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Kamikaze Kaito Jeanne, Vol. 4

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This volume of Jeanne starts out like your typical one, but it quickly deviates from the regular "magical girl" stereotype. Demon Knight Noin appears, with a very intriguing dark secret of his own, Chiaki shows us a side of him we don't get to see much, and Maron lets her guard down for once and gets deeply hurt. This of course only helps lead into the events that take place in volume 6, and this is where the series starts REALLY getting good. Unfortunately, there's only three more volumes after this, so it's kind of short-lived. The one thing I didn't like was the fact that Maron could forgive Chiaki so easily - I know I wouldn't be able to. But I guess that's just her personality.

I recently bought this book and loved it. It has a little bit of every one's story in it. Acess tells Chiaki a secret about the whole reason Acess is down here, which makes Chiaki determined to get all the checkmates. Meanwhile, Shikadou's past reveals a connections between him and Jeanne D'Arc. Because of all this, Maron and Chiaki's relationship hits a bump, but they eventually pass it. None the less, this book is fill with humor like all the rest, and with a new character too.

I'm a crazy fan of Manga so almost every of them makes me feel good (well, almost). I'm trying to focus on one manga right now because there's no use if you read too much and don't remember a thing. This Kamikaze Kaitou Jeanne is defenitely the one I choose to keep.
Oh well yeah. These chapters are good to, I don't want to say too much to spoil the story but Maron and Kiachi are sooo kawaiiii!!! Even thought there are some misunderstading, they finally step one more step to know each other more