[...] me how much I missed seeing the courtly ghost. The series changed after his departure back in Book 15, becoming a more traditional story of a young boy working to become a [...]

[...] These days, I find myself losing interest even in series I’ve been enjoying around book six or eight. In the past, I collected longer series. Checking my database, I see that I loved Tramps Like Us through all of its 14 books, and Maison Ikkoku went 15 (although a few of those I thought were repetitive), and I still have Sensual Phrase‘s 18 books. I have hopes for Nana continuing beyond book 21, once the author feels better, and I can’t wait for Hikaru no Go to complete in May with the next book, volume 23 (but that became almost a different series around book 14). [...]

[...] Go player. Hikaru is determined to beat Yong Ha for this insult, made worse for him because the departed ghost Sai was a contemporary of the historical figure. However, the team leaders may not choose to pair up [...]

[...] the turning point of the last book, Hikaru has given up on go as a way of punishing himself. His former classmates and competition [...]

[...] Village) Casey Brienza on vol. 2 of Fushigi Yûgi (VizBig edition) (ANN) Johanna Draper Carlson on vols. 13-15 of Hikaru No Go (Comics Worth Reading) Lori Henderson on An Ideal World (Good Comics for Kids) Oyceter on Japan Ai: [...]