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By: Silk

Silk — Mon, 12 Oct 2009 22:51:44 +0000

The reason Twelve Kingdoms stopped production is it was hard for the animators to portray the inner struggles of chars. So, while it was a success, they were at their wits end and had to stop. I went on craze with Juuni Kokki a few years back and bought ALL the light novels in Japanese(and mind you, I can’t read Japanese >_<)

Anyway, there's translation on Yoko's story online.
http://www.eugenewoodbury.com/shadow/shadow_intro.htm

The novel differs somewhat from the anime. One point being that her two friends are just minor npcs and never have anything to do with the plot. But I still like how they were in the anime. They do stand up as chars on their own.

By: hotspot

hotspot — Sun, 27 Sep 2009 01:17:48 +0000

I think that i kind of gave the wrong idea about 12 kingdoms. the first couple of episodes were okay and then it got a little boring but after that, when a couple of episodes were following a boy named taiki (for those who don’t know the anime) then i started to really enjoy watching it. but then after it went back to youko it got a bit boring i think. And then when the characters suzu and shoukei were introduced as main characters i really got interested in it again to a point where i really wanted to watch the next episode. i really enjoy how suzu and shoukei’s thoughts of “the queen of kei” keep getting changed until they both like her. not to mention that shoukei and suzu accompany youko’s friend who both change the two girls thoughts about youko.
I also like how at the beginning youko was a girl that always needed someone to help her and she grows into someone who can do things on her own and isn’t afraid to fight anyone.
But i was greatly confused near the beginning when it seemed like they fast foward and all of a sudden sugimoto was back on earth and a lot happend but they didn’t really show what happend. I was like what? what what’s just happend???

By: Hotspot

Hotspot — Tue, 22 Sep 2009 16:23:42 +0000

i’ll look out for those, but i have seen 12 kingdoms, i am up to the eight volume! although it isn’t one of my favorite’s i don’t like it that much.

By: Rika24

Rika24 — Wed, 12 Aug 2009 03:38:35 +0000

want to know a GREAT series that has NEVER come to the US? no one i talk to has ever heard of it and they claim to know everything about anime. anyways, the series is called “Ginga Nagareboshi Gin” sometimes called “Silver Fang.” i LOVE that series. sadly the manga scanlation is nonexistent past volume 3

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