OK. So, I finally bothered to read Fuyuki Nea's
Light Inheritor FE4 manga, which covers the exploits of the 2nd Gen. I'd been avoiding it because I heard it contained heavy Celice/Leaf subtext with a jealous!Nanna angle, which sounded about as appealing as cleaning the basement.
This particular rumor is not true (though Celice does get upset
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Now that's Understatement City. I read the entire manga on a Sunday afternoon (I don't remember what the weather was, but since it was around November, the sky was probably grayish and all that), and never got over this (see lower-left corner ( ... )
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Sorry I have been slow to reply on some things; this has been a miserably scattershot week.
And why have Lester's hair suddenly grown past his shoulders ?
That was one that annoyed me, yeah.
it's a friendship-oriented manga with a cast of flat or not very sympathetic characters.
I can't really offer "suggestions" on how to improve the kids, either. Especially the three boys raised with Celice, who probably have the thinnest characterizations...
And the end just felt... anti-climatic.
It was better than the FE1 manga ending. I think.
Really, it's like the author was looking for a middle ground between Fujimori Nuts' wackiness and Oosawa Mitsuki's drama (though with the Second Generation as a setting)... and failed.
I think that's a good way of summing it up. But I hear that Mitsuki's manga starts suffering during Gen 2, likely for the same reasons re: source material, so maybe crazy-Fujimori style is the way to handle it.
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I have yet to find a complete version of the FE1 manga, so I can't really make a comparison. Is it that bad ( ... )
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Is it that bad?
Aside from the non-canonical villains, some weirdo plotlines, and inconsistent art... the ending is just so rushed and perfunctory, IMO.
Does Fujimori's manga actually cover the 2nd Gen ?
Actually, yes. I didn't know that until recently, but I found one LJ showing screenshots of some Second Gen scenes and was able to confirm that yes, it does.
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