Review 136: Ark of the Prince

Art: 7
Plot: 5
Characters: 6
Sex: 6

This one was way confusing. It starts in a fantasy world, where the prince, Louis, is 'betrayed' and imprisoned by his closest advisor/guard, Armand. But then he learns that Armand only did this to save him... or something. But then the world literally crumbles around them, and when Louis finally wakes up, it is in a futuristic hospital. He then learns that the fantasy land that was all of his memories was only a gaming device, used to submerge people in said fantasy land. But a crisis brought the game down, and so most of his memories were 'deleted'. When he returns to 'real life', he has no actual memories except for Armand, who returns to him as a real person. He and Armand make peace with the eternal confusion this will bring.

Okay, so it goes without saying that the plot was full of confusion. I have no idea what parts of it mean, so I didn't even list them in the summary. The characters didn't make much sense as a result, and there wasn't any sex depicted. The art wasn't even that great - there were many points where details weren't drawn to save time... pretty obviously, too. Sometimes there are even just silhouettes where fully-drawn characters are expected.

Overall, a 24/40.

Recommendation: No. Just no.