A few people (Shadow and Ronald foremost) seem to wonder what 
exactly Escaflowne is (shounen or shoujo, I mean).
A single thought just popped up; I think Escaflowne was first 
designed as an anime and that several artists made different 
versions of it. As Ronald, I recall reading about two different 
versions of "the" manga, both very different in design, and both 
failing to pair up with the quality of the anime ^_^

I personnaly didn't really bother finding out, because to be honnest 
it'd be a challenge. Traditionnal views on design and subplots would 
place it in shoujo, but the perspective, changing from Hitomi to 
Van, and concentrating on the aspect of teh quest and adventures 
that await them, makes it a good portion shounen.
Besides, it doesn't matter.


Czar:

>Anybody who read Tokyo Babylon knows that Seishirou is a 
>bastard.

Granted, but he can have innocent humor when he wants to. When 
he's with Fuuma, it's like he's found a soulmate. Their sick humor 
is just too good to be true.


	Pierre

Looking out for a Gasaraki DVD box.... ;_;