Wild Adapter Volume 4

When he ends up in the wrong place at the wrong time, Kubota is called in for questioning by the police, and his silence to protect himself and Tokito only makes him look increasingly suspicious. Tokito is left in the dark, homeless and incommunicado, and with no choice but to try and uncover what happened to his friend and companion. But when his search for Kubota begins to uncover bits of Kubota's past, Tokito has to decide just how much he really wants to know about his roommate, and how far he is willing to go to get him back!

Customer Reviews:

W.A. volume 4

By Meagan Foley - August 3, 2008

W.A. Four delves more deeply into Kubota and Tokito's relationship with the entrance of a previous love interest and false murder charges brought against Kubo by a police investigator with an agenda against him. While Kubota is in police custody for interrogation Tokito has to clear his name. More than ever, the story examines what Kubo and Tokito mean to one another. It's characteristically bleak but the story line is touching, the characters are oddly endearing and the art is very beautiful. My only complaint is that the "Wild Adapter" logo on the covers is extremely ugly and campy; the original covers used the same illustrations but the title design was slick and lovely with a watermark look. I can't say why Tokyopop chose that design.