Cinq Mars — Volume 1

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Cash on Delivery Pay for your order in cash at the moment the shipment is delivered to your doorstep. Don't have an account? Update your profile Let us wish you a happy birthday! Make sure to buy your groceries and daily needs Buy Now. Kira Aso and Rei Kashino meet when Rei asks Kira for directions to a local hospital one day in the park, but instead of telling him the directions she draws him a map and hands it to him without saying a word. On the back of the directions is a picture Kira drew of a mother and child.

On the first day of school they are both surprised to find that they are in the same class. Later, Rei walks in on their teacher sexually harassing Kira.

Rei promises to protect Kira in exchange for a painted version of the sketch that was on the back of the map. He also offers to "lend Kira his body," and she asks him to model for her. Thus beginning a relationship that is opposed by the world in general. They draw on their love for each other to heal the wounds the world has left on them; Rei, the scars from his twin's suicide over something Rei told him, and Kira, her hatred of men due to her stepfather taking advantage of her.

Written and illustrated by Fuyumi Soryo , the chapters of Mars were serialized in Bessatsu Friend from to The first volume was published on May 13, ; the last on December 13, The manga series was licensed for an English language release in North America by Tokyopop.

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The first five chapters were serialized in Smile starting in the October issue, and running until the March issue. In Mars traditional Chinese: Another difference between media is that Rei Kashino drives a Ducati Monster motorcycle in the manga while Ling Chen drives a Yamaha Fazer in the drama. The live-action series uses two pieces of theme music, one opening and one ending theme.

In NTV aired a new television drama adaption named Mars: Tada, Kimi wo Aishiteru! But, I Love You!

Both actors are listed as "double stars" of the series. Marie Iitoyo plays Kira Aso.

A live-action film adaptation and finale for the Japanese television drama series was released on June 18, Brenner lists the title among her recommendations for "Best Romances and Melodrama", stating that "this manga romance literally has it all: Speaking to the series as a whole, he stated that it would appeal to both teen girls and to older readers due to its "depth and quality". Though Ross Liversidge the online magazine UK Anime Network had low expectations for the series, he found it to be "flawless".

Rating it a 10 out of 10, he considered its strong points to be its "delicate and detailed" artwork and, most importantly, its "normality, stating that it "smacks of a tragedy waiting to happen, and there are times even in this first volume that things start to get serious The Complete Guide ' s author Jason Thompson highly praised the work, rating it four out of four stars.

Calling it a "well-written, tightly plotted romance" that successfully deals with range of "powerful issues" that avoids being "preachy or patronizing", he considered Soryo's artwork to be "clear and attractive". However, he felt the prequel, Mars: Horse With No Name , did not add much to the overall story, noting that only the title story actually relates to the series.

While he still praised the artwork and rated it three stars, he also considered the stories were "pale in comparison" to the original. Manga Life' s Park Cooper praised the original Mars , noting that they "love[d] the characters, the story, and the tension that lies within the situations", but did not recommend doing more than browsing Horse With No Name , finding it to be less impressive and unlikely to appeal even to fans of the main series.

He felt the titular story, which tells how Kira and Tatsuya became friends, to be "disappointing" and did not find it to be up to the same standard as the main series. However, he praised the second story, "Sleeping Lion", as making the volume worth the purchase and containing "the type of context in the story that got me to love MARS in the first place. Overall, Cooper noted that while Soryo's artwork was not unique, she created "incredible looking characters" and "did a great job making certain expressions of the characters feel convincing.

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. For the god of war, see Mars, God Of War. Tada, Kimi wo Aishiteru" redirects here.