J. M. Ken Niimura
Autor de Never Open It: The Taboo Trilogy
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Obras de J. M. Ken Niimura
Umami #1 3 copias
Never Open It: The Taboo Trilogy 2 copias
Umami #5 1 copia
Umami #6 1 copia
Umami #7 1 copia
Umami #8 1 copia
Umami: Starters 1 copia
Umami #4 1 copia
Umami #3 1 copia
Umami #2 1 copia
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Etiquetado
Conocimiento común
- Fecha de nacimiento
- 1981
- Género
- male
- Nacionalidad
- Spain
- Lugar de nacimiento
- Madrid, Spain
- Lugares de residencia
- Tokyo, Japan
Miembros
Reseñas
Da non aprire mai por JM Ken Niimura
Tre storie che mettono in scena il fantastico rispetto all'infrazione di un divieto. Una biblica punizione non manca mai. Lo stile contemporaneo mi convince meno di quello di altri autori "giapponesi storici" e l'elemento del colore rosso in mezzo al bianco e nero mi pare una trovata un po' fine a se stessa. Così così.
Never Open It: 2 stars
I didn’t quite connect with this one until the twist. It started bittersweet, then surprisingly turned into a revenge tale.
The artwork was very expressive, but, at times, too sketchy. On the other hand, the usage of red was great.
Empty: 2 stars
Slightly confusing but a reread cleared things up. In the grand scheme of things, childish curiosity ends terribly.
The Promise: 4 stars
The best one of the trilogy. This one had a good beginning and end and was easy to follow. Not to mention a final boss battle! Underachiever, lazy Yohio finally finds his love in the mysterious Tsuu. Very bittersweet yet satisfying.
I wasn’t familiar with these folktales before, but I definitely want to read more interpretations/the original Crane Wife. I like the pattern of helping animals can lead to interesting consequences. Also, that cover is so gorgeous.… (más)
I didn’t quite connect with this one until the twist. It started bittersweet, then surprisingly turned into a revenge tale.
The artwork was very expressive, but, at times, too sketchy. On the other hand, the usage of red was great.
Empty: 2 stars
Slightly confusing but a reread cleared things up. In the grand scheme of things, childish curiosity ends terribly.
The Promise: 4 stars
The best one of the trilogy. This one had a good beginning and end and was easy to follow. Not to mention a final boss battle! Underachiever, lazy Yohio finally finds his love in the mysterious Tsuu. Very bittersweet yet satisfying.
I wasn’t familiar with these folktales before, but I definitely want to read more interpretations/the original Crane Wife. I like the pattern of helping animals can lead to interesting consequences. Also, that cover is so gorgeous.… (más)
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- 15
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- 8
- Miembros
- 89
- Popularidad
- #207,492
- Valoración
- 4.2
- Reseñas
- 13
- ISBNs
- 7
- Idiomas
- 2