Banished From The Hero’s Party Volume 7 is light on laughter, and drags in part, but delivers a ton of drama with twists worthy of a soap opera.
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Secrets Of The Silent Witch Volume 2 has moments that drag and an uninteresting heroine at first. But as the story progresses there is mysteries and potential.
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Reign of the Seven Spellblades Volume 6 ramps up the action but keeps the entire story grounded in characters you want to see remain friends and survive school.
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The Vexations of a Shut-In Vampire Princess Volume 2 ups the laughs as Komari stresses battles, enemies, and fear of mutiny when all she wants is a day off.
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Bofuri Volume 7 has the beloved pair, Maple and Sally, traversing the challenges of tower for the seventh event with hilarity and detailed oddball solutions.
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Sasaki and Peeps Volume 1 drags down a promising tale of magic and realms with a boring narrator as interesting as a grocery list and preoccupied with girls.
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Bofuri: I Don’t Want to Get Hurt, so I’ll Max Out My Defense Volume 6 gives more Maple, dazzling and terrifying her friends and exhausting the administrators of New World Online. A new stratum opens, and the next event looms. The light novel from Yen Press, written by Yuumikan with illustrations by Koin and translation by Andrew Cunningham, delves further into Maple’s exploration of the sixth stratum, searching for items to boost her defense. Filled with gear drops, entertaining glitches, and Maple front and center, Bofuri Volume 6 continues the delightful journey of the OP damage-averse tank.
Demon Slayer: Kimetsu No Yaiba—The Flower Of Happiness gets its title from one of the stories in the novel. Written by Aya Yajima with original concept by Koyoharu Gotouge and translation by Jocelyne Allen, the original stories in this Viz Media novel cover the search for and meaning of love, courage, and friendship, sometimes in
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I Got a Cheat Skill in Another World and Became Unrivaled in the Real World, Too Volume 1 may be a wordy title (I’m noticing a trend of wordy titles), but I love this light novel from Yen Press. The story is terrific despite one part making me grit my teeth in annoyance. Written by Miku with illustrations by Rein Kuwashima and translation by Noboru Akimoto, I stayed up till the early morning to read this. After all, who would not want to get a skill from a game-like world and bring it here? As a gamer, I hands down love this! I Got a Cheat Skill in Another World Volume 1 has a sweet, clueless central character and a fascinating story.
The pacing is picking up, and the interconnectivity between the characters left me reeling. From androids to aliens to vampires, The Detective Is Already Dead Volume 3 continues the comedy—at Kimizuka’s expense—and tension.
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