Comments on: Manga lurv: TCP edition http://duh.yummysushipajamas.com/2006/05/manga-lurv-tcp-edition.html devolving since 2003 Fri, 16 May 2008 03:22:04 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.0.2 by: Kylara http://duh.yummysushipajamas.com/2006/05/manga-lurv-tcp-edition.html#comment-69 Sat, 27 May 2006 06:36:09 +0000 http://duh.yummysushipajamas.com/2006/05/manga-lurv-tcp-edition.html#comment-69 :( I think TCP is probably a little bit old and perhaps not popular enough for it to be made into an anime; for example, Fruits Basket, also a Hana to Yume manga, was made into an anime well before its end because they wanted to capitalize on its current popularity (same with Bleach, Full Metal Alchemist, Full Moon wo Sagashite - that anime started four chapters into the manga!). But TCP has been done for *quite* awhile, Nakamura-sensei has a new series that might be preferable (I've been following it since chapter 16, so I can't believe it, but it's been going on for years now), and I'm sure its popularity is not growing. Skip Beat! may have a better chance, just because it's still running. And because it's sheer wonderfulness, of course. However, anime companies are weird. I wish I knew on what basis they picked stuff up; Furuba is insanely popular and they haven't even done a second season of that. In any case, I think both TCP and SB! would be great anime. *hopes fervently* :( I think TCP is probably a little bit old and perhaps not popular enough for it to be made into an anime; for example, Fruits Basket, also a Hana to Yume manga, was made into an anime well before its end because they wanted to capitalize on its current popularity (same with Bleach, Full Metal Alchemist, Full Moon wo Sagashite - that anime started four chapters into the manga!). But TCP has been done for *quite* awhile, Nakamura-sensei has a new series that might be preferable (I’ve been following it since chapter 16, so I can’t believe it, but it’s been going on for years now), and I’m sure its popularity is not growing.

Skip Beat! may have a better chance, just because it’s still running. And because it’s sheer wonderfulness, of course. However, anime companies are weird. I wish I knew on what basis they picked stuff up; Furuba is insanely popular and they haven’t even done a second season of that. In any case, I think both TCP and SB! would be great anime. *hopes fervently*

]]> by: Ten http://duh.yummysushipajamas.com/2006/05/manga-lurv-tcp-edition.html#comment-68 Sat, 27 May 2006 05:54:34 +0000 http://duh.yummysushipajamas.com/2006/05/manga-lurv-tcp-edition.html#comment-68 Wow. You're right. I didn't notice it either. As for favorite cover, I like v10 the most, with Tsukasa in Wakasa-mode. The v18 cover comes a close second. Sweet and innocent. *sigh* Hee. I can't wait for SB in US shores either. Hmmm. Is there any chance of either anime adaptation of TCP or SB? Wow. You’re right. I didn’t notice it either.

As for favorite cover, I like v10 the most, with Tsukasa in Wakasa-mode. The v18 cover comes a close second. Sweet and innocent. *sigh*

Hee. I can’t wait for SB in US shores either. Hmmm. Is there any chance of either anime adaptation of TCP or SB?

]]> by: Kylara http://duh.yummysushipajamas.com/2006/05/manga-lurv-tcp-edition.html#comment-67 Sat, 27 May 2006 02:20:46 +0000 http://duh.yummysushipajamas.com/2006/05/manga-lurv-tcp-edition.html#comment-67 Oh. I lust for those volumes. *seethes with envy* Gosh, I never realized before that the first and last vol covers are mirrors for each other. So nice :D and Nakamura's art got *so* good, I think my favorite cover is 18. XD Can't wait for the first official release of SB! in America. I look forward to it. ^.^ Oh. I lust for those volumes. *seethes with envy* Gosh, I never realized before that the first and last vol covers are mirrors for each other. So nice :D and Nakamura’s art got *so* good, I think my favorite cover is 18.

XD Can’t wait for the first official release of SB! in America. I look forward to it. ^.^

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