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“Hardback compilation of Nakamura Asumiko's color works from Gothic Lolita Bible volumes 16-30.”
Le Théâtre de A
LE THÉÂTRE DE A
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3,356 rank · 6,765 readers · 70 favorites
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Synopsis
Hardback compilation of Nakamura Asumiko's color works from Gothic Lolita Bible volumes 16-30.
A collection of Nakamura Asumiko's works previously published in Gothic & Lolita Bible vol.16~30, compiled in a hardback, all-color volume. 1. Tenshi no Tamago 2. Velvet Going Underground 3. Childhood's End 4. Bite Me Something 5. Long Along Alonging 6. Till Dawn 7. Leçon un 8. My Skin on my Back 9. Highland Walker 10. Perfect World 11. Perfect Lady 12-13. Looks like a Teaspoon 14. The Peal Blue Story 15. I am a Piano 16. Parade
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median 8
mode 8
σ 0.63
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- 8 “This work is simply beautiful, masterfully capturing a poignant, once-in-a-lifetime romance between a caged bird and a dying thief. There are no criticisms to be found, as the narrative is flawless...”
- 8 “The character designs are quite lovely, and the ending provides a genuinely heartwarming conclusion. However, the metaphorical narrative—where the girl represents a piano—felt confusing and failed...”
- 8 “This story offers a unique, witty twist on vampire lore and delivers a genuinely hilarious ending that makes the short read well worth the time. While the art style is not particularly appealing...”
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Long · 0%
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A Manga Publication
- Format 16 × 1 ch × vol
- Total read 2h 08m approx
- Published May 2005 – Nov 2008
- Source Manga media type
- Ref. BS-M19968 catalog