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Hello everyone! This blog is about all things Love Hina! I decided to make this blog because (too my surprise) there where no active Love Hina blogs. Love Hina was one of my first and by far favorite manga's. I wish i could say the same for the anime, but that's just my opinion. (The differences between the two bothered me). Anyways, this Manga Anime Figures Other Stuff GIFS
So I opened up one of the anime series (Love Hina) I won from the Comicpalooza Cosplay contest, and I see this…
I feel like I just won free porn.
WITHOUT MY PARENTS REALIZING.
I haven’t watched it yet, but I have a feeling I shall enjoy it. >w>
lol
lmao my grandma once gave me an issue of Love Hina because she thought I liked anime
I was 10
my parents were furious
lol I remember when I bought some of my Love Hina mangas I had to hide the more “inappropriate” covers
“Water Dragon”
This panel is gorgeous. Interesting, dynamic framing for maximum dramatic effect.
Oh, and I like that Naru’s costume makes her look not entirely unlike a certain wisewolf of more modern anime yore.
Love Hina (ラブ ひな) by Ken Akamatsu is a romantic comedy that is one of the most popular manga series ever in Japan. The story centers around two students trying to get into Tokyo University, the best in Japan, Keitarō Urashima and Naru Narusegawa. Keitaro becomes the manager of an all girls boarding house and lives there with Naru and many other crazy and interesting characters. The manga relies on three storylines, Keitaro’s promise to a girl in his early life to get into Tokyo U, Naru and Keitaro’s unspoken love, and traditional boy-sees-girls-naked humor. Even though the latter can be awful in some manga, in this one it is extremely well done and rarely gets old. The other characters, the shy girl, the crazy girl, the sexually charged girl, and the serious swordswoman, are great and are the best of their manga stereotypes. The characters constantly poke fun at Keitaro and each other and the comedy is usually funny, which kept me coming back for more. Overall, while not being my favorite comedy manga, Love Hina is one of the best of a romantic comedy genre which is usually much of the same.
Score: 9/10 - Scintillating Slapstick
