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Future Diary #Redial
未来日記リダイヤル
Completamos el intricado mundo de Mirai Nikki con el esperado final alternativo de la serie! Yuno Gasai vive una vida ordinaria y feliz: mantiene una buena relación con sus padres, disfruta del instituto y de sus amigos; pero siente que le falta ese chico que se le aparece constantemente en sueños... Sakae Esuno nos lleva una vez más al vasto universo de Mirai Nikki , y esta vez lo hace visitando el tercer universo que conocimos en el tomo final de la serie, presentando una historia alternativa de los 12 poseedores de los diarios del futuro , uno habitado por una Yuno menos desquiciada.
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First published July 26, 2013
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February 28, 2017
4.5☆
Omg, este fue el último, ya no más tomos de Mirai Nikki, creo que mi mundo se viene abajo.
En serio voy a extrañar mucho a todos lo personajes, y NUNCA los voy a dejar de amar. No voy a olvidar todo lo que aprendí con esta saga, todo lo que lloré, cómo me moría de la risa en muchas escenas, en cómo gritaba cómo una loca en las partes románticas y jamás voy a olvidar el cariño que le tengo a todo este mundo que Sakae Esuno creó.
Ya estoy lista para ver la adaptación.
Omg, este fue el último, ya no más tomos de Mirai Nikki, creo que mi mundo se viene abajo.
En serio voy a extrañar mucho a todos lo personajes, y NUNCA los voy a dejar de amar. No voy a olvidar todo lo que aprendí con esta saga, todo lo que lloré, cómo me moría de la risa en muchas escenas, en cómo gritaba cómo una loca en las partes románticas y jamás voy a olvidar el cariño que le tengo a todo este mundo que Sakae Esuno creó.
Ya estoy lista para ver la adaptación.
June 21, 2021
This is a review of the entire series!
I debated between giving this 2 or 3 stars, and would lean more toward 2.5. There were a couple of things I really liked about it, but many more things I really didn't like about it.
High schooler Yukiteru Amano is a socially awkward loner who considers himself a bystander. He'd rather mind his own business instead of getting involved with other people, writing every mundane activity of his life in a cellphone diary. Secretly tormented by his solitude, he invents an imagery friend called Deus Ex Machina who claims to be the Lord of Time & Space. Taking pity on the lonesome Yuki, Deus grants his diary the ability to record future events. After learning that 11 other people with unique future diaries show up around Japan, Yuki learns that Deus is not a product of his imagination, and he has been selected to take part in a death game that involves fighting to become the next ruler of causality by outsmarting each other with their new prophetic devices. Luckily for Yuki, one of the death game's participants is his fellow classmate Yuno Gasai, the prettiest girl in his school who happens to love him so much that she would put her life on the line to protect him.
Speaking of Yuno, she's where most of the fun comes from. She's a severely unstable, possessive sociopath that will happily slaughter anyone and anything that get in the way of her selfish romantic fantasies. She's famous for inventing the infamous yandere trope (psycho/killer/stalker love interest) While she can technically be seen as the villain of the series and it's hard to fully sympathize with her because of how violent, impulsive and controlling she is, all of the other characters are so unlikable and bland that I often found myself rooting for her to just rip everyone else in the story to shreds.
Yuki is the main character, but he's such a whiny and idiotic pushover that I couldn't connect with the unhealthy relationship brewing between him and Yuno. I understand it's supposed to be a psychological thriller, but the story seemed to romanticize their relationship rather than portraying it for what it really was: predatory, abusive and horribly toxic. I would've rather had Yuno as the main protagonist and explore her tragic and demented backstory through much more intriguing characters to bounce off of rather than through a relationship with one of the lamest dudes in manga history.
The plot jumps around way too fast. None of the competitors have interesting personalities or motives so I didn't really feel any stakes or tension in the action. The only side character I somewhat liked is (funnily enough) another batshit crazy girl who plays the role of a cosplaying terrorist named Uryuu Minene. The dialogue could get really bad as the characters never reacted to death, betrayal or horrifying situations realistically. There's a point where a character discovers three dead bodies in his girlfriend's house, runs away in fear, then casually remains her partner for the rest of the series like nothing ever happened. There are many more scenes exactly like this where characters don't react and process things in remotely realistic or believable ways.
Some of the twists in the later parts of the series involving time and causality were admittedly cool, but they're introduced in a rushed and convoluted way which makes it feel messy overall. The action was good, there were a few emotional moments and the absolute chaotic nature of Yuno and Uryuu were exciting to watch unfold, but everything else about the characters, story and conflict of the narrative fall apart at the seams.
I debated between giving this 2 or 3 stars, and would lean more toward 2.5. There were a couple of things I really liked about it, but many more things I really didn't like about it.
High schooler Yukiteru Amano is a socially awkward loner who considers himself a bystander. He'd rather mind his own business instead of getting involved with other people, writing every mundane activity of his life in a cellphone diary. Secretly tormented by his solitude, he invents an imagery friend called Deus Ex Machina who claims to be the Lord of Time & Space. Taking pity on the lonesome Yuki, Deus grants his diary the ability to record future events. After learning that 11 other people with unique future diaries show up around Japan, Yuki learns that Deus is not a product of his imagination, and he has been selected to take part in a death game that involves fighting to become the next ruler of causality by outsmarting each other with their new prophetic devices. Luckily for Yuki, one of the death game's participants is his fellow classmate Yuno Gasai, the prettiest girl in his school who happens to love him so much that she would put her life on the line to protect him.
Speaking of Yuno, she's where most of the fun comes from. She's a severely unstable, possessive sociopath that will happily slaughter anyone and anything that get in the way of her selfish romantic fantasies. She's famous for inventing the infamous yandere trope (psycho/killer/stalker love interest) While she can technically be seen as the villain of the series and it's hard to fully sympathize with her because of how violent, impulsive and controlling she is, all of the other characters are so unlikable and bland that I often found myself rooting for her to just rip everyone else in the story to shreds.
Yuki is the main character, but he's such a whiny and idiotic pushover that I couldn't connect with the unhealthy relationship brewing between him and Yuno. I understand it's supposed to be a psychological thriller, but the story seemed to romanticize their relationship rather than portraying it for what it really was: predatory, abusive and horribly toxic. I would've rather had Yuno as the main protagonist and explore her tragic and demented backstory through much more intriguing characters to bounce off of rather than through a relationship with one of the lamest dudes in manga history.
The plot jumps around way too fast. None of the competitors have interesting personalities or motives so I didn't really feel any stakes or tension in the action. The only side character I somewhat liked is (funnily enough) another batshit crazy girl who plays the role of a cosplaying terrorist named Uryuu Minene. The dialogue could get really bad as the characters never reacted to death, betrayal or horrifying situations realistically. There's a point where a character discovers three dead bodies in his girlfriend's house, runs away in fear, then casually remains her partner for the rest of the series like nothing ever happened. There are many more scenes exactly like this where characters don't react and process things in remotely realistic or believable ways.
Some of the twists in the later parts of the series involving time and causality were admittedly cool, but they're introduced in a rushed and convoluted way which makes it feel messy overall. The action was good, there were a few emotional moments and the absolute chaotic nature of Yuno and Uryuu were exciting to watch unfold, but everything else about the characters, story and conflict of the narrative fall apart at the seams.
July 6, 2020
Pretty good spin off manga of the awesome psychological manga “Mirai Nikki or Future diary” 👌😁😻
May 6, 2016
This is the real ending of the serie it explains how Yuno got back to Yuki is very interesting and explain everything.
August 19, 2017
Hands down one of the best animes I've ever seen so naturally I had to read the manga as well. Yuno is such a complex and amazing character that despite all her craziness, I absolutely love her.
This ending was exactly what I needed for my bleeding heart and it's exactly the ending Yukki, Yuno and Mirai Nikki needed.
This ending was exactly what I needed for my bleeding heart and it's exactly the ending Yukki, Yuno and Mirai Nikki needed.
August 12, 2017
This is amazing and leads up to the final scene in the 12th book. So amazing!!! So many of the players team up as predicted and some unpredictably!! I love it.
July 14, 2019
A nice addition to the main story
March 29, 2021
Ya casi me había olvidado de este semitomo anexo...
May 26, 2015
I'm glad I read this because the end of Mirai Nikki leaves you with a lot of unanswered questions that are a bit frustrating and in the end, this seems more like the real ending of it! It shows what happens after the events of Mirai Nikki and show finally how everything happened! So if you read the series plan on reading this afterwards!
March 14, 2024
Ova del final de Miari Nikki
Al igual que el resto de la saga este tomo esta muy bien hecho, los dibujos son maravillosos y la historia, cómo te cuenta el final, muy interesante
Al igual que el resto de la saga este tomo esta muy bien hecho, los dibujos son maravillosos y la historia, cómo te cuenta el final, muy interesante
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