66 - A Bride's Story by Kaoru Mori

<p>We switch to an Enzo recommendation this time, and it’s another all-timer for him: <strong>A Bride’s Story</strong> by Kaoru Mori: a historical drama set in Central Asia in the nineteenth century - the winner of a Manga Taisho award and many other acclaims throughout its run and thus it’s another test to see where an Enzo classic shapes up in Samu’s estimations.</p><p><strong>Timecodes:</strong></p><p>0:00 Introduction - another one of Enzo’s ongoing favourite manga</p><p>2:50 Comparing the artwork of A Bride’s Story to Bleach</p><p>5:14 It’s like going into an art gallery - for better or worse</p><p>9:49 The story of multiple brides, not of a singular bride</p><p>11:23 Karluk and Amir - their dynamic, their age gap, their romance</p><p>19:52 Spoiler discussion begins</p><p>19:54 Henry Smith - is he the main character of the series?</p><p>25:13 Amir - is she a Mary Sue or not and the resolution point of a first cour</p><p>33:47 Standouts from the other brides in the series</p><p>44:06 No anime or live-action adaptation - why?</p><p>51:40 Enzo’s Recommendation: Go With the Clouds, North by Northwest by Aki Irie</p><p>53:46 Samu’s Recommendation: Jaadugar: A Witch in Mongolia (A Witch&#39;s Life in Mongol) by Tomato Soup</p><p>57:25 Final overview + ratings</p>