Magic Knight Rayearth Volume 2 (Magic Knight Rayearth Omnibus), by CLAMP
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The sequel to Magic Knight Rayearth! Umi, Hikaru, and Fuu have returned to Earth from Cephiro, but all three know they have been forever changed by their adventures there. Haunted by the decisions they made and the unresolved war between Zagato and Emeraude, the Magic Knights journey to Cephiro once more, this time with a sense of duty. But who was it that had the strength of heart to summon them again, if it wasn''t the Princess Emeraude? Is it the person who, as Clef says, could replace her as the Pillar of Cephiro?
Magic Knight Rayearth Volume 2 (Magic Knight Rayearth Omnibus), by CLAMP- Amazon Sales Rank: #565231 in eBooks
- Published on: 2015-03-11
- Released on: 2015-03-11
- Format: Kindle eBook
About the Author Clamp is one of the hottest group of manga artists in all of Japan.Clamp is one of the hottest group of manga artists in all of Japan.
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3 of 3 people found the following review helpful. A must have for fans of MKR or manga in general!!! By ChibiNeko If you're a manga/anime fan, odds are that you've heard of Magic Knight Rayearth in some form or fashion. How could you not? It's by the incredibly talented mangaka team of CLAMP, which is oft heralded as the crème de la crème of the manga world and it's easy to see why. Regardless of what the current lineup is, their artwork is almost always something to admire.This volume collects the second half of the Magic Knight Rayearth series into one big, wonderful volume. While I know that there's some that dislike the idea of having 600+ pages of manga in one big volume, the price on this (about twenty dollars in bookstores, much less here on Amazon) is rather good- which is going to be a relief for many fans used to shelling out nine to twelve dollars for one manga that might be around 200-300 pages. It's cost effective when you consider how much manga you're getting, which is something any manga fan will like. (There's a reason people joke that drugs would probably be cheaper than indulging your otaku habit!)Now for the artwork. Unfortunately the copy I was given seemed to be pixellated at points, possibly to deter from theft, but the funny thing about this is that even despite this, the CLAMP artwork still looked pretty good. If it's going to be on par with the quality of the previous volume, you'll be in for an artwork treat. (My copy was an electronic galley, so no worries about the physical copies having any sort of glitches.)What interested me most was the translation. I remember my old TokyoPop translations of the series, and even though it'd been a while since I'd read my editions I noticed a difference in the translation. It's similar enough that you won't shake your fist and say that someone translated wrong in either camp, but it's different enough that it was like a different experience, one that I liked. There are no worries about Dark Horse pulling some cutesy "let's rename EVERYTHING for the English speaking audience" nonsense, but then I'd imagine that those fears were mostly allayed by the release of the previous volume.The end result is that this is a collection worth having. I'm not savvy enough with translations to know which of the TokyoPop or Dark Horse translations were closer to the source material, but if you're someone that's debating whether or not to get the Dark Horse books or scarf up TokyoPop's big book release of the series through some other source, go for the Dark Horse. The volume is nicer looking and seems like it'd last longer through multiple readings. (I'd seen editions of the TP one that were literally falling apart on the shelves, and that's when they were brand new.)5 out of 5 stars(ARC provided through NetGalley)
0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. Manga is classic Clamp :) By Jason A. Henry I have been a Clamp fan for years and years and this Omnibus edition of Magic Knight Rayearth 2 is exactly what Clamp fans expect. High quality beautiful illustration and a story that is easy to follow are trademarks of Clamp and they are all in their Omnibus editions just as they are in they regular releases made years ago. If you like a cute story and pretty pictures this is perfect for you. Make sure to pick up the first one too.
0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. Wow~ Three manga issues in one book! By Suzuri Very very happy with this purchase!! As a fan of CLAMP and the series of Magic Knight Rayearth, I wanted to read the manga books again. Having the second half of the manga all in one book is fantastic. Thank you guys!!
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