3/5 Stars (%65/100)
Better than the previous one but still not great. Asa and Denji's interaction was good and I'm curious about their relationship. However, I'm kind of annoyed at Denji. After everything that's happened, he is still childish and thinks about girls. So, he might really be a devil more than a human (like Power who was childish and had silly goals). The whole thing with Yuko caught me off-guard. It was a good volume but I'm honestly reading it because I'm too invested.
4/5 Stars (%83/100)
I would say that this volume is separated into two parts; one that deals with Tamaki and the rest of the good guys, mainly Benimaru. Tamaki part was silly and quite amusing but I found it forced. The author tried to make the other characters relevant like Tamaki being the sign of life but Shinra and others are on a different dimension in terms of power level. The other part is actually what made me like the book. We get to see a lot of characters including Joker's doppelganger, Burns, and last but not least Benimaru's doppelganger. The fight between the strongest versus the strongest doppelganger was great. Benimaru has always been my favorite so it is no surprise I liked it. The ending was also good because of a plot twist. So, the first half was a bit weak but it quickly managed to catch my attention with the second half.
3/5 Stars (%62/100)
Not a huge fan of this one. Meliodas is back wow such surprise much wow! But he is different than his usual silly self. We learn more about the past of our characters especially Fraudrin and Dreyfus together. Merlin's reveal about that certain thing (not going to spoil because it was really good) is definitely the highlight of this book. The ending also marks the beginning of a new arc which will be about Diane and King (or Fairy and Giant in general). I don't have high hopes for the new arc but we'll see.
Hard Times
Hard Times by Charles Dickens displays ideas of gender, class, politic of the Victorian Age but also it represents the importance of education, social categorization, and social impacts of the individuals. The novel has relevant ideas in those perspectives. Dickens portrays a misleading society.
Charles Dickens (1812-1870) is an
5/5 Stars (%90/100)
I liked it much more than the previous one. This volume is the start of Gojo's Past arc in which we learn more about Gojo, Geto, and surprisingly Megumi's father (the one on the cover). I mean Gojo is my favorite character from the moment I've seen him but seeing him together with Geto reminds me of Itadori and Megumi. They're super silly and strong at the same time. The fight scenes were also great and I am curious about the story as well. I think it was a wonderful volume overall. The ending was WOW!
5/5 Stars (%90/100)
This is probably my favorite volume so far. The Grand Bout was great. The fights are intense but super silly as well. Chrome is actually super despite looking and acting like an idiot. The ending of this volume is also brilliant as we learn many things about this stone world and the village itself. Senku is hilarious as always. Inagaki never fails to make you laugh in every chapter. After finally learning some important things (which I'm not going to spoil), I am very curious about what happens next.
