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(Haha, I just noticed that when I reread it the first ten volumes, I ended up giving the first volumes four stars and suddenly everything was five stars again. So I changed all the volume ratings to five stars. The reason can be found below. Spoiler: its cuz I LOVE it.)This series started 20 years ago and is as far as I know the second longest running BL series ~in the world~. Now, after Ive read the first 26 volumes and have to wait for the next volumes to arrive, here is what I think about it:When I try to explain the appeal of G-Defend I often call it a gay spy actin soap opera, which is actually wrong because they arent spies. But its more catchy! Its set in the far future (2022...) and it centers around the people working in the Japanese Defense Garrison, who are responsible from defending the people in the parliament and such from terrorism. Because the JDG has become so good at their job, the terrorists tend to focus on getting rid of the head of the JDG, and until the beginning of the series no head of the Garrison lasted longer than a year before getting killed on the job. However all of that changes because of the power of Love and Friendship. The current head (and I ask that you excuse me if the terms I use are weird, but I am not in the mood to look up the respective English terms for the Japanese terms) is Haruka Ishikawa, who is beautiful and loved by all. Especially by his personal bodyguard, Motohisa Iwase. The two of them get together in the first volume, and from that on all kinds of things happen - terrorist attacks, of course, kidnappings, memory losses, more terrorist attacks.. but theres enough time for a lot of romance in between, and Ishikawa and Iwase arent the only lucky guys.In fact, while from volume one there is an official ban on romantic relationships inside the garrison, I cant say anyone seems to particularly care about it. And there certainly is an unusually high number of gay guys in that garrison. Its not that everyones gay, but as far as I can tell, the chance that someone is gay is about 90%. Which is I think higher than usual. Also, there certainly is an unusually high number of impossibly good looking guys in that garrison. It could be because its a BL manga, but thats just my theory. Anyway, without spoiling anything, let me tell you why I think its great: while it isnt particularly deep (and doesnt pretend to be) and while the work of that garrison has not a lot to with reality, that doesnt matter. With G-Defend, Shuu Morimoto has created a great set up for many wonderful and engaging stories, and I have to say I still want moremoremore even after 26 volumes. Its all because of the characters and their relationships. I admit it took me a while to warm up to Ishikawa (and I still like Iwase better), but he and Iwase make a nice central couple and their stories are always moving and sometime even make me cry a little. But since the garrison is so big and has so many gay and good looking guys, there are a lot of great side characters with their own great love stories. And theyre usually really romantic. Now, I dont like all of them equally, but I found most of them really moving and sweet (and sweet reminds me that the most you get to see is a kiss - its not explicit at all. And while I am fine with that, for some pairings I wish there was smut.. Maybe there are doujinshi?) Apart from the romance, there is also friendship and thats what makes this series work. Because the friendships connect the different characters, and they add such warmth to the story. Again, this series isnt particularly realistic, but I dont care, I prefer reading about people who like and love each other and work together. Its my feel good series and one I see myself rereading often (at least some parts). It has a lot of my favourite story kinks (I mean, not just one but TWO memory loss stories? And the second one was AMAZING.), a lot of romance (the kind that makes me swoon), sweetness and hotness (I swear, Nishiwaki in glasses... I was gonna write in panties but actually Nishiwaki in glasses does things to my panties.. ahem.), a lot of compelling action plots as well as slice of life stories, a great cast of loveable characters and Alek Sakamoto (hes my favourite, so he gets a special mention). In a way its the kind of series I always wished for and now I get to read it. Lucky me! Edit: So I can find what I am looking for ASAP, a short description of the content of this volume. SPOILERS.Chapter 1: Haruka Ishikawa admits his feelings for Iwase. They kiss. Chapter 2: Makiyama and Sakeguchi are the reason the members cant have good things: because the two of them screw up while flirting at work, all relationships of such kind are from now on STRICTLY FORBIDDEN. No one cares. Especially not the boss and his bodyguard, but they still havent moved beyond kissing. Chapter 3: Iwase and Ishikawa visit Ishikawas family. Ishikawa has two brothers, Susumu and Noboru. Noboru is the youngest, has a massive brother complex and hates Iwase, even though he doesnt know about their special relationship. Susumu is cute, wears glasses and has a rich boyfriend (but no one knows about that so far).
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