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Fukigen na Ouji-sama
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Description
Clarissa is on a mission. The Kingdom of Marik needs a prince, and it's Clarissa's job to see that Jack Brown takes on his rightful position--even if he doesn't want to. Is it just Marik and the king that need Jack, or will Clarissa get her prince, too?
Type
Manga
Related Series
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Associated Names
A Prince Needs a Princess
Fukigen na Oujisama
Harlequin Pink: A Prince Needs a Princess
The Tycoon Prince
不機嫌な王子様
Fukigen na Oujisama
Harlequin Pink: A Prince Needs a Princess
The Tycoon Prince
不機嫌な王子様
Groups Scanlating
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Latest Release(s)
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Status
in Country of Origin
1 Volume (Complete)
Completely Scanlated?
No
Anime Start/End Chapter
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User Reviews
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Forum
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User Rating
Average: 7 / 10.0 (112 votes)
Bayesian Average: 6.9 / 10.0
Bayesian Average: 6.9 / 10.0
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Last Updated
March 7th 2021, 3:39pm PST
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Author(s)
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Year
2005
Original Publisher
Serialized In (magazine)
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Licensed (in English)
Yes
English Publisher
Harlequin (1 Volume - Complete)
Activity Stats (vs. other series)
Weekly Pos #527 
(+236)
Monthly Pos #1767(+138)
3 Month Pos #3319(+208)
6 Month Pos #4763(+413)
Year Pos #5801(+1782)
(+236)Monthly Pos #1767
(+138)3 Month Pos #3319
(+208)6 Month Pos #4763
(+413)Year Pos #5801
(+1782)List Stats
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For what it is, this story is a delightful little one-shot with well thought-out characters, setting, and plot. That being said I can't help but think this work fails far short of its potential in the form of a single-volume Harlequin manga.
If done properly this stroy could have been written as a fully-developed romance spanning several volumes in length. There is a lot to be told, and many details are skipped over in order to expidate the plot's conclusion. As a reult of this story fails to provide a complete picture to the reader, which is somewhat of a literary tragedy.
If done properly this stroy could have been written as a fully-developed romance spanning several volumes in length. There is a lot to be told, and many details are skipped over in order to expidate the plot's conclusion. As a reult of this story fails to provide a complete picture to the reader, which is somewhat of a literary tragedy.
Full disclosure - I really hate Harlequin romances. I've always thought of them as nothing more than pandering girl-porn, so formulaic they could be written by a computer program. Still, the same could be said for a lot of shoujo manga I at least mildly like, so I bought this piece to see if pretty pictures can make pulp romance any more palatable.
Apparently not. Although the art was well-done, A Prince Needs a Princess did nothing more than verify all my gripes against pulp romance. When I realized I could predict everything that was going to happen on every next ten pages, I shelved this book.
Of course, if you are a fan of Harlequin romances, as hundreds of thousands of women apparently are, you'll certainly love manga adaptations of them. After all, if you've already read this awful novel, you won't mind knowing everything that's going to happen on every page.
Apparently not. Although the art was well-done, A Prince Needs a Princess did nothing more than verify all my gripes against pulp romance. When I realized I could predict everything that was going to happen on every next ten pages, I shelved this book.
Of course, if you are a fan of Harlequin romances, as hundreds of thousands of women apparently are, you'll certainly love manga adaptations of them. After all, if you've already read this awful novel, you won't mind knowing everything that's going to happen on every page.
I agree with Disremembrance the manga is a relaxing read compared to the majority of manga out now. The only problem I found with it is being too short/too quick, so many thing's could of been added, but netherless a good story.
i like it...even though everything happened way to fast...i mean are theuy really that in love for the woman to forget about his dead fiancee that fast??... well i guess it cant be helped...because its short...
but i like it cause its entertaining and has some bit of reality in it...
but i like it cause its entertaining and has some bit of reality in it...
Nice. Short, but worth it.
I find it strange how the heroin fell in love like that, it seemed weird. 0-0
Just.. didn't feel like she really did, even though she and the ones around her said so.
I find it strange how the heroin fell in love like that, it seemed weird. 0-0
Just.. didn't feel like she really did, even though she and the ones around her said so.
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