Rose (Gankutsuou doujinshi)
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| Doujinshi | |
|---|---|
| Title: | Rose |
| Circle: | King Buster |
| Doujinka: | Sahara Anri |
| Fandom: | Gankutsuou |
| Date/s: | 19 March 2006[1] |
| Type: | manga |
| Size: | B5, 24 pages |
| Language: | Japanese |
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Rose is a Gankutsuou doujinshi by King Buster. It is Count x Albert shounen ai and is not explicit.[2]
Front cover
Back cover
Summary
Gongaga Yaoi provided the following summary:
- Albert is acting all lackluster and out of it, much to Franz's worry. He's mulling over his inability to understand The Count. Suddenly he asks Franz if he thinks Monte Cristo is crying right now. Meanwhile the count collapses out of his love for Albert.
- The second story is an alternate universe where The Count is a priest, and Albert is a young boy. While running he trips, and that priest comes to his aid, helping to wash off his scrapes. While they're walking together, Monte Cristo ponders Albert's easy emotions [he cries and smiles and becomes sullen so easily]. Suddenly The Count is overcome, and feels ill. Albert asks what's wrong, and he explains he just has a spell.
- Albert is surprised even priests feel bad. The Count says it's only natural, because he's human after all. While the priest is tending to his wounds, Albert notices his odd hands- but before he can think on it he wakes up, and comes back to the real world. He's meeting with The Count, and suddenly feels the recognition from his dream.
- The end bit has the alternate universe again. Young Al is all bandaged up and says the pain is gone. He thanks the priest and kisses his cheek. Monte Cristo is surprised by this. Al says he learned it from his father [The Count, visibly horrified, wonders what his old friend has been teaching his son].[3]
References
- ^ narahara_lake's auction at Yahoo! Auctions Japan. (Accessed 08 November 2012.)
- ^ JPQueen. doujinshi > Gankutsuou. Archived 14 December 2007 by the Wayback Machine. (Accessed 30 April 2012.)
- ^ Gongaga Yaoi. Doujinshi - Gankutsuou. Archived 19 August 2010 by the Wayback Machine. (Accessed 20 April 2012.)