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| Title | : | Shugo Chara!, Vol. 1: Who Do You Want to Be? (Shugo Chara! #1) |
| Author | : | Peach-Pit |
| Book Format | : | Paperback |
| Book Edition | : | Anniversary Edition |
| Pages | : | Pages: 208 pages |
| Published | : | March 27th 2007 by Del Rey (first published July 6th 2006) |
| Categories | : | Sequential Art. Manga. Romance. Graphic Novels. Media Tie In. Anime. Fantasy. Comics. Young Adult |
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WHO DO YOU WANT TO BE? Everybody at Seiyo Elementary thinks that stylish and super cool Amu has it all: But nobody knows the real Amu, a shy girl who wishes she had the courage to truly be herself. Changing Amu’s life is going to take more than wishes and dreams–it’s going to take a little magic! One morning, Amu finds a surprise in her bed: three strange little eggs. Each egg contains a Guardian Character, an angel-like being who can give her the power to be someone new. With the help of her Guardian Characters, Amu is about to discover that her true self is even more amazing than she ever dreamed.Present Books Supposing Shugo Chara!, Vol. 1: Who Do You Want to Be? (Shugo Chara! #1)
| Original Title: | しゅごキャラ！, 1 |
| ISBN: | 0345497457 (ISBN13: 9780345497451) |
| Edition Language: | English |
| Series: | Shugo Chara! #1 |
| Literary Awards: | Kodansha Manga Award for Children's Manga (2008) |
Rating Containing Books Shugo Chara!, Vol. 1: Who Do You Want to Be? (Shugo Chara! #1)
Ratings: 4.12 From 18686 Users | 235 ReviewsEvaluation Containing Books Shugo Chara!, Vol. 1: Who Do You Want to Be? (Shugo Chara! #1)
My review will be on the original non-edited version that some kind people translate for us on the internet cos Del Rey suck (no offence to you guys and all) and 'edit' (or as I like to say, make loads of mistake in) the translation... WHICH IS REALLY, REALLY ANNOYING!!! Seriously annoying... seriously, seriously annoying... you don't know how long I can rant about something like that cos I appreciate the Japanese culture and language so much... (speaking of which, anyone wanna lend me £1000 so3.5* I watched the anime first, so some of the terminology in the manga sounded peculiar to me. Especially "the self that I want to be", whereas the anime OP theme said "my would-be self". Also, the "Negative Heart, Lock-On!" that I loved so much in the anime, seems missing from the manga. Other than that, and how obvious it is that the mangakas are Amuto fangirls (which I despise, since I am a Tadamu fangirl), the manga is a decent read...even for those of us, who watched all of the anime
This adorable story with cute characters and a mysterious plot is definitely different from most manga out there. Following elementary student and accidentally acclaimed badass, Amu Hinamori, we learn about the Shugo Chara, or "Guardian Characters" and their roles in the world of this story.The pace was slower in general, but it was the perfect pace for this story. The plot is different and always tries to keep you guessing. The artwork is great with lots of attention to detail. The characters
Reread this because Im currently in a state of denial about midterms 😬
Shugo chara is one of those books when I could feel like reading it any time of the day, it is always funny, sometimes serious or lovey dovey or totally complicated. I agree to those people who say it's "kinda childish" or "makes no sense" or people who say that the plot is not the best that they've seen or something like that. I totally agree to that, I actually really liked it at first and hated it after I finished reading it but I liked it again after I realised that it's not too bad and it's
Overall Rating: B+Synopsis: Created by Peach-Pit, the series is a shōjo manga that follows Amu Hinamori, a student at Seiyo Elementary. Amu has a reputation for being stylish and cool (that's her to the left), but she's really very shy. One night, she makes a wish that she could be her real self, and the next morning she finds three brightly colored eggs in her bed. Each egg eventually hatches a Guardian Character, angel-like beings able to change Amu into a new personality. She also has to deal
If you had to ask me what the likelihood was that I would find myself going back and trying out some of Peach-Pit's titles, up until recently, I would have laughed at you. If you had asked if I would read Shugo Chara! in particular, I probably would have snorted as well. I used to be of the opinion that a lot of Peach-Pit's work was overrated and overhyped, and to some degree when I think back on high school, I still think they're somewhat overhyped or at least were.But I picked up this copy of
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