lupinchan

the presentation was excellent and easy to follow. there was very little instances where the viewers dont follow whats going on. and even if they dont its becuz the author wants to keep them in the dark. but the surprises that is flung in front of the audience is worth waiting for, the humor present and the sentimental themes covered are definitely one of the many strong points of this series. there are characters who are deadly and serious but even with that they seem amusing and funny to watch. their traits and manner of saying thing s alone get the audience to chuckle.

the verbal dialugues that are aided by the visuals are really entertaining and they make you go to another world entirely.

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The presentation was very unique and very un-Japanese like. The victorian period had been researched so much that the manga itself looked like a british book if it were nt for tje artwork presented The art was fantastic. The ink tone was just right and at some points it looked as if the picture itself had come to life! The hair sketch and shading was simply marvelous and though the art was in black and white, the cover made up for all the scans thereafter. Wow! I was simply amazed by how the story was set up by the author! Kaoru Mori is truly an amazing storyteller. The charatcers were very complex and very simple to understand and relate to. William Jounes was a real puzzle to solve throughout the whole manga series. He was just so simple and yet so difficult to understand.

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