ROSARIO VAMPIRE SEASON II GN VOL 06: Test Six: Gangstah: Volume 6 Paperback – Illustrated, 20 Oct. 2011

My granddaughter was very pleased with this which I bought her for Christmas

Great product

This sixth volume of the 'Rosario+Vampire' second season sees Tsukune and his friends encounter Fang-Fang Huang, a Chinese freshman who has his eyes on Tsukune. A member of a Hong Kong mafia family, Fang-Fang wants Tsukune to join his organisation and is willing to go to any lengths to make it happen. The volume also sees a brief incidence of body-swapping and Inner Moka has a day out.This volume of 'Rosario+Vampire' is something of a breather volume, returning the series to comedy after the last couple of rather serious arcs. While this does mean that this volume isn't quite as good as some of the previous volumes, it is still relatively good with the comedy handled relatively well for the most part (Inner Moka's attempts at cooking are particularly good). Despite the comedy, this volume does have a little time for some character development for Yukari and the new characters introduced in this volume are relatively good (Fang-Fang is a little bit annoying at the moment but he does get better and I do like his sister Ling-Ling).Volume six of the 'Rosario+Vampire' second season is relatively good and probably deserves a low four stars but its main aim is to give a little rest between serious arcs and set up the next arc for following volumes.

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this is another resonable story line and it is well worth reading if you have read the rest

The gang is back from summer break and things are just as comedic as ever. Tsukune and the girls meet FangFang Huang and are asked to join the Mafia, to hold onto the harem? It’s funny watching the girls explain what their relationship is with Tsukune even though Moka was the only honest girl about it (even though she wants to be his girlfriend), but Ruby calling herself Tsukune’s plaything is pretty messed up. Only Moka doesn’t want to be in a polygamous relationship even though the other girls think it’s a good idea (it’s a stupid idea). Sports day lunch date ends in failure after such a sweet moment between the two love struck main characters and sports day ends in a brawl. Inner Moka gets a full day as a student, tries (and fails) her hand at cooking but still manages to make a good pie despite the burnt crust. Seeing that genuine smile from how Tsukune happily chowed down on it was the cutest ever. But now the seal doesn’t switch personalities? What’s happening now?

it is the start of the new term and the gang is wondering what is going on in the human world with Fairy Tale when a new transfer student arrives. He is suave, he is from China, and he wants Tskune as his partner in life. When he asks the girls what they are to him the he is shocked with the answer (friend, girlfriend, wife, mistress, and plaything, you can probably guess who said what). He also tells them that is a the son on a Triad boss and that Tskune can have all the others as wives as long as he is with him, which makes all but one of the girls happy (and the one that does not believe in poligamy is actually the most likely one since she has two people in her). But when the young man summons a firebird (a Legendary monster more powerful than a vampire) to destroy them it gets out of control, can Moka and Tskune put an end to this. Then it is athletic day, the gang gears up for some honest competition, but when the sister (a hopping corpse)of Tskune's latest flame drops in on him (literally) she proposes that if they win athletic day, Tskune is theirs. Can the gang stand up to the powerful new group, and can everyone's mothers even the odds? Then finally Moka is getting worn out easily, so Inner Moka berates her. The compromise Inner Moka gets to spend a day as a student. But one class appears to be Inner Moka's greatest weakness, can the others stoop to capatalize on it? But what happens when the seal is reattached and the Moka's can not switch back, is there a way to repair the damage.This is a light hearted book and a lot of laughs. I enjoyed it and looking forward to the next few as it appears things will get darker before getting better.

This is a great story that includes a lot of the monsters that we all know and love in a high school setting. It is cute, funny, action packed and sexy but I implore anyone who has seen the anime and hated it DON'T JUDGE THIS MANGA BY THE ANIME!!! The story is stronger, the dialogue is better and the characters are far less annoying!The manga does not insult your intelligence but still provides an array of fan service to the benefit of the story instead of at the expense of it. Everything from epic beat downs, dramatic transformations, to steamy situations without the ridiculous over abundance of panty shots and idiotic banter. But that is not to imply that there aren't ANY panty shots.Story wise it is very well written and will always leave you wanting more. One of the most likable things about the manga is the consistent character development between each other and independently. It is one of my favorite manga and I can't wait for the volumes to come.

This was never in the anime, but it's really nice, this should be in the anime.

While I haven't personally read this book, I purchase it for my son who enjoys the Japanese style of writing. He has even got several friends to reading the books. They looked forward to the arrival of the bok and has been passed around between 12 avid readers. So I am sure if you enjoy this style of writing, you will enjoy this book.