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Details Of Books Shugo Chara!, Vol. 1: Who Do You Want to Be? (Shugo Chara! #1)
| Title | : | Shugo Chara!, Vol. 1: Who Do You Want to Be? (Shugo Chara! #1) |
| Author | : | Peach-Pit |
| Book Format | : | Paperback |
| Book Edition | : | Special 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.Particularize Books Conducive To 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) |
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Ratings: 4.12 From 18686 Users | 235 ReviewsCriticism Of Books Shugo Chara!, Vol. 1: Who Do You Want to Be? (Shugo Chara! #1)
Ok, if you only want what I thought of the series go to the bold, this first paragraph is about me finding the book, and figuring it out. Honestly, I just found this for a dollar and said "Why not?"Then I read the back, said "...cheesy much?"But I still bought it. And was damn glad I did! It was my first manga, and I saw the cover was on the back only when I got home... said "What... the... hell?!?"So I just read it from the cover and guessed which pannal was where (Same with the speechShugo Chara: Volume 1 was written by Peach-Pit a female manga artist duo consisting of Banri Sendo and Shibuko Ebara. It was published in Japan on January 1st, 2006 by Kodansha Ltd., Tokyo. Since this manga/graphic novel was originally written in Japanese, it was translated into english by June Kato. This graphic novel falls into the genre of Magical Girl. This genre is a subgenre of Japanese fantasy manga as well as anime that feature young girls who are, of course, using magic. If youre
Everything about this is just plain meh. Even though I knew from the start that this manga isn't something to be gaga over and that it isn't meant to be realistic at all, I'm still confused and a bit disappointed.First off, the egg idea is kind of ludicrous to me and in all honesty, it doesn't really make sense in my head. How're Guardian Characters supposed to help a person find his/her true personality and identity if they constantly control and change how the person acts and reacts? Well,
Everybody at school thinks Amu is amazing. They want to be her and they idolize her, because she's so tough. Amu is struggling with her image, because it isn't who she really is. She is a sweet girl who wants to wear cute things. Amu wishes she can be herself. With the help of a bit of magic three eggs are the result. At first Amu has no idea what they are for, but soon she finds out that each egg contains a Guardian Character. These characters are her would be selves. With the help of her three
Hinamori Amu is the most popular girl at Seiyo Elemantary school, known for her edgy fashion sense and "Cool-n-Spicy" attitude. Hell, even her own parents are huge fans of her. But in reality, Amu is just a scared girl who just wants to be cuter and more honest.Enter three eggs, who hatch into Guardian Characters, sort of mascots who represent who Amu wants to become. Ran represents her desire to more athletic and honest. Miki is her wish to be more artsy, and has her stubborn attitude. Suu is
This manga was very unique in its storyline as well as the art. The art was really top notch, as expected of the duo, PEACH-PIT. The story itself was like no other, and that's saying something because nowadays, you see the same things repeating itself over and over again, so this was a fresh start and it truly set itself apart from all of that. This manga was very empowering, because I remembered that during the time when I read this, I was going through a difficult time in my life and I
1. The art is beautiful.2. The idea is WAAAAY original. I CAN'T FIND ANOTHER PLOT LIKE IT!!3. It teaches a valuable lesson that I ENCOURAGE MY REVIEW READERS TO FIND OUT FOR THEMSELVES. :)Shugo Chara (NOTE: Pronounced Shoo-goh kah-rah! People have been calling it Shoo-goh cha-rah and I have the immediate urge to correct them! But I wouldn't know--I'm just a fan of pronouncing things the japanese way.) starts out as story about a young 4th grader (I can't believe how young they are...) named Amu
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