Awakening Fire

Summary: Finally!! Here is the long awaited last installment of the best Gundam Wing epic of all time!! In this book, NATTSU roughly covers the events of the last three episodes of the series. Of course, it's a recreation from a totally different point of view... as the driving force behind all the pilots is, more than anything, their feelings for each other!!.

With Treize's death, the war is officially over, but the White Fang's leader hasn't yet been defeated. After saving Relena, Heero heads off to stop Zechs' crazy plan... a battle he doesn't intend to survive. Meanwhile, Duo realizes his mistake and takes off in search for Perfect Soldier, but will he be able to find him in time and convince him there is still something worth living for? Be prepared for the most beautiful and touching ending EVER!!

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Summary: The second to last installment of NATTSU's masterpiece is situated somewhere between episodes 43 and 45. The main events of the series are still covered, but 99% of the scenes in this book are completely new and original –and therefore completely awesome– focusing in the relationship, or lack of thereof, between our favorite pilots..

Peacemillion. At the gates of the final battle, the triangle between Duo, Heero and Trowa grows even more strained: Duo starts avoiding Heero, unable to forgive his betrayal. The Wing Pilot, with his deepest wishes crumbling all around him and without any reason to keep on living anymore, embarks in a suicidal mission. Meanwhile, Trowa gets into Wing Zero in order to save Catherine, and inside the Gundam catches a glimpse of Heero's heart...

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Summary: The sixth installment of the most widely spread Gundam Wing doujin war series roughly covers episodes 35 through halfway episode 42. Opposite to the previous books, Kume Natsuo kind of skips through the events in the series, just giving a quick review of the most important scenes before concentrating in the most tasty and enjoyable part: Peacemillion.

In today's release the G-pilots find their way to each other, realizing that fighting together is the only way to achieve victory. With the five young warriors together in the same place for the first time since the beginning of the story, NATTSU sharpens her skills adding lots of original scenes and beautiful piece of conversations that develop, even further, the complex love triangle between Duo, Heero and Trowa.

Of course, emotional angst ensues....

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Summary: The fifth installment of this 2x1 epic masterpiece covers all the events in the series from episode 26 to halfway episode 35. That's almost 10 episodes in just one go, but surprisingly, it doesn't feel rushed at all, as Kume Natssuo still manages to convey all important scenes with a perfect sense of continuity.

After Trowa's ultimate sacrifice, Quatre tries to find again a purpose for fighting. Heero starts a quest for his enemy, although he will discover what he is really looking for inside Zero system. Meanwhile, also inside Zero, Duo is confronted by his worst nightmare. And earthside, a nameless soldier finds his long lost sister, although deep inside he knows he has lost something far more precious...

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Summary: The four book of NATTSU's longest saga covers from episode 21 through episode 25. And as usual, this volume is just like watching the series all over again but with some extra scenes and little changes full of shounen-ai innuendo.

In this part, Duo reunites with Heero in an OZ cell and poses him a question that will shake the Perfect Soldier to the core, Quatre falls into madness and Trowa makes the ultimate sacrifice to save the two most important persons in his life. The threads of destiny are only starting to be unveiled...

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Summary: Orochimaru sets some snakes on Sasuke, Naruto comes to his rescue, and surprisingly sweet and fluffy smut ensues.

First of all, you can view it on-line at Arigatomina's. And of course the download links:

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Summary: The third book of this wonderful epic follows very closely -yet again- the events of the anime series, covering from episode 16 to episode 20. Or, in other words, from Heero and Zechs's duel in Antarctica to Duo's rescue from OZ's claws.

As usual, NATTSU subtly changes some of the original scenes, adding beautiful pieces of conversations and sometimes new situations that convey a whole different meaning to every word and glance exchanged between the characters.

In this part, Trowa can't control his new-found feelings, Heero still doesn't understand what human touch really means, and Duo doesn't even know the perfect soldier is still alive. And to add to the confusion, the colonies turn their backs on the G-pilots, leaving them to fight alone in a war with no friends and only foes...

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Summary: This installment covers episodes 10 through 15. For the forgetful fans, that means from Heero's recovery after his self-destruction attempt up until their arrival to Antarctica to meet Zechs. Of course, it's not the same old, but a brand new recreation with perfectly-fitting added scenes that give it a whole new meaning. On them, Trowa takes on the spotlight as he finds himself unavoidably drawn to Heero against his will and better judgment... and at the same time, Heero is trying to fight -and understand- certain needs his encounter with the braided pilot awakened in his body...

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Summary: The ring is destroyed, but there's no rest for the good as everyone is busy rebuilding the city and their lives. Aragorn, soon to be crowned, is as busy as anyone but even when he does get a second to himself it seems he spends it worrying about how long he has left with Legolas.

Summary: Tsuki no Kodomo, is probably Kume Natsuo's most famous (and longest) work, and it's already a legend and an object of worship between Gundam Wing fans (specially 2x1 ones). In it, NATTSU's recreation of the Gundam Wing universe is so detailed and respectful that it's like watching the series all over again. Every important scene or conversation, every character, every critic, every feeling, EVERYTHING you loved about GW, is here (and rewritten beautifully). Plus, Kume Natsuo adds a lot of amazing scenes we never got to see but that fit so perfectly well with the plot you will have problems remembering they weren't originally part of it. In short, Tsuki no Kodomo is exactly what every Gundam Wing fan (or at least the ones who like shounen-ai ^^;;;) always wanted to see on TV.

P.S.: HAPPY NEW YEAR 2008!!!!

Summary: Ooh, we've gone back in time! The year is C.E.64, and Dearka and Yzak are ten years old - and believe us when we say, you have never seen anything cuter in your life! (Though they only LOOK cute - in fact, they're both violent little brats already, as becomes clear when they meet for the first time.) We also get to meet their parents - Dearka's dad, who's basically an idiot, and his mum who's probably on valium. But at least neither of them are as creepy as Yzak's mother.

P.S.: Right now, Private D is the last of Kurume Nanao's published works. But we promise, that as soon as she releases the next one, we'll do it immediately.

Summary: It's two years on from the boys' time as Reds, and Yzak, now a Commander, seems rather different - calmer and more stable - but his haircut's exactly the same. Dearka, meanwhile, has spent the last half a year in prison, and he's not exactly been welcomed back to Zaft with open arms - except of course by Yzak. But although he insists he trusts Dearka when he meets... uh, some guy he's sure he knows from somewhere, even Yzak secretly has his doubts. Can he really trust Dearka? Well of course he can - the real question is, by the time he realises this, will it be too late for them ever to be as close as they used to be again?

A quick note: Despite that this is set much later than previous volumes, during Destiny, it was actually published earlier in the series - between Assault Shroud and Primal. We decided to scan it in order according to the storyline instead, not that it would have mattered either way! :)

Summary: They've been rescued, but the boys are still on Earth, working at Zaft's Gibraltar base. Even having a whole new set of subordinates to make life difficult for can't distract Yzak from the fact that Dearka's been avoiding him since that night on the island. Well, nothing like a good argument or two to get these two back on good terms, and eventually Dearka decides it's worth trying to talk about how they feel after all. And if after all that's happened between them that's too awkward, he can always win Yzak over using his amazing butterfly catching skills instead.

Summary: Abandoned at Earth, Yzak and Dearka are forced to make atmospheric entry in their Gundams. Luckily for them, they not only survive, but handily touch down on a tiny island. Dearka struggles to get over the fact that Yzak's slightly insane, so he can start dealing with the fact that having Yzak around makes him slightly insane as well - if he doesn't know why that is already, he's got to have realised by the time they get off the island.

Meanwhile, Commander Kreuze still hasn't come looking for them. He probably just... forgot where he left them. Right?

Summary: Duel having been considerably damaged by the Strike, Yzak's on a yelling, screaming rampage and no-one is safe. More in an attempt to get Yzak to like him again than anything else, Dearka comes up with an idea for improving Duel's poor defences - when it becomes clear it's completely impossible, Yzak decides to go for it. Before the work is done, however, Yzak faces Strike for a second time... Can Duel's original armour withstand attack by the Strike again? Will heavy sedation calm Yzak down a bit? What makes Dearka think he can do the work of a full team of trained mechanics? And why IS that guy winking at him?

Summary: They've graduated! Huzzah! Even Dearka's made the Reds, and off they go to join the elite Kreuze team - disappointingly there's less Natural-killing to be done than they expect (which gives Nicol plenty of time to read some of his favourite composers). Rusty proves himself more than once to be the only one of them with any diplomacy, level-headedness or observational skills whatsoever - whatever would they do without him? Let's hope they don't have to find out when they finally get sent out on a real mission....

Summary: Continuation of Dearka and Yzak's adventures at Zaft school. Disaster - surprisingly, the debris recovery mission does not go just as planned! Stuck out in uncharted space together, will they find some common ground to help them get along for long enough to get themselves home safely, or will they just fight until they use up all their oxygen?

Summary: The first part of the two-part story that starts off Kurume Nanao's fantastic DeaYza series. The boys bitch and fight their way through the first few weeks at the Zaft Academy, but end up stuck working together on a dangerous assignment...