid series.. so, if Rumiko Takahashi is reading this, PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE hurry up and write the fourth book! *-*

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Summary: Why should you buy this? There are many reason...
Review: When I started to read manga's I was always looking for something new. Not the same old "shoot 'em up" or "magical girl" story but something unique. Mermaids Scar is an excellent example. I recived this novel with much delight, and was even more enthralled with the series afterwards. Rumiko Takahashi gives a reader an array of emotions that help to create one of the most emotional and interesting novels to read. It is well worth your money to purchase this book, I guarentee you will not be disapointed!

Rating:
Summary: Why should you buy this? There are many reason...
Review: When I started to read manga's I was always looking for something new. Not the same old "shoot 'em up" or "magical girl" story but something unique. Mermaids Scar is an excellent example. I recived this novel with much delight, and was even more enthralled with the series afterwards. Rumiko Takahashi gives a reader an array of emotions that help to create one of the most emotional and interesting novels to read. It is well worth your money to purchase this book, I guarentee you will not be disapointed!