Wallflower has a nice kick to the face on the "can't cook" trope: the heroine is the type who usually sucks at cooking, but she's an amazing cook. And she's a good cook not because of any angsty or touching backstory or a need to impress someone or be helpful: she likes to cook, so she cooks.
You're probably ahead of me on Skip-Beat, as I only follow the US releases...Reino only just showed up for me.
W Juliet, Basara and High School Debut are all complete. W Juliet scans are complete and pretty easy to find, Basara is a little older, but I think the whole thing is online. HSD only just finished, so the scans aren't quite through, but it's being actively scanslated.
Nana is weird for me: it's exactly what I want and ask for in shoujo, but I couldn't get into it,
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Date: 2008-10-18 07:18 am (UTC)You're probably ahead of me on Skip-Beat, as I only follow the US releases...Reino only just showed up for me.
W Juliet, Basara and High School Debut are all complete. W Juliet scans are complete and pretty easy to find, Basara is a little older, but I think the whole thing is online. HSD only just finished, so the scans aren't quite through, but it's being actively scanslated.
Nana is weird for me: it's exactly what I want and ask for in shoujo, but I couldn't get into it,