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Takiko Okuda the daughter of a prestigious
writer, is thrust into an unknown world. Her
mother had just died, and her father returns from
another of his many trips all for the sake of his
writings. Longing for the sense of being needed
Takiko journeys to the land of Hokkan and takes
upon the role of Priestess of Genbu and is
charged with the duties of finding all seven
seishi and summon the beast god Genbu.
Genbu kaiden is the prequel to Yuu Watase's
most famous series Fushigi Yuugi. This time we
follow the first priestess, the priestess of Genbu
and her journey to uncover all the warriors.
Unlike the orignial FY Genbu kaiden deals with
much darker themes, and isnt anywhere near as
mushy as FY. Takiko's and Rumido's relation ship
is much more mature as well as the rest of the
characters. Takiko's end has already been
predisposed in the orignial FY, and for those of
us who have read it knows its tragic ending.
writer, is thrust into an unknown world. Her
mother had just died, and her father returns from
another of his many trips all for the sake of his
writings. Longing for the sense of being needed
Takiko journeys to the land of Hokkan and takes
upon the role of Priestess of Genbu and is
charged with the duties of finding all seven
seishi and summon the beast god Genbu.
Genbu kaiden is the prequel to Yuu Watase's
most famous series Fushigi Yuugi. This time we
follow the first priestess, the priestess of Genbu
and her journey to uncover all the warriors.
Unlike the orignial FY Genbu kaiden deals with
much darker themes, and isnt anywhere near as
mushy as FY. Takiko's and Rumido's relation ship
is much more mature as well as the rest of the
characters. Takiko's end has already been
predisposed in the orignial FY, and for those of
us who have read it knows its tragic ending.
| Type: series debut: 10/25/2003 Magazine: Perfect World volumes: 9 and counting |
