Yotsuba is an extremely powerful character.

She possesses unique abilities that set her apart from others.

Her strength allows her to overcome various challenges and obstacles with ease.

Whether it's in battles or in difficult situations, Yotsuba always manages to come out on top.

Her power is not only physical but also mental.

She has a strong will and determination that drive her to achieve her goals.

Yotsuba's power also gives her a sense of responsibility.

She uses her abilities to protect those she cares about and to make the world a better place.

Overall, Yotsuba's power makes her a force to be reckoned with and a truly remarkable character.

3.75*

Enjoyable!

This experience has truly been a delight. Every moment was filled with excitement and pleasure. The activities and events that took place were well-organized and engaging. It was a great opportunity to relax and have fun. The atmosphere was lively and positive, which added to the overall enjoyment. I found myself completely immersed in the moment, forgetting about all the stresses and worries of daily life.

Looking forward to the next one.

I can't wait for the next occasion to come around. I'm sure it will be just as amazing as this one. The anticipation is building up, and I'm already imagining all the wonderful things that might happen. Whether it's another event like this or something completely different, I know it will be an experience worth looking forward to. I'm excited to see what the future holds and to create more memories that I'll cherish for a long time.

4.85



  

Dying in the line of duty is heroic, but dying while unemployed is just stupid.

This one is very close to a 5-star rating. It was so badass

The First Volume of the Death Note is indeed better than the other one.

The storyline in the first volume is engaging and fast-paced, keeping the readers on the edge of their seats. However, as the series progresses, the storyline seems to be getting slower.

This may be a bit disappointing for some readers who were expecting the same level of excitement and intensity throughout the series.

Despite this, I will still read the next volume to give it a chance. Maybe the storyline will pick up again and surprise me with new twists and turns.

I am curious to see how the characters will develop and what new challenges they will face.

Overall, while the first volume of the Death Note is great, the series as a whole may have some room for improvement in terms of pacing.

Death Note has been a series that I have adored up until now. The artwork by Obata is truly phenomenal, and the characters, along with their moral complexity and the suspense, have all been aspects that I loved. However, this volume marks a significant decline for me. The setup for the whole memory-loss plot has more holes than swiss cheese. Light's plan to give up his memory of the Death Note and let himself get arrested makes very little sense. There were so many other ways he could have dealt with the situation, but instead, he chose this illogical path, which feels like a desperate attempt by Ohba to stretch out the plot.

Without Light's memory, he becomes a completely different character, and with that, everything that made the series good is gone. The ambiguous morality that forced us to question whether the world is better off without criminals and whether L represents them has vanished. Suddenly, the morality is simple and unrealistic. The characters at this stage are also boring, and the plot is predictable and dry. There are very few moments of suspense, and the lack of logic is highly noticeable.

I really wish this volume hadn't been written. I would have preferred if L had died in the last volume and the series had ended there. What we got instead was a dry, simplistic, and boring installment. However, on the bright side, this volume does introduce the only strong female in the series who doesn't die in her first appearance, which is a nice addition. Overall, I'm very disappointed with this volume and hope that the series can recover in the remaining volumes.

This is my main review for the entire series. It doesn't really apply to this book, but it's far more intelligent than anything I have to say here, so just read that. Also, unmarked spoilers for previous books follow. You've been warned.

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There are so many things that I could no longer remember ^^'.

It seems that with the passage of time, the details of those events have gradually faded away in my mind. Maybe it's because there are just too many experiences and memories accumulated over the years.

Some of them might have been insignificant at the time, but now, looking back, I find myself wishing I could recall them more clearly.

It's a strange feeling, this loss of memory. On one hand, it can be liberating to let go of the past and focus on the present. But on the other hand, there's a certain sense of nostalgia and longing for those forgotten moments.

I wonder if there's a way to preserve these memories better, or if it's just an inevitable part of growing older.

I must admit that I didn't expect the direction in which the story would develop and that's great but... everything is just too complicated. They are trying to present these characters as extremely intelligent, but it has only decreased their value. The main reason why we read this is the wittiness between L and Light, and currently there is none of that. It seems forced that I will get in the book two how all of this was just a huge plan of one or the other, but I still stand by the fact that this is a direction that I don't like.

It's as if the author is trying too hard to make the story seem more profound and complex than it really is. The characters' actions and decisions sometimes feel contrived and not in line with their supposed intelligence. I understand the need for a twist and a big reveal, but it should be done in a more natural and believable way.

Overall, while the initial concept of the story was interesting, the execution in this particular direction has left me a bit disappointed. I hope that in the future installments, the author will be able to bring back the elements that made the story so engaging in the first place and develop the characters and plot in a more satisfying manner.

I gave it 2.5. Despite having mixed feelings. I was really irritated during this part because the plot solutions are too convenient for the characters and sometimes just absurd. So far, it's one of the weaker parts.

This assessment reflects my overall impression of the work. The convenience of the plot solutions detracts from the authenticity and believability of the story. It makes the characters seem less real and the events less impactful.

While there may be other aspects of the work that are more engaging, this particular part fails to meet my expectations. It leaves me feeling disappointed and less invested in the overall narrative.

I hope that future parts will improve and address these issues, providing a more satisfying and engaging experience. Otherwise, it will be difficult for me to recommend this work to others.

Almost halfway through the series, I find myself feeling that it has become a bit overly complicated. This particular volume did seem to serve as a transition into something more significant, or at least I hope so. Maybe the next installment will manage to bring back the excitement that was initially present.

Sure, I was still quite engaged with the story, but the lack of Shinigami-human interaction for the most part was a disappointment for me. I really missed that aspect.

!!!! SPOILERS !!!!

The whole memory loss situation is truly not sitting well with me. I have a suspicion that there will be some sort of loophole within the seemingly endless Death Note rules that will enable Light to regain his memories and be reunited with Ryuk. Otherwise, the entire vigilante theme that initially drew me to the series would be in jeopardy. Unless, of course, another major character is introduced to take on that role and keep the theme alive.

[4.5 Stars]

This book is still really great. The author has done an excellent job of creating a build-up for what is going to happen in the next volume. The anticipation is palpable and it makes me so excited for what's to come.

The story has been developing in a very interesting way, with each chapter adding more depth and complexity to the characters and the plot. The build-up has been gradual, but it has been done in such a way that it keeps the reader engaged and eager to find out more.

I can't wait to see how the story will unfold in the next volume. I'm sure it's going to be amazing. The author has set the stage perfectly and I have high hopes for what's to come. Overall, this is a great book and I would highly recommend it to anyone who loves a good story with a lot of build-up and anticipation.

This manga series appears to have taken a significant turn into a different direction.

Personally, I am not overly fond of this particular development.

Moreover, there is a rather convenient escape route for the Kiras, and this specific plot device gives the impression of being a bit of a cheat.

However, there is still some interesting action to be found.

A whole new group of characters has entered the scene from the left, and they are corporate types no less.

I did enjoy certain aspects of it, but it seems that the series has lost the intense and propulsive drive that was present in the initial books.

This change in direction has both its pros and cons, and it remains to be seen how it will ultimately impact the overall quality and enjoyment of the manga.