She can't remember anything though, so she spends all this time agonizing about whether or not to tell Night. There was a newer model robot trying to make moves on Riiko, and one day she woke up in a hotel bed with him thinking they'd had sex. I do not like that! Girls don't turn into rabid beasts just because they like a guy!Īnother plot point I had trouble with involved rape. The girls bullied Riiko horribly because they wanted Night for themselves. However, it suffered from some over-the-top mean girl action. I've never been a fan of Yuu Watase's art, but the appeal of this story speaks for itself, right?įor the most part this was enjoyable.

A hot robot who is absolutely devoted to her. This is a story about a girl who orders a robot. This review is for the series, volumes 1-6. In Chuang Yi's English-language versions of Fushigi Yugi (spelled without a macron or circumflex), her name is romanized as 'Yu Watase'. Her name is romanized as 'Yû Watase' in earlier printings of Viz Media's publications of Fushigi Yūgi, Alice 19th, and Ceres, The Celestial Legend, while in Viz Media's Fushigi Yūgi Genbu Kaiden and Absolute Boyfriend her name is romanized as 'Yuu Watase'. In October 2008, Watase began her first shōnen serialization, Arata: The Legend in Weekly Shōnen Sunday. Because of her frequent use of beautiful male characters in her works, she is widely regarded in circles as a bishōnen manga artist. Since writing her debut short story 'Pajama de Ojama' ('An Intrusion in Pajamas'), Watase has created more than 80 compiled volumes of short stories and continuing series. She received the Shogakukan Manga Award for shōjo for Ceres, Celestial Legend in 1997. She likes all music, except heavy metal and old traditional music. She is known for her works Fushigi Yūgi, Alice 19th, Ceres: The Celestial Legend, Fushigi Yūgi Genbu Kaiden and Absolute Boyfriend.

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