Jun 5
Finally, some more Junjou Romantica fanart!
Just sketches for now, to get this drawing bug out of my system. Also just really wanted to draw Usagi-san falling asleep on top of Misaki (and him being too heavy)
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Finally, some more Junjou Romantica fanart!
Just sketches for now, to get this drawing bug out of my system. Also just really wanted to draw Usagi-san falling asleep on top of Misaki (and him being too heavy)
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色々なもようのねこさんになってみたみゅん･･♡ #猫の日
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WIP Junjou Romantica!
Mis progenitores, los amo mucho los quiero los adoro, necesitaba dibujarlos. No tengo suficientes palabras para expresar lo importantes que son Usagi-san y Misaki en mi vida 💕
I really love them!! Wait for the final result
One day when I'm a billionaire, I shall executive produce the dub version of S1 & S2 of Junjou Romantica, S3 too of course, but ESPECIALLY Season 1 and Season 2. A good dub that respects the original, in all languages possible. A girl can dream.
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Just realizing Shungiku Nakamura was 21 years old when she first released Junjou Romantica! 😳
If you’ve kept up with the manga, you’d know the art & story has evolved so much since its debut. Nakamura is in her 40’s now, so it makes sense the characters she created two decades ago would mature too. 🐰🧸 (Especially Usagi-san!)
Tbh, I have a hard time recommending the series today because of the problematic behavior in the beginning. Yaoi in general has issues and JR is definitely guilty, portraying the culture of its time.
But I have mixed feelings, because believe it or not, as the series progresses, Misaki and Usagi’s relationship becomes so beautiful and more human in recent years. The series has always nailed comedy and emotional depth, and that’s the reason I fell in love with it when I was 15.
The most recent arcs are the strongest, but I’m afraid without a season 4 & 5 anime adaptation, most fans will remain unaware of the series’ shift.
(Just look at the difference between these two manga covers. Their body language speaks volumes!)
Yes I’m biased because I love Junjou Romantica.
But I’m now viewing the outdated themes through the lens of an author who was quite young when she started this series. I’m a little more forgiving because of how far she has come.
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