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 Translucent: Vol. 1 - Kazuhiro Okamoto
 Translucent: Vol. 1 - Kazuhiro Okamoto ... Dark HorseNewest Review: ... possible. The simplicity may represent the seriousness and innocence of the story as a whole however as it does focus on some ... more ... realistic issues young teenagers could face in real life.
Plot/Main Characters
Shizuka Shiroyama-She is in the eighth grade at school, she is usually very quiet and introverted but she loves to act. When she appears on stage her true talent and enthusiasm shines through. Shizuka has a very rare disorder however, during specific times of the month parts of her body seem to disappear or become "Translucent". This becomes a big strain on her life as although she is a great actress directors of school plays a...more |
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Translucent: Vol. 1 - Kazuhiro Okamoto: "No one in this world have eyes that can reflect my image... ... (819 words)
by - written on 06/03/09 (Very useful, 122 readings)
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"Translucent Syndrome. What is Translucent Syndrome? No one makes a big deal about it, but... I wonder how she feels about it...?" (Translucent vol 1 Kazuhiro Okamoto.) About the Author/Artist Was born in 1971 in Okayama Prefecture, Japan. In 1995, he received a manga award from the monthly magazine Afternoon. Translucent was first featured in the March 2003 edition of the magazine Comic Flapper, and it became a monthly feature due to its wide popularity. Seventy percent of Mr. Okamoto's body is a plastic model. The other thirty percent is a cherry bun. (Translucent vol 1 Kazuhiro Okamoto.) First ... Read the complete review
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