Another Beginning     Oct 08, 2008     reviewed by Wairam    
(Pet Shop of Horrors: Tokyo Vol. 01)

This is quite exciting as the story picks up what only seems like a short while after the first set ended, and the story has begun in its traditional mysterious fashion. Count D is already quite comfortable in his new location, and while there is no Leon, there is a new opponent in the game this time around. The stories have even more unique character backgrounds, but there seems to remain a creepy touch to each case, and more of the Count's history is revealed as this new story unfolds. Personally, I found the detachment of familiar characters odd, but you quickly warm up to the new setting. The customers this time around have more of a background as well as more modern personalities, making a connection between the characters and the audience more interchangeable.

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Women, birds and Cats oh my!     Dec 03, 2008     reviewed by Jmanga28    
(Pet Shop of Horrors: Tokyo Vol. 03)

I just finish reading the manga and I have to say that this volume is a reason to marked as horror. It's not scary as in Triller Flicks but the I can't Believe It horror. I have to say you have to find out yourself. And one more thing A character from the last series is back and I loved every pannel he was in!

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