I recently had the pleasure of reviewing the first two volumes of the Oishieta Shoujo series. They are the first two volumes of the series and have been released in Japan, and I am very pleased to report that they are my new favorite series of shoujo.
The series’ plot is simple: Oishieta shoujo (literally “the boy who dreams of the sea”) is a young boy who wakes up in a strange place and starts dreaming about the sea. His dreams are full of people who come to him, ask him questions, and he must answer them. The series tells the story of Oishieta’s journey and the people he meets and learns from.
The series is a good example of how to start a series that is light and airy, but has depth. Oishietas dreams are full of the people who come to him, ask him questions, and he must answer them. His story and his dreams have depth and he can’t help but to go deep.
Oishietas dreams are one of the most iconic and memorable in the shoujo genre, so it makes sense that the series would fall right into this category. The way the series looks and the way the characters are designed also makes Oishietas dreams the perfect vessel for the story. The series is light and airy and full of people who come to him, ask him questions, and he must answer them.
The reason I’ve been writing Shoujo ramunes is because these are the characters who are meant to be the main force in the series. While I love Shoujo ramunes, I haven’t written anything that is as ambitious or as original as the series. I have a few ideas that I hope to have in this new series, but that doesn’t mean it’s dead-on.
The series is about being a ramune. It’s about the people who wear it and the people who are wearing it. Oishieta is a little girl who wears a shoujo ramune and dreams of becoming a ramune. Her dream is to become a ramune like Oishieta when she grows up. So she is constantly dreaming of what she should wear. She dreams of a pink shoujo ramune.
There’s not a whole lot of information available regarding Oishieta’s life, but according to the series, she was born in the year 2000.
Oishit’s life is kind of hazy at best, but she has a certain amount of confidence in her ability to keep herself and the shoujo ramune from getting blown up by all sorts of random things.
She is the main character in the shoujo ramune spin-off, Shoujo Ramune. It will be released on the 3DS in 2012.
The story of Shoujo Ramune is interesting. The plot is fairly vague and has no particular overarching plot, so it’s hard to judge whether or not it’s a good or bad thing. The characters are all pretty generic, but it’s just nice to see a shoujo ramune on the big screen.
