Well, in the abovementioned collection of stories Shigure does have a completely randy, bisexual past that does include a longterm Ayame/Hitori threesome - in fact that's how Kyo ends up getting involved with him in the first place - he accidentatlly witnesses the 3 of them together, and can't stop thinking about it, eventually confronts Shigure, who, of course, never passes up an opportunity for sex, and they get it on. But as the story goes on, it turns sweet and they end up actually falling in love. Total mushy sappiness, and no high school girls for Shigure anymore - poor boy, but he doesn't seem to mind. Probably OOC, but I didn't mind for once, cuz I got to see lots of Shi-chan, and that's all I wanted. :)
Yeah, Muraki is demented, Tsuzuki's got serious issues and together they do NOT equal Fluffy Bunnies. Which is why I get mad when I see these two together and somehow they end up in love (excuse me while I go dry heave). Maybe I never looked hard enough, but whenever I finally (after skipping endless Hisoka/Muraki stories) found one, it usually started with a sort of non-con scenario, but then Tsuzuki would either a) be rescued or b) realize he had feelings for Muraki (who would turn out to be not such a bad guy after all). Excuse me? I don't think so!! So I was very happy that this story left them both just as fucked up (or possibly more) at the end as at the beginning, and they seemed, to me anyway, to stay very in character the whole way through.
Yikes! Sorry for the rant. I'll shut up now. Lovely icon, btw!
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on 2007-04-10 07:39 am (UTC)Yeah, Muraki is demented, Tsuzuki's got serious issues and together they do NOT equal Fluffy Bunnies. Which is why I get mad when I see these two together and somehow they end up in love (excuse me while I go dry heave). Maybe I never looked hard enough, but whenever I finally (after skipping endless Hisoka/Muraki stories) found one, it usually started with a sort of non-con scenario, but then Tsuzuki would either a) be rescued or b) realize he had feelings for Muraki (who would turn out to be not such a bad guy after all). Excuse me? I don't think so!! So I was very happy that this story left them both just as fucked up (or possibly more) at the end as at the beginning, and they seemed, to me anyway, to stay very in character the whole way through.
Yikes! Sorry for the rant. I'll shut up now. Lovely icon, btw!