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4:34 pm, Feb 7 2010
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My first shoujo was Mars. It's still my favorite series of all time!
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5:17 pm, Feb 7 2010
Posts: 147
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5:17 pm, Feb 7 2010
Posts: 147
Tokyo Mew Mew....ugh. I'm not proud of it..
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3:32 pm, Feb 13 2010
Posts: 10
hm......... I think Koukou Debut or Power! But im positive koukou Debut was read first. xD
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3:57 pm, Feb 13 2010
Posts: 36
the wallflower watched the anime and wanted more development. I was really disappointed. But it opened me up into the manga world full of grreat manga 
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11:39 pm, Feb 17 2010
Posts: 15
I'm pretty sure it was Chobits... which isn't a bad manga to start off with, although the next few I read after that definitely paled in comparison.
Wait, Chobits isn't technically a shoujo, is it? I always get that one confused...
Maybe Hot Gimmick, then... if Chobits doesn't count.
Wait, Chobits isn't technically a shoujo, is it? I always get that one confused...
Maybe Hot Gimmick, then... if Chobits doesn't count.
Member11:42 pm, Feb 17 2010
Posts: 257
Either Imadoki or Vampire Knight ? Just randomly picked one from the library. Had no idea what manga was at that time.
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4:09 am, Mar 5 2010
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4:09 am, Mar 5 2010
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My first shoujo was Tokyo Mew Mew.
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8:17 am, Mar 5 2010
Posts: 398
Red river 
(when I reread the English version I found out so many "hot" scenes which has been cut in the version I'd read 
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(when I reread the English version I found out so many "hot" scenes which has been cut in the version I'd read )________________
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8:24 am, Mar 5 2010
Posts: 3
8:24 am, Mar 5 2010
Posts: 3
Quote from pinkdreamar
the wallflower watched the anime and wanted more development. I was really disappointed. But it opened me up into the manga world full of grreat manga
I actually enjoyed The Wallflower.
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5:13 am, Mar 6 2010
Posts: 153
5:13 am, Mar 6 2010
Posts: 153
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12:34 pm, Mar 7 2010
Posts: 46
Zettai Kareshi
I really liked it when I read it. But concerning almost every other shoujo manga I've come across since then it's a case of 'once you've read it once, you've read it a thousand times'. Because most shoujo is the same on so many levels that it's boring.
I really liked it when I read it. But concerning almost every other shoujo manga I've come across since then it's a case of 'once you've read it once, you've read it a thousand times'. Because most shoujo is the same on so many levels that it's boring.
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12:36 pm, Mar 7 2010
Posts: 47
Fruits Basket 
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1:16 pm, Mar 7 2010
Posts: 370
Kamichama Karin.
Haven't finished it yet...
EDIT: Wait, I'm starting to think it's actually Tokyo Mew Mew a La Mode.
Either one of those two.
Last edited by Chocoroll at 3:30 pm, Mar 7 2010
Haven't finished it yet...
EDIT: Wait, I'm starting to think it's actually Tokyo Mew Mew a La Mode.
Either one of those two.
Last edited by Chocoroll at 3:30 pm, Mar 7 2010
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2:00 pm, Mar 7 2010
Posts: 761
My first shoujo manga was Sailor Moon I read a few volumes when I was five or six years old. I even knew it was called 'manga' and came from Japan But I think it doesn't really count.
The first manga I've read as a 'fully aware' m&a fan was Takamagahara. I liked it at that time, but I'm not going to read it again because I don't want to spoil my memories
I read a few volumes when I was five or six years old. I even knew it was called 'manga' and came from Japan But I think it doesn't really count.The first manga I've read as a 'fully aware' m&a fan was Takamagahara. I liked it at that time, but I'm not going to read it again because I don't want to spoil my memories
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3:32 pm, Mar 7 2010
Posts: 167
