Michiko and Hatchin...
I picked up Michiko and Hatchin...
Michiko and Hatchin follows our two heroines as they embark on an epic quest to try to find Hatchin's wayward father. Hatchin's father was supposed to have been killed in a bus explosion, but, Michiko refused to believe that that was possible. A common occurrence throughout the series will have each of the two main characters wander off and have their own respective adventures and meet up later.
There is a lot bloodshed and violence throughout Michiko and Hatchin. And sometimes, people that do not necessarily need to die, do die. Although there is quite a bit of bare skin on exhibition and some suggestive situations, there are no naughty bits.
Overall, Michiko and Hatchin is a bit slow in the middle and the payoff is somewhat anti-climactic. But, even with these shortcomings, I would still give Michiko and Hatchin a 3 out of 5.
I've been looking forward to taking a peek at Michiko and Hatchin for a while. I caught a trailer for the series a while ago and I've been looking forward to it ever since...Michiko is a stunning escaped convict with lethal looks and a deadly disrespect for the lawmen trying to hunt her down. Hatchin is a hapless orphan pushed to the breaking point by the sadistic spawn of her fiendish foster parents. On their own, these chicas are nothing more than a Yin searching for its Yang, but when fate - in the form of a mysterious hombre from their past - brings them together, the world better watch out!
With the future dead-ahead and la policia hot on their heels, Michiko and Hatchin burn rubber through exotic locals where danger lurks around every corner. It's two against the world in this sun-soaked, Latin-tinged tale of partners in crime who won't stop running till they chase down a dream.
Michiko and Hatchin follows our two heroines as they embark on an epic quest to try to find Hatchin's wayward father. Hatchin's father was supposed to have been killed in a bus explosion, but, Michiko refused to believe that that was possible. A common occurrence throughout the series will have each of the two main characters wander off and have their own respective adventures and meet up later.
There is a lot bloodshed and violence throughout Michiko and Hatchin. And sometimes, people that do not necessarily need to die, do die. Although there is quite a bit of bare skin on exhibition and some suggestive situations, there are no naughty bits.
Overall, Michiko and Hatchin is a bit slow in the middle and the payoff is somewhat anti-climactic. But, even with these shortcomings, I would still give Michiko and Hatchin a 3 out of 5.
