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Miracle Girls
190 pages, Paperback
First published August 6, 1994
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Nami Akimoto
128 books36 followersNami Akimoto (秋元奈美) is a Japanese author of manga.
Loves traveling to places like Paris, or Italy. Especially if they have museums there, because she likes to draw them in her manga. She also has a younger sister, who sometimes comes along on her adventurous exploits.
Loves foreign tea, especially from London.
Loves traveling to places like Paris, or Italy. Especially if they have museums there, because she likes to draw them in her manga. She also has a younger sister, who sometimes comes along on her adventurous exploits.
Loves foreign tea, especially from London.
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January 2, 2017
Mikage y Tomomi son dos hermanas gemelas que cuando están juntas tienen el poder de teletransportarse y hablar entre ellas por telepatía. Cuando comienza la historia van a institutos diferentes y tienen los típicos problemas de cualquier chica adolescente. Pero a causa de sus poderes pronto empiezan a meterse en líos, de los que sólo pueden salir gracias a la ayuda de sus amigos/novios Hideaki y Yuya y, de sus poderes. La historia es muy fantasiosa tal y como es habitual en este tipo de manga. La he encontrado interesante, divertida y a ratos emocionante.
December 24, 2021
Very cute series overall!
April 16, 2016
Well, I'm glad I've read it, even if part 3 wasn't my cup of tea! Too much drama. But it was fun to read.
My favorite characters were Tomomi and Yūya. They were more light-hearted and funnier than Mikage and Hideaki. On the other hand, I dislike Marie and all the people in Diamas.
I've read this manga in Italian in 2000 and it was very weird because the Italian version has the Japanese names, while the US version (published in 2003) has a stupid mix between odd English names and Japanese names. Italian readers have always been more prone to accept Japanese setting than American ones.
I'm not done with this trip down memory lane. As soon as I have all the volumes, I'll read Saint Tail and Far From You. The first one was translated into Italian around the same time as Miracle Girls; the other one has never been published in my country.
My favorite characters were Tomomi and Yūya. They were more light-hearted and funnier than Mikage and Hideaki. On the other hand, I dislike Marie and all the people in Diamas.
I've read this manga in Italian in 2000 and it was very weird because the Italian version has the Japanese names, while the US version (published in 2003) has a stupid mix between odd English names and Japanese names. Italian readers have always been more prone to accept Japanese setting than American ones.
I'm not done with this trip down memory lane. As soon as I have all the volumes, I'll read Saint Tail and Far From You. The first one was translated into Italian around the same time as Miracle Girls; the other one has never been published in my country.
October 10, 2007
Good story...about twin sister have a power.....happy, sad, helping each other, funny and always loyal with their boyfriend.
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