Fuyumi Soryo
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| Original Title: | マース (Mars) #1 |
| ISBN: | 1931514585 (ISBN13: 9781931514583) |
| Edition Language: | English |
| Series: | Mars #1 |
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A bad boy can change a good girl forever. Rei is the school delinquent. Kira is shy and studious. What they see in each other is a mystery to their friends. What they find in each other is a miracle to themselves. With a style that is artistic and chic, this tale of restless and confused high school love will appeal to young women everywhere.Kira and Rei might as well be from different planets. She's a shy art student, afraid of boys and hated by her classmates. He's a rebellious motorcycle racer with girls dropping left and right just to talk to him. Their lives become intertwined when Kira asks Rei to model for her and, to everyone's surprise, he agrees. As these two battle their personal demons and the pressures of their classmates, they learn not only to love each other, but themselves.
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| Title | : | Mars, Vol. 1 (Mars #1) |
| Author | : | Fuyumi Soryo |
| Book Format | : | Paperback |
| Book Edition | : | Deluxe Edition |
| Pages | : | Pages: 200 pages |
| Published | : | April 23rd 2002 by Tokyopop (first published May 13th 1996) |
| Categories | : | Sequential Art. Manga. Romance. Graphic Novels. Comics. Shojo. Young Adult |
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Ratings: 4.1 From 16043 Users | 280 ReviewsAssess Based On Books Mars, Vol. 1 (Mars #1)
Book: Mars Vol 1 (Mars 1#) by Fuyumi SoryoGenre: Abuse, Coming of Age, Psychological, Coming of Age, Manga, Shojo, Romance and Gothic.Creatures: Non, just humans it's not a fantasy XDDDAge: Young Adult, Mature.Pages: 200 pages.Format: PaperbackPublication: April 23rd 2002 by Tokyopop Final Rating: 4/5"This is the first portrait I drew. The Model was a 17-year old boy. I titled it "Mars." Mars Signify two things- One is the planet, The other is a soldier-THE GOD OF WAR." - Fuyumi SoryoWhenI must have been in a bitter and angsty mood lately because I was expecting there to be more angst in this. This series in almost its entirety has been in my possession for over a couple of years now. I have been avoiding it because I had known from the time I was in high school its premise and that it was more dramatic than Peach Girl. In some ways, I would have to disagree. With practically every breath, Momo was facing something else dramatic and torturous. Mars did not hold that same
Not actually anything to do with the planet Mars, and not the sort of manga I normally read. Not my preferred art style, either. I was surprised at how the characters grew on me.
I did not know what to make of the characters when I first started reading the series. Overtime I grew to love them and went through their ups and downs and all the drama they faced. I ended up loving the series!
Kira is a quiet, shy, artistic girl who never stands up for herself - not that she's needed to. Everyone pretty much ignores her. Until this bad boy on a motorcycle shows up. She hates him on principle, but then is drawn to his beauty and the tenderness thatshe senses in his character (he asks to keep one of her drawings for sentimental reasons). He is lovely, and hes devoted to protecting her from the sudden burning jealousies that arise in the bosoms of all the other girls in the school once
I'll start off by stating that this is a review of the series, not of this one volume.Ive been out of the manga/anime scene for quite a long time now, but a friend recommended this one to me and I decided to give it a try. Im so glad that I did. While Mars undeniably falls victim to a few of the classic romance manga cliches, I found it quite easy to overlook its flaws. Sure the "shy girl meets bad boy" dynamic is something that has been done before (horridly overdone, really), but it's what
When I was first getting into manga in middle school, this series was always on the shelf, and always advertised in other books I was reading. However, I was focused on collecting other series, and none of my friends had it, so I never got around to it. It's been long gone from store shelves at this point, but I was digging through some of my online manga bookmarks last night/early this morning and saw it there, so here we are.I think Mars has a lot of typical shoujo elements to it, namely the
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