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The Strongest Sage with the Weakest Crest (manga) #17
The Strongest Sage with the Weakest Crest 17
In this manga adaptation of the popular light novel series, the world’s strongest sage will stop at nothing to get stronger...!
ONE BOY WILL STOP AT NOTHING TO BE THE WORLD’S STRONGEST…NOT EVEN RESURRECTING HIMSELF!
After infiltrating the secret lab of the Unmoor brothers, Matthias and the gang wreak havoc on the mad scientists and ruin their careful plans to utilize the power of the Devastar! The older Unmoor brother reveals critical information about the Devastar, leading Matthias to confront a horde of powerful monsters protecting the Devastar. Matty’s only chance of victory is to do the unthinkable and resurrect his past self!
ONE BOY WILL STOP AT NOTHING TO BE THE WORLD’S STRONGEST…NOT EVEN RESURRECTING HIMSELF!
After infiltrating the secret lab of the Unmoor brothers, Matthias and the gang wreak havoc on the mad scientists and ruin their careful plans to utilize the power of the Devastar! The older Unmoor brother reveals critical information about the Devastar, leading Matthias to confront a horde of powerful monsters protecting the Devastar. Matty’s only chance of victory is to do the unthinkable and resurrect his past self!
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192 pages, Paperback
Published March 12, 2024
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June 25, 2024
The Strongest Sage with the Weakest Crest Vol. 17 delivers another entertaining adventure for fans of the series. The humor remains on point, and the action sequences are engaging, particularly the battle against the horde of monsters. We also get a glimpse into the Devastator's power, which adds a layer of intrigue to the overarching narrative.
However, this volume feels like a bridge between bigger arcs. While enjoyable, it lacks the significant plot advancements that propel the story forward. The reveal about the Devastator, while interesting, doesn't offer much concrete information about the true antagonists or their goals. Additionally, some elements, like the resurrection of Matthias' past self, might feel a little out there for some readers.
Overall, Vol. 17 is a fun side quest that keeps you entertained but doesn't drastically alter the series' landscape. Fans will appreciate the camaraderie between the characters and the lighthearted tone. However, those hoping for major plot developments might be left wanting more. This earns a solid four-star rating.
However, this volume feels like a bridge between bigger arcs. While enjoyable, it lacks the significant plot advancements that propel the story forward. The reveal about the Devastator, while interesting, doesn't offer much concrete information about the true antagonists or their goals. Additionally, some elements, like the resurrection of Matthias' past self, might feel a little out there for some readers.
Overall, Vol. 17 is a fun side quest that keeps you entertained but doesn't drastically alter the series' landscape. Fans will appreciate the camaraderie between the characters and the lighthearted tone. However, those hoping for major plot developments might be left wanting more. This earns a solid four-star rating.
March 10, 2024
As much as I feel the story is moving along nicely, there are certain additions that I'm not quite sure about
August 5, 2024
Gaius is hot. (Yes, seriously. He is.)
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