Dec 19, 2008 13:44
Zettai Kareshi
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genre: no brain required,
cast: maya miki,
cast: sasaki kuranosuke,
cast: hayami mokomichi,
cast: mizushima hiro,
genre: hilarity and hijinks,
genre: our nudity advances the plot,
cast: aibu saki,
*country: japan,
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genre: romantic comedy
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I'm up to episode 3 (I think. Maybe 2?) and I'm loving it! Riiko is too cute to be annoyed with and basically everyone is adorable and I want to squeeze them. Hard. ::ogle ogle ogle:: It's like a loin-splosion. It's my first introduction to Mokomichi, and he seems perfectly cast and I'm just like *_* all the time. Mizushima Hiro is a fucking hotass, even when his hair prevents him from looking as attractive as he actually is. Aibu Saki is the prettiest thing and I spend half my time distracted by her shiny bob and dimples. AND THEN THERE'S MAYA MIKI TOO. It's like the drama equivalent of one of those seven layer chocolate cakes with chocolate frosting and chocolate pudding inside.
Night is so loveable, though, I'm very attached to him and that makes me nervous.
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And sprinkles! If sprinkles were Moko's peaked, glistening nipples saying "hello world!" during every scene.
I'm so glad you like Night, I felt like his only fan. It was very bizarre -- a tall, bronze sex robot devoted to his master's every whim and pleasure, and people found fault with him. Bwuh?? D: The only thing I didn't like Aibu Saki's character is that we were supposed to believe she wasn't banging that. (Though apparently in the manga she has no reservations, so I really need to check that out.)
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I'm still so early in the show that Riiko's initial needy desperation is still fresh in my mind. Her attitude towards the two male leads is great, though, so far! And I love the adorable spazztic awkwardness.
I can totally see her as someone who would not have sex with their gorgeous affectionate sexbot, though! It does work with the characterization, I think - at least that initial, excessively romantic characterization. I'm intrigued about the manga, though. XD
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He does have some jealousy issues later, but Riiko programmed him that way, so it's like his faults aren't even his fault.
Riiko is an adorable sweetheart, but she really doesn't think things through. XD
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Also, her initial reservation makes sense because in the manga she is a high-school girl. In some ways, ZK manga is most fun if (like me) you are generally a fan of Yuu Watase because it's sort of poking fun at her own cliches.
Btw, if you want explicit sexin' (ZK manga isn't too explicit in that regard, alas), check out her Ceres: Celestial Legend. It might be up your alley anyway, what with incest (twincest!), evil families, homicidal men with amnesia who grow daggers out of arms and love the heroine enough to come back from the dead, tons and tons of h/c, cross-dressing and (more to the point) I think a 17-page sex scene which is pretty explicit. With my luck, I got to that point of the manga in a public place.
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Goddamnit! *googles*
17-page sex scene, huh? And it's het?
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I did a bit on Ceres art here and a summary which isn't spoilery:
http://dangermousie.livejournal.com/671001.html
(There is an anime of it which I like even if it's not as good as the manga as they had to cut out bunches of plot).
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Or is the ending thing bothersome? :) (Note: Ceres ending is not like ZK ending. *tries to be unspoilery*)
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She does cut through her secondary characters with a scythe.
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Plus, he is an amnesiac assassin working for her evil family and who has been assigned to kill her. He'd rather have hot hot make-out sex with her instead.
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