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queenofsunsets's review against another edition
adventurous
lighthearted
fast-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? Plot
- Strong character development? No
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? No
- Flaws of characters a main focus? No
3.25
paperbackwritter's review against another edition
5.0
Como no podía ser de otra forma, cada tomo se pone cada vez mejor que el anterior. Es una lástima que termine justo en la mejor parte, y a pesar de que me encantaría seguir leyendo y leyendo, tengo que ir a dormir en algun momento.
Una de las cosas que siempre me gustaron, fue la historia de la Luna, la antigua vida de Serena y Endimion, y como Serena a pesar del miedo y de su lloriqueo siempre hacía todo lo que podía por salvar todos.
Una de las cosas que siempre me gustaron, fue la historia de la Luna, la antigua vida de Serena y Endimion, y como Serena a pesar del miedo y de su lloriqueo siempre hacía todo lo que podía por salvar todos.
pasparugovna's review
2.0
It's the continuation of my adventure into manga world.
I've been into anime and manga my whole life, but only this year I really got interested into reading manga.
Mangas are books too.
The difference is that the story is told with images and that you can finish +3 manga volumes if you want in one single days. A manga volume has around 200 pages, but it can always vary, though it is extraordinarily rare to find one with 180 pages or with more than 240 pages. Anyway, if you want you can read a lot in one day, you can finish over 600 pages with three volumes.
I am not selling manga volumes to you right now, but mangas are books too. The stories are just as good! And the reading goes faster because it's only about graphics and images.
One way or another, Sailor Moon Vol 3* is just as good as volume one, thus I rated it with lots of starts. Naoko Takeuchi has written a pillar of the manga and comics world and not only. If you ask anyone the pillar of most of magic girls, supernatural girls/heroines, manga or not, Sailor Moon is the name.
*Same review as Sailor Moon Vol.2
I've been into anime and manga my whole life, but only this year I really got interested into reading manga.
Mangas are books too.
The difference is that the story is told with images and that you can finish +3 manga volumes if you want in one single days. A manga volume has around 200 pages, but it can always vary, though it is extraordinarily rare to find one with 180 pages or with more than 240 pages. Anyway, if you want you can read a lot in one day, you can finish over 600 pages with three volumes.
I am not selling manga volumes to you right now, but mangas are books too. The stories are just as good! And the reading goes faster because it's only about graphics and images.
One way or another, Sailor Moon Vol 3* is just as good as volume one, thus I rated it with lots of starts. Naoko Takeuchi has written a pillar of the manga and comics world and not only. If you ask anyone the pillar of most of magic girls, supernatural girls/heroines, manga or not, Sailor Moon is the name.
*Same review as Sailor Moon Vol.2
chloo's review
3.0
This series is proving to be a a really fun read!
Marked differences in darker themes than the show. I'm experiencing both for the first time and enjoy both versions!
Marked differences in darker themes than the show. I'm experiencing both for the first time and enjoy both versions!
jadslima's review
adventurous
funny
lighthearted
fast-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? A mix
- Strong character development? Yes
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? No
- Flaws of characters a main focus? It's complicated
3.5
ari_odinson's review
3.0
Don’t know why this took me forever to read. The plot slows down and all, but I still love everybody. Also the art is so beautiful. Guess sometime in the near future I’ll have to invest in more of this series because eventually, I’d like to own it all. For now, I’ll keep rereading my favorite parts.