This episode starts off in an interesting note with a pink fairy looking for Marigold. After meeting Marigold, she states she is looking for the Fairy Queen’s Bridgegroom, which in Lydia’s mind is another problem on her plate. After Marigold explains to Sweetpea what has happened with the ring, the fairies turn into their human [...]
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This episode starts off with Lydia’s father recapping what has occurred, with Lydia becoming the Earl’s family fairy doctor. After this small little recap, the viewer gets a little flashback of Lydia’s past experience with men, and it revolves around a boy giving her a love letter because it was a dare. After getting a [...]
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This episode of Early and Fairy starts off with Raven doing a nice job of making the Black Spectual Hound runaway. As Raven has been busy dueling the Black Spectual Hound, Raven notices that Lydia has disappeared, and Lydia has been taken to a prison underneath the castle. In the prison Lydia is reunited with [...]
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As it has been a while since by last episode review for this series, here’s the review for episode three. This episode starts with three fairies watching Edgar, Lydia and Raven. The three fairies discuss asking the fairy doctor for help, and about them going to the Isle of Mannern. I thought that [...]
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Argh, no pay-off!
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Hakushaku to Yousei in Spenserian smokestack shock.
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Wow well that was fitting crap ending for a crap series if I ever saw one! I mean if you thought Yozakura was pretty bad, this has got to be 10 times worse. What kind of pick up line is “I was ready to die but because of you I decided to live!” And [...]
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Actually there’s nothing exciting this week but I figured since it’s the 2nd to last episode I may as well say a few words. Ed’s best line came after the ending credits where he said “I’m so messed up I can’t even kiss you on the lips when I am drunk, but perhaps because I [...]
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This episode of Hakushaku to Yousei has Edgar employing Lydia’s services, to try and find the sword of merefolk, at the Isle of Mannon. The scene of Lydia trying to find Edgar’s cross tattooed on his tongue was interesting, as Edgar thought that Lydia was hitting on him, but she was just interested to see [...]
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I admit that I’m a bit of a sucker for time period shows, and hopefully as this show is set in the Victorian period, I hoped that this series would be a show that I would regularly watch. Hakushaku to Yousei’s main leads are Lydia Carlton (she has caramel coloured hair), who is a ‘Fairy [...]
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Wtf man, you sit there macking Lydia and suddenly you fall asleep after your drunken stupor? =_=;  No you are not forgiven for your lame pick up lines. Also Lydia you brought yourself to this, being all tsundere showing up at his house to “pick up some items you forgot” pfft. In other news there [...]
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Hot chick alert! Hot Ebony chick alert! *Insert random fangirl kyaa-ing here* Summary Paul woke up to find a girl sleeping with him, and he wondered what he has done. However, the girl was crying tears of amber. On the other hand, Lydia was making chamomile cookies for the fairies. Edgar asked why she did not accept [...]
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YESSS SHOUJO WITH SEX!!!
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I believe this was one of the first of the season’s anime to air and one of the last to get fansubbed. That probably means something, but I don’t know what. This is another shoujo show but I enjoyed Skip Beat so I popped this one in with only a little trepidation. Rating: 9/12 A- Earl and [...]
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Hakushaku to Yousei Short Synopsis: Our lead character can see fairies and gets kidnapped by a bunch of bishies. Highlights: Is too busy trying to make its characters look “cool”. Overall Enjoyment Value: 6,5/10 It’s a shame that this series started right after a bunch of awesome cat-shows as Chi’s Sweet Home and Natsume Yuujin-chou: the talking cat in [...]
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Let's play a fun drinking game! Get out your scotch and play along. Take a shot every time we have a time-honored shoujo trope. Ready? Go. Talking animal sidekick. Take a shot. Sparkly lead bishounen. Take a shot. Lead female with a special ability (seeing fairies). Take a shot. Butler sent to watch over lead female. Take a shot. Threatening situation with a guy putting the lead female
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Fresh off the presses, the first show of Fall is a shoujo show. It’s actually interesting enough for me to talk about it. I won’t be reinventing the wheel, so summary + screencaps can be found here. First and foremost, this is a shoujo show, and takes itself seriously at that, which actually makes it pretty [...]
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「あいつは優雅な大悪党」 (Aitsu wa Yuuga na Daiakutou) "He's a Huge Refined Scoundrel" First Glance: While the "official" start of the fall season is this Wednesday, Hakushaku to Yousei (Count & Fairy) breaks ahead of the pack with a special early broadcast premiere.
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Click pictures to enlarge them. Spoilers ahead so please be cautious. I'll be honest with you. I have no intention to blog this series any further. I really don't think this is the type of series I'll be able to enjoy. First of all, too shoujo like. Ty..글 전체보기
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I’ve been reading the Hakushaku to Yousei novel since last week (slowly, because I was preoccupied with other stuff), and I’m enjoying the read so far. The start seemed a little shaky, I had a hard time picturing the Victorian-esque Western setting due to lack of vivid details, though I’m not really sure if it’s got something to do with my lack of comprehension or the writing itself (I haven’t read enough fantasy books to be a ‘good’ critic). But that’s nothing compared to the priceless antics I’m seeing from the Fairy Doctor Lydia and the Count Edgar, and this is exactly why I actually said I’m enjoying this little adventure.
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