(L) Love Hina

[yezhanquan]

Well, doesn't take any stretch of the imagination to figure out that the sister(s) taught Setsuna at some point, if the stories were linked. The style even has the same name.

Now, if Seta is a mage.....

[ReddyRedWolf]

Originally Posted by yezhanquan

Now, if Seta is a mage.....

More likely he was some mage's partner. Sara did mention Seta got some magical shovel when he fought an evil organization.... Oh my goodness where have heard that before?

Nah it couldn't be...

[yezhanquan]

Originally Posted by ReddyRedWolf

More likely he was some mage's partner. Sara did mention Seta got some magical shovel when he fought an evil organization.... Oh my goodness where have heard that before?

Nah it couldn't be...

I do remember Seta mentioning that he had a few run-ins in his days. I guess we can wait and see.

[cyberdemon]

Originally Posted by ReddyRedWolf

Timeline wise I'd place this before Keitaro met Seta and Sara.

Course now we know why we had this little special. Major event that connects Love Hina and Negima.

Spoiler for The connection:

The sword Hina appears in Tsukuyomi's hands. Oh Tsuruko was Setsuna's first master.

No, it was most likely after since Naru is basically promising a kiss if he does good. That kind of behavior from her didn't really come until later in the manga.

[OverMaster]

Originally Posted by jzmagic

I have to disagree,

I have to disagree as well

I used to read Negima for a while and just couldn't continue anymore. Way too many characters to care about,

Most of them rather well balanced, and most of those who aren't are intended to be that way in any case.

and it eventually transformed into a full-time action manga.

As if that was a bad thing.

Love Hina was way better than Negima.

Ugh, no. Love Hina was a fine little entertainment, but in the end it was just another harem manga. Not even as good as Saber Marionette or El Hazard.

I wish he'd conclude it and start a new manga.

I wish he concludes it after the epic wrapup it deserves.

[cyberdemon]

Originally Posted by OverMaster

As if that was a bad thing.

yeah Ken wanted to write an action manga from the beginning. The publishers made him write another harem one in the beginning. Kind of his way of protesting.

[RisArk]

Seo? You mean Ken?

[cyberdemon]

Originally Posted by RisArk

Seo? You mean Ken?

whoops, too much KNiM LOL!

[yezhanquan]

Originally Posted by OverMaster

I have to disagree as well


Most of them rather well balanced, and most of those who aren't are intended to be that way in any case.


As if that was a bad thing.


Ugh, no. Love Hina was a fine little entertainment, but in the end it was just another harem manga. Not even as good as Saber Marionette or El Hazard.

I wish he concludes it after the epic wrapup it deserves.

Only objection I have to the whole project is that the Shounen Magazine editors very quickly dropped their objections to Ken's way of continuing the story after they realised that they have something which rivals the 3 Kings of SJ. From the way I see it, it's an SJ action title, but under SM's wing.

[MrTerrorist]

Talk about lucky.

Well, Hopefully The Dreamcast Game Survived

As serious as this explosion is and as dangerous as it could have been, Japanese netizens were quick to point out that in the tenant's room, there is a copy of Dreamcast love simulator Love Hina: Totsuzen no Engeji Happening. But not just a copy of the game, a limited version of the game, which came with a limited edition Love Hina wall clock, a Love Hina towel, a stuffed animal, a shrine tailsman for good luck. The box appears to be in tact, but no word on whether the game made it out okay or if the wall clock was affixed to the wall that was blown clear off.

[GreatTeacherKen]

So does this mean Love Hina the game is as indestructible as Keitaro is?

On a serious note, thankfully the guy turned out okay.