Ceres chronicles the adventures of Aya Mikage, a typical high school girl, until she turns 16. Fellow classmate Yuki Urakawa catches Aya’s attention when she exhibits supernatural firestarter abilities. But when Yuki suspects Aya of leaking information on her secret romance, she unleashes all her pyrotechnic fury!
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3 of 3 people found the following review helpful:
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looking forward to reading more,
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This review is from: Suzumi (Ceres, Celestial Legend, Vol. 3) (Paperback)
Although I've never read any of the other volumes in this series, this book really grabbed my attention and got me interested. It helped that there was a short section explaining who all the characters are, as well as a section explaining what's happened in the previous volumes. The storyline was interesting. I'm looking forward to finding out what happens next, with the Mikage International story as well as with Aya's relationships (I've never thought romantic storylines were inherently bad, and at least the other storylines are there to provide some balance). In this volume, Aya has to deal with relationship issues with Yuhi as well as Toya. Also, she finds out there's another celestial power nearby. I liked the artowrk, although there was often a tendency, when a person's hair had fallen over one eye, for the somewhat covered eye not to be drawn in any way. It looked kind of odd, like the person was missing an eye. Still, the artwork was very nice. I also like the artist/author's comments - occaisionally, she had little panels on the side where she'd talk about creating Ceres, her own thoughts on how Ceres works (there's a simplistic explantion of genetics and DNA at one point, although it's not much more, and probably less, than what you'd find out in a high school biology class). She sounded like an interesting person to meet.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
The Best Book in the Series!!!,
By Austin (Bluffton, IN USA) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Suzumi (Ceres, Celestial Legend, Vol. 3) (Paperback)
Volume 3 of Ceres: Celestial Legend is the best book in the series! This one is the best because it has the saddest storyline of all of the books, and because it has the most intense action. Yuki Urakawa also suffers from the most terrible fate of any character in the series. Unfortunatley, if you haven't read the first two, you shouldn't read this one, cause you'll be lost by page 2.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Even better then FY,
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This review is from: Suzumi (Ceres, Celestial Legend, Vol. 3) (Paperback)
Yu Watase is one of the best shojo manga artists out there! Her artwork is beautiful, and bishes galore! Ceres contains the perfect combination of romance, and magic. Fushigi Yugi is also a great manga by watase, check it out ^ ^~MC
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