Be advised, there's quite a few missing, duplicate or misordered chapters in this one.
I don't think it will ever get fixed so just read a few chapters and if it's to your liking, then look it up elsewhere
A one-shot about pirates that leans more towards romance than adventure, this is definitely a must-read for fans of Matsuri Hino. The pirates are portrayed as both believable and lovable, with enough pirate action in this volume to balance out the shojo elements. It's an enjoyable read, though it may not appeal to those strictly seeking a traditional pirate tale. Instead, it's perfect for shojo fans looking for something a bit unique. Pirates aren't a common theme in shojo, making this a refreshing and re-readable story.
Don't expect this manga to be a deep, intricately plotted shoujo romance; it's simply a light, enjoyable read.
The story isn't particularly groundbreaking, but it is entertaining. The main secrets are revealed early on, and the book primarily revolves around the pirates' adventures. It reminds me a bit of "Pirates of the Caribbean," if it were reimagined as a shoujo manga.
Hino's artwork is exceptional—the characters and their costumes look stunning.
Wanted is a solid one-volume work that could be worth your time if you're in the mood for a lighthearted romantic shoujo manga.
WANTED (the first three chapters) is simply a conventional love story blended with pirates.
I rate the story a seven. It's basic and typical, but that doesn't imply it's poor. I enjoyed reading something straightforward and unadorned.
The artwork is stunning, and I give it a nine! I adore Matsuri's art, which is why I began reading this manga and her other works. Occasionally, it can be perplexing because some parts are unclear.
The characters aren't particularly unique. Armelia is just like every protagonist in stories of this kind. The same applies to Luce. The villains are also standard fare. Six points.
I even showed a friend, who also reads Vampire Knight, a scan from this manga and asked her who the characters were. Without hesitation, she said they were Yuuki and Zero. I thought the same, so the characters aren't very original.
Overall, it's fantastic! I thoroughly enjoyed this manga and wished it could have been a little longer.
If you're looking for a shoujo manga with a touch of action, this is it! :)
I was thoroughly captivated by the story from beginning to end. As a big fan of pirate tales, I especially love it when there's a touch of romance involved. I genuinely wished the narrative had gone on longer to quench my thirst for more. However, pirate mangas are pretty scarce, or at least ones that are truly great.
This is definitely a must-read, as there's something uniquely special about it—even though it's straightforward and easy to follow. That's based on my limited experience with manga, of course. The characters are also absolutely visually appealing, if I may say so myself. It’s not often you come across artwork featuring such strikingly handsome characters. (+o+ *swoons over pirate captain Luce*)
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I don't think it will ever get fixed so just read a few chapters and if it's to your liking, then look it up elsewhere
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The story isn't particularly groundbreaking, but it is entertaining. The main secrets are revealed early on, and the book primarily revolves around the pirates' adventures. It reminds me a bit of "Pirates of the Caribbean," if it were reimagined as a shoujo manga.
Hino's artwork is exceptional—the characters and their costumes look stunning.
Wanted is a solid one-volume work that could be worth your time if you're in the mood for a lighthearted romantic shoujo manga.
I rate the story a seven. It's basic and typical, but that doesn't imply it's poor. I enjoyed reading something straightforward and unadorned.
The artwork is stunning, and I give it a nine! I adore Matsuri's art, which is why I began reading this manga and her other works. Occasionally, it can be perplexing because some parts are unclear.
The characters aren't particularly unique. Armelia is just like every protagonist in stories of this kind. The same applies to Luce. The villains are also standard fare. Six points.
I even showed a friend, who also reads Vampire Knight, a scan from this manga and asked her who the characters were. Without hesitation, she said they were Yuuki and Zero. I thought the same, so the characters aren't very original.
Overall, it's fantastic! I thoroughly enjoyed this manga and wished it could have been a little longer.
If you're looking for a shoujo manga with a touch of action, this is it! :)
This is definitely a must-read, as there's something uniquely special about it—even though it's straightforward and easy to follow. That's based on my limited experience with manga, of course. The characters are also absolutely visually appealing, if I may say so myself. It’s not often you come across artwork featuring such strikingly handsome characters. (+o+ *swoons over pirate captain Luce*)
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