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* SpellMyNameWithAnS: Is the school named Lacombrade or Laconblade? Meanwhile, the headaches that the characters' names cause are covered on the character sheet; Gilbert's about the only one whose name is spelt consistently.
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renamed to Short Teens Tall Adults
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%%* TeensAreShort
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%%* PeekABangs: Gilbert.
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%%* {{Bishonen}}: A good portion of the cast, but Gilbert and Rosemarine deserve special mention.
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''Kaze to Ki no Uta'', meaning ''The Poem of Wind and Trees'' in Japanese, is a manga series by Creator/KeikoTakemiya that was serialized from 1976 to 1984 (starting its run in ''Shoujo Comic'', but later moving to ''Petit Flower'' in 1981 where it continued until its conclusion). It was one of the first shoujo manga to focus on a homosexual relationship between boys and the first to have sex play a major role in the story; Takemiya, along with her roommate and fellow mangaka, Creator/MotoHagio, is credited with kickstarting the shounen-ai genre (Takemiya's earlier work, ''In the Sunroom'' was the first manga to have shounen-ai elements). The series, though controversial, was able to win the prestigious Shogakukan Manga Award for shojo in 1979, as well as now being regarded as a classic.
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''Kaze to Ki no Uta'', meaning ''The Uta'' ("The Song of Wind and Trees" or "The Poem of Wind and Trees'' in Japanese, Trees") is a manga series by Creator/KeikoTakemiya that was serialized from 1976 to 1984 (starting its run in ''Shoujo Comic'', but later moving to ''Petit Flower'' in 1981 where it continued until its conclusion). It was one of the first shoujo manga to focus on a homosexual relationship between boys and the first to have sex play a major role in the story; Takemiya, along with her roommate and fellow mangaka, Creator/MotoHagio, is credited with kickstarting the shounen-ai genre (Takemiya's earlier work, ''In the Sunroom'' was the first manga to have shounen-ai elements). The series, though controversial, was able to win the prestigious Shogakukan Manga Award for shojo in 1979, as well as now being regarded as a classic.
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%%* GoodPeopleHaveGoodSex
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Dewicking Ill Boy
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%%* IllBoy: Aslan.
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The series was also adapted into a 60-minute OVA that more or less summed up the first three volumes of the series, as well as revealing what happens at the end. The OVA was targeted towards those who have already read the manga, [[CompressedAdaptation being quite fast-paced and skipping some story arcs]].
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The series was also adapted into a 60-minute OVA in 1987 that more or less summed up the first three volumes of the series, as well as revealing what happens at the end. The OVA was targeted towards those who have already read the manga, [[CompressedAdaptation being quite fast-paced and skipping some story arcs]].
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->''"Gilbert Cocteau, you were the greatest flower to ever bloom in my life. In the faraway dreams of youth, you were a bright red flame, blazing so fiercely...You were the wind that stirred my branches. Can you hear [[TitleDrop the poem of the wind and trees?]] Can you hear the tumult of our youth? Oh, there must be others who do remember their own days of youth....''"
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->''"Gilbert Cocteau, you were the greatest flower to ever bloom in my life. In the faraway dreams of youth, you were a bright red flame, blazing so fiercely...You were the wind that stirred my branches. Can you hear [[TitleDrop the poem of the wind and trees?]] trees? Can you hear the tumult of our youth? Oh, there must be others who do remember their own days of youth....''"
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''Kaze to Ki no Uta'', meaning ''The Poem of Wind and Trees'' in Japanese, is a manga series by Creator/KeikoTakemiya that was written from 1976 to 1984. It was one of the first shoujo manga to focus on a homosexual relationship between boys and the first to have sex play a major role in the story; Takemiya, along with her roommate and fellow mangaka, Creator/MotoHagio, is credited with kickstarting the shounen-ai genre (Takemiya's earlier work, ''In the Sunroom'' was the first manga to have shounen-ai elements). The series, though controversial, was able to win the prestigious Shogakukan Manga Award for shojo in 1979, as well as now being regarded as a classic.
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''Kaze to Ki no Uta'', meaning ''The Poem of Wind and Trees'' in Japanese, is a manga series by Creator/KeikoTakemiya that was written serialized from 1976 to 1984.1984 (starting its run in ''Shoujo Comic'', but later moving to ''Petit Flower'' in 1981 where it continued until its conclusion). It was one of the first shoujo manga to focus on a homosexual relationship between boys and the first to have sex play a major role in the story; Takemiya, along with her roommate and fellow mangaka, Creator/MotoHagio, is credited with kickstarting the shounen-ai genre (Takemiya's earlier work, ''In the Sunroom'' was the first manga to have shounen-ai elements). The series, though controversial, was able to win the prestigious Shogakukan Manga Award for shojo in 1979, as well as now being regarded as a classic.
