I just love this manga, but I just whish that someone could translate the rest. Because, for some reason, they translated to chapter 33 but the jumped to chapter 79 and skiped the ones in between.

I. LOVE. THIS. AUTHOR. (Correct me if i'm wrong) His works are excellent! I love the story line's and the characterization he does makes everything hit home! ^w^ G-Defend is a really really great read *D

Out of the countless Yaoi and Shounen-ai manga i've read, this is one of those that I can't forget even if I tried.

It has a unique plot and the characters are one you'll fall in love with easily. The art isn't anything amazing, even wacky at times, but the romance is just so adorable that you really can't regret giving it a try.

I am very picky when it comes to art yet I read this one, even though the art isn't my cup of tea, and I loved it. Recommended ^_^

Characters: 10/10
Story: 9/10
Art: 7/10

I adore this series 2 pieces. At first i must admit after reading volume 1 i thought it wasn't really my cup of tea but i kept on reading and i'm so glad i did because i fell in love with most of the characters and once Nishiwaki and the Dr came into it i couldn't stop reading lol i adore Nishiwaki. This manga does have a mix of everything in it comedy, action , romance etc so you are never bored and what i think the author does best is she doesn't have 2 much of everything it's just the right amount of comedy or romance. You really do start 2 care about these characters and i love the interaction between them.The only down fall for me about this series is that it isn't in english so i'm really hoping storm in heaven carries on with this series untill the end. I would recommend it 2 anyone.

One of the longest running shounen-ai titles (I think Patalliro's the longest...) and a large collection of male pairings in one series, this manga does not disappoint anyone who reads it. Packed not only with the yaoi (though very soft-core) and the typical lovey-dovey scenes, this is one of those rare gems in the shounen-ai/yaoi world that fully incorporates action-packed fighting sequences with smooth precision in movements and the flowing bodies in motion, the dangerous work-environment of the Garrison that is often exposed to terrorists' attacks outside and inside the building, the comedic relief that punctuates the end of every horrendous days within the Garrison as well as the heart-warming friendship shared shared by the men and women that worked in it.

One can also see the progression of the art from the very first volume to the latest installment, how Morimoto Shuu had gone through the changes in her art style for the better, where the head finally looked proportional to the body, where the arms and legs no longer looked freakishly long and gangly and the faces more rounded and wholesome.

Not the usual run of the mill shounen-ai/yaoi series but this is much better than the usual you-know-what. Fans of kungfu and Jackie Chan will be delighted to read this especially. *lol*