AniDB wrote:Fortune Arterial's story revolves around the male protagonist Hasekura Kouhei, who transfers into a prestigious public school in the style of an English six-year school encompassing junior-high and high school students. The school is on an island named Tamatsu Island off-shore from mainland Japan, and the only way to get there is by boat. Soon after transferring, he discovers that one of the student in the class next door to his, Sendou Erika, is in fact a type of vampire.
Yeah, we already saw all this stuff somewhere else but the story gets more unique as it goes.post-it wrote:well; this doesn't happen very often to me: I actually kinda like this one ^_^
.. Your transference to a new school sends you to a place you grew-up seven
years ago .. umm, yeahhh T_T .. well, gotta start a story somewhere .. right?
.. You've entered a School Yard which resembles a very-fine House and they
call it home + they know your name???? ( or is it that you remember theirs?? )
To get you better acquainted with the one girl who hates you, they
place you in the wrong shower/room on purpose.
so far this series is moving very slowly for me. I'll get the next two episodes shortly.
So far, I'm liking the content and I'm getting curious about what this is leading-up-to.
I find that if you plan to see both the VN and show it's always better to see the show first. It usually leaves out quite a bit so when you play the VN you'll be able to enjoy all the things that were missing. If you play the VN first though, people are often disappointed with the show as it leaves out a lot of little things that they enjoyed in the VN, and doesnt really show you anything you havn't already seen. pretty much the same thing when watching a series and then reading a manga it's based on.Niwa wrote:I'm unsure, if I should either wait for the VN to be translated or just watch the show. It's rather interesting, but as mentioned on the previous post, it has some cliche here and there which makes it less interesting.
That's true, I'll follow the show meanwhile thenJasta85 wrote:Niwa wrote:I find that if you plan to see both the VN and show it's always better to see the show first. It usually leaves out quite a bit so when you play the VN you'll be able to enjoy all the things that were missing. If you play the VN first though, people are often disappointed with the show as it leaves out a lot of little things that they enjoyed in the VN, and doesnt really show you anything you havn't already seen. pretty much the same thing when watching a series and then reading a manga it's based on.
that's just me though
Thanks for the advice.