Summary
Stone speak gargoyle fantasy starring draw an uproar and, winding occur as the life of the surrounding spindle (Everyday Magic work). From publishers, " your heart full town comedy film series has been deployed, including derivative works in Furekomi.
This volume corresponds to the "Yoshinaga-san Chi no Gargoyle Tochi", and become a hero is different from stage (same world), which is extra edition" Gargoyle Alternative two works of "exists. Work these two, although a story independent of each other, at the same time close cooperation has been taken, in the extra edition is foreshadowing spanned by this title, technique used or vice versa, moving the story of both have been taken . Of course, you can read the story in only one series is possible, and continue to organize the time axis to read both, can understand the behavior of the progression of the story and characters in the form of deeper.
"Yoshinaga-san Chi no Gargoyle" It should be noted that notation of Chibun, "Gargoyle Alternative" Depending on the objective by the third person is a hero to almost Hikaru and assistant guard by the subjective first person notation has become the principal . Therefore, when you appeared in "alternative" the character of the "~ ~ Yoshinaga house", as long as it is not known and we obtain a regular character Hikaru "girl" or simply for people such as the Futaba, real name, proper name of a character that was used is not used.
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