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As Crazed and I came to find out slowly, page at a time, this novel felt like exactly what we were looking for. The dramatic aspects, the darker look at romantic feelings and the inner workings of characters… it’s a veryspecial treat for fans. There’s something in there for any fan, even with the ways she plays with Mihoshi and Washu’s relationship to each other and Ayeka’s temper tantrum causing a huge chain reaction of things that is unlike anything we’ve gotten to see yet in the series. Getting a look at some of the interior workings of the Galaxy Police, seeing Ayeka pull a crazy stunt in front of the entire galaxy’s news cameras, showing more of Mihoshi’s responsibilities as an officer and hearing Kiyone’s personal thoughts on her partner were all things I never thought about but was so glad we got inHexagram. Naturally, the extremely romantic moment shared between Ryoko and Tenchi early on in the book really did a number for our hearts as well. There’s a powerful, human, mature aspect in much of the book that is complimented by the occasional humorous moment. TMiL2is one of my favorite parts of the franchise because of how it had intimate looks into the motivations of characters and their desires moving forward. Hexagramshowed that Miss Hasegawa was already thinking about that stuff years before TMiL2was a thing. And I’m so glad she was. I’m happy to hear you loved
Hexagramso much! It makes all of that work all the more worth it when we get to see someone who really gets all that the novel has to offer. 
Friend of mine tagged me on Facebook earlier in a picture of a book he’s reading at the moment. 
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" /> Granted, there are a few errors on this page, but it’s pretty wild to see Tenchi get a direct shoutout for GXP, in Tokyo (Shin Tenchi), and Okuda’s manga in a book.
The segment comes from
Impulse by Steven Gould
