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Lupinchan's Victorian Romance Emma Manga Review
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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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Member Opinions
Such a cruel fate befallen upon Emma and Edward, the first season leaves the viewers with disappointment and then second
season came, things get pretty intense and lots of people get hurts just because Emma and Edward loves each other.
So I can say that this romance story is cruel, and it makes me wonder why couldn't people fall in love without hurting
another person?
Judging by my reaction towards this anime, I can conclude how badly I was taken by this series. Even my mom watched
this, and my second brother(he complained about the ED for first season XD).
It leaves a bittersweet taste in my mouth, and as far as I concerned, I'm glad they finally find their happiness.
*cries* Even after all the suffering. Guh, the story is so intense when it comes to Edward and Emma!
It's charming, classical love story, which takes place in Victorian London. The world shown in this anime is full of details and very climatic. Emma is simply sweetheart and cute girl! The rest characters are also very good, I like Hakim, the Prince from India - who mess a little in that properly organized Victorian world :)