Oshi No Ko Volume 2 switches gears to murder mystery while exploring the struggle and darkness the entertainment industry fosters and ties in new characters.
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A Strange Path builds discomfort and terror as you question what’s brewing with a outstanding lead and disorienting sound design.
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Shadows House Volume 3 finally reels me firmly into the world as temperament’s come to the fore so now the mystery and characters stand out.
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Another 2001 entertains overall despite some drag. With the tension moving between a simmer and a tightrope, the mystery and looming deaths hold attention.
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Shadows House Volume 2 picks up the pace significantly with fascinating new characters, danger, and a debut that carries unknown but seemingly dire stakes.
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Glass Onion is worthy viewing as a sequel, but lacks the dynamic chemistry of its previous cast. There is comedy, but feels like a skit instead of a mystery.
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Shadow House Volume 1 drags with Emilico and Kate’s monotonous day-to-day interactions, but the mystery keeps you reading, waiting for answers to unravel.
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Reign of the Seven Spellblades delivers an engaging journey with action, comedy, and deeper secrets that make you crave the next volume.
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The artwork is gorgeous, with angelic light in the cover art and inserts works—think sepia but stunning, not sunken. But there’s more to this light novel than a gorgeous, I-want-that-outfit-she-has-on cover! The story starts at what readers will assume to be the end, yet it’s a new beginning with the same yet different person. With me so far? Let’s go deeper.
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