Vampy 🔎さんのイラストまとめ

It stars Marie Antoinette & Oscar Francois de Jarjayes, Captain of the Royal Guards who was raised as a son to continue the family's legacy. However, Oscar becomes conflicted between maintaining her loyalty to Antoinette & addressing the growing poverty among the common people.

Since a lot of people commenting either dont know what shoujo or josei is, or have never read one, I wanted to make a thread of some of my favorite shoujosei series. A lot of shoujo has romance in it, but it's not always front & center, or runs alongside/outside the plot itself https://t.co/e5BoEcSNj4

(a-Kira: 4/5 stars)
This one was an intriguing take on Death Note if it had been set closer to present day with the rise of surveillance. a-Kira was, of course, much trickier & took more care with his plans than c-Kira, which added to my score for this one. +

Death Note Short Stories by Tsugumi Ohba
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I'll be breaking this rating down by story

(c-Kira: 3.5/5 stars)
Since I never got a clear look at "C-Kira's" face or any sort of connection to him outside of what outside characters mention, & what I +

Ima Koi: Now I'm in Love, Vol. 1 by Ayuko Hatta (4/5 Stars)
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This was a very sugary-sweet 1st volume. The best thing about it for me would have to be how open & honest communication is encouraged between Satomi & Yagyu. +

Macbeth (Manga Classics): 3/5 stars
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Before I go into more detail, I want to put a disclaimer that I've never been good at understanding Shakespeare's writing. I was forced to read the original version of Macbeth in high school without any of +

Getting Closer to You, Vol 1 by Ruri Kamino: 3.5/5 stars
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The artwork is what really bumped up the rating for me since I'm a sucker for some sparkly, soft & pretty shoujo art. The cutesy eyes, delicate lines for hair, & drama-esque lighting +

Island In a Puddle vol 1 by Kei Sanbe: 5/5 stars
(spoilers)
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While I have never read Sanbe's previous work, Erased, I have heard many great compliments about it, so I was really interested in this book. However, I rarely read more than the first +