Narushima Yuri - Planet Ladder, vol. 06-07 (Eng. trans.)
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oyceterHuh, very interesting.
I still have no idea what really happened, but I liked the idea that the prophecy was ultimately a self-serving story created by the emperor whose name I have already forgotten but has a stupid little goatee that I keep wanting to shave off. That was too long to hyphenate, so you can just imagine the hyphens in there.
I am also extremely irked that Kaguya ends up marrying Seeyu and having happy children, largely because I read their relationship as more sibling-esque than anything else. Also, Bambi/Kaguya OTPexclamationpoint!
I wish we knew more of what happened to Gold, and I mourned the death of Giant Robot Chicken.
I'm not sure if I'd rec the series to everyone, given that I still have no idea what happened with the plot, the politics, or the world-building, but I really liked certain aspects, including the Giant Robot Chicken, the clone/robot/living weapon Gold, Bambi, and the Mad Prince Who Cannot Touch.
I still have no idea what really happened, but I liked the idea that the prophecy was ultimately a self-serving story created by the emperor whose name I have already forgotten but has a stupid little goatee that I keep wanting to shave off. That was too long to hyphenate, so you can just imagine the hyphens in there.
I am also extremely irked that Kaguya ends up marrying Seeyu and having happy children, largely because I read their relationship as more sibling-esque than anything else. Also, Bambi/Kaguya OTPexclamationpoint!
I wish we knew more of what happened to Gold, and I mourned the death of Giant Robot Chicken.
I'm not sure if I'd rec the series to everyone, given that I still have no idea what happened with the plot, the politics, or the world-building, but I really liked certain aspects, including the Giant Robot Chicken, the clone/robot/living weapon Gold, Bambi, and the Mad Prince Who Cannot Touch.