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Agile Heroes Author: Lisa L. aka Quova Artist: Lisa L. aka Quova Helve and Miyouku are sisters living in the magical dimention of 4-3-C. One day their pet Dokitoki runs off to Earth. For Shujinko, an Earth human, this could mean trouble or fun, but definitly a radical change of scenery. Story: 5 Art: 5 Music & SFX: 4 Fancy stuff: 5+ I love this series. The plot seems slow at times, but only to make room for great gags and personality-based humor. If you like comedy, you have to read this.

Ai Tenshi Yuki Tenoh Author: Chibi Sailor Moon and Chibi Saturn-Chan Artist: Chibi Saturn-Chan One day a girl Yuki was walking home from school. As she was walking she discovered a golden wand with wings on it. So she picked up the wand. "Wow," she whispered. Immediately after she picked it up, a white portal opened and sucked her in. When she opened her eyes she was on the planet Hoshi. She looked around and saw what appeared to be angels. THERE! I have spared you the download by copying the ENTIRE story into this paragraph. Review by: Tenchi Well, take what you just read in the summary, add a bad Sailor Moon midi and some badly drawn images and you'll have a nice steaming pile of kamishibai crap. Story - More like lack thereof Images - Decent Music - Yucky Dubbed Sailor Moon recycled crap Sounds - none Reccomend for Download? - No way Review by: Rebo Well, let's see...this story could really fit into one chapter due to the length of each chapter (Chapter one is only 9 scenes long, including the credits!) and the art doesn't justify the tiny chapter size. Story: * Art: ** Audio: ** Extras: * The story gets just plain confusing when Chapter 3 has random characters just blowing in out of nowhere and contribute little except to further confuse the reader. The voice acting is sparse (two voice clips of the author in Chapter 2) and impossible to hear. Plus, the author going "BING!" to make a sound of a wand is really annoying. I guess if you're a real die-hard magical girl fan, fine, but consider this-So am I and I didn't like this. Oh yes, and I think that Eternal Sailor Moon is going to want her wings back, Yuki.

Alexia's Wish Author: Bonnie Simons Artist: Bonnie Simons Alexia has been an outcast her entire life because of her strange power. Her one wish is for someone to love her. Be careful what you wish for... Review by: Rebo While each chapter of this story is unbearably short, the story is pretty interesting and quickly builds momentum. The files are small, so it's a fast download. The artwork is gorgeous to behold. So far, there's only three chapters up, but hopefully, more will come. Story: **** Art: ***** Audio: *** Extras: N/A This is a series that may be easily overlooked, but it has a lot of promise. However, one problem with the Kami is that there's some pretty cool visual effects, but there's no sound effects to accompany them. Some of the attacks could sure use them to make them more effective.

Amy's Kitchen: Guy's story Author: Amy Xiong Artist: Amy Xiong Remember Guy from Amy's Kitchen? Here's the truth on who he his and what he wants, and it's a regular spy novel. All about stolen files, incredibly skilled agents and other such spy stuff. And if you think you know what's going on, wait till you read the last part! Story: 5 Art: 6 Music & SFX: 4 Fancy stuff: 4- When I read Amy's Kitchen, I thought it was a nice, sugar-coated story with cute graphics and no real plot. How wrong I was! It turns out there's a whole lot more going on behind the scenes, with a secret formula, several secret agencies wanting to get their hands on it, and Super Secret Magical Sparkly Invincible Ninja Fangirls! Okay, maybe I'm wrong about the ninja fangirls, but after reading the last part of the story, I'm too confused to be sure of anything. It seems that the blink-and-you'll-miss-it school of plot point revealment is at it again. I may have to make a parody Kami about this. Review by: Rebo Well, now that the final chapter is out, I'll comment. What the heck happened in the last chapter? People were dying, but they weren't...huh? There seemed to be some explosive revelations going on, but I couldn't really understand what they were. Story: *** Art: ***** Audio: **** Extras: N/A The biggest one, of course, was about the secret formula. I won't spoil it, but even one of the cast members doesn't understand the explanation. The art quality was gorgeous, as usual. The entire series holds together rather well until that last chapter, but I still recommend this Kami. There may just be something I'm missing. It does leave off with the possibility of a sequel...I wouldn't mind seeing more of Guy, but maybe next time the plot could make a little more sense. I'm glad to see that the series got a conclusion. I could have sworn it was a goner after so long with no updates.