Welcome, Danielle, itвЂ™s so wonderful to have you here!ДANIELLE: Thanks so much for asking me to participate! We planned this so long ago but now that IвЂ™m rereading the project I found IвЂ™ve rediscovered my love of the title and, in a way, CLAMP as an artistic group. It is, however, one of their most honest manga, by which I mean that it contains a level of raw humanity and emotional truth that can be harder to find in some of their more sophisticated works.ДЄnd when it comes to things like вЂњraw humanityвЂќ and вЂњemotional truth,вЂќ who do I want to hash it out with? Why, The NANA Project, of course! This week, Michelle and I are pleased to welcome our NANA Project collaborator Danielle Leigh to the table for our MMF edition of Off the Shelf! Though I am very anxious to see what the manga blogosphere has to say about CLAMPвЂ™s body of work as a whole, the biggest reason I proposed a CLAMP MMF in the first place was that I longed for an excuse to talk about my favorite CLAMP series, Tokyo Babylon.ДЄs one of CLAMPвЂ™s earliest commercial works, Tokyo Babylon is certainly not their most deftly-plotted manga, nor their most polished-not by far. Warning: This roundtable contains spoilers for the entirety of Tokyo Babylon.

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