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charming without all the extra sugar. | charming without all the extra sugar. | ||
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The ending song is [[best]]! (apples =D) I'm really a bit of a sucker for foxes and wolves. I really would like to see more of this. ...I swear it, her tail is braided ... <_< | |||
==Doug== | |||
Horo is the kind of character I love to watch beacuse she lives at the boundary of two worlds -- in this case apparently the supernatural and the romanitic comedy. | |||
=Club Notes= | =Club Notes= | ||
Revision as of 21:55, 24 February 2008
Lawrence is a traveling merchant who finds a 600 year old pagan deity/wolf girl named Horo in his wagon one night. She begins traveling with him, and her wisdom helps increase his profits. But her true nature draws unwanted attention from the church...
Notes
Alternative Names: Ookami to Koushinryou
Genre: Adventure, Romance, Seinen, Supernatural
Based on a series of light-novels by Hasekura Isuna and also adapted as a manga.
Reviews
Michael Eh?
Opening show was a little thin on BGM than I was expecting. This left the parts of the dialogue a little boring. Still the storyline is off to a great start though a little weak.
Lord of Acarina
Spice and Wolf has a great feel to it and I enjoyed it greatly.
humanbean
charming without all the extra sugar.
Tali
The ending song is best! (apples =D) I'm really a bit of a sucker for foxes and wolves. I really would like to see more of this. ...I swear it, her tail is braided ... <_<
Doug
Horo is the kind of character I love to watch beacuse she lives at the boundary of two worlds -- in this case apparently the supernatural and the romanitic comedy.
Club Notes
Review Dates: Jna 27 & 29, 2007
External Links
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