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This review is from: Alien Nine: The Emulators (Paperback)
I've said it many times. The series Alien Nine is an absolute materpiece that anybody should read. Emulators is a sequel to the three volumed manga. Kasumi, Yuri, and Kumi are now in junior high, and still are alien Fighters. They meet up with a girl named Monami, who is a Sybiote, like Kumi and Kasumi (I'll say that since it is a sequel) and is fused with a completely different alien then a 'Borg/Drill Clan. If you were left out of Alien Nine's first three, do not read this. You will be utterly confused beyond all reason. Vets (ones who read the series, anime viewers will probably be in the same boat as the newcomers) will be a little confused but get the basics of the plot. Everything is more hectic. Things, THINGS, happen. Many, many things. It's more confusing this time around, and you must read it more than once. That's the point of a manga, though, ne? I, Scarfed Kai-kun, also must say that this isn't as good as the first three. Still, it's a good read for A.9 fans. Seriously. There are also some good ministories... heheh... ^__^ |
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Alien Nine: The Emulators by Hitoshi Tomizawa (Paperback - February 4, 2004)
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