電波教師 2

電波教師 / Denpa kyōshi #2

by Takeshi Azuma

ニートでオタク。やりたいことしかできないダメ人間・鑑純一郎がいよいよ妹の通う銀杏学園で本格的に教師としてデビュー！　そんな鑑を待ちうけるのは、学園一の不良問題児・七海征十郎。できれば避けて通りたい相手・七海に「鑑流」のメチャクチャな必勝法で立ち向かう・・・！　　さらに、決してしゃべらない「ワケあり」美少女・千波花音編も完全収録。誰もが振り向く学園一の美少女の悩みとは…！？

Genres: Manga

187 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 2012

Reviews

[Mehsi · Rating 5 out of 5]

Woo! One of the characters of the earlier chapters is back! Soo happy to see her again. She was a great character and I was already afraid we wouldn't see them any more.

The chapters are a bit shorter this time (in comparison the first chapters were around 40 to 60 pages, and the current chapters are all around 15 to 25), but we have 3 more chapters than the last time, so in the end it makes up for it. And I don't mind shorter chapters since there is still so much happening in those pages.

This time though, we don't really have a girl/new character each chapter. This time about half of the volume is about Nanami, his past and the people surrounding him. Nanami is just a big misunderstood guy, who had a crappy past with bad things happening. I felt sorry for him. Still doesn't give him an excuse to be so violent though.
The rest is about the start of our teacher's new job at the school and a new character who seems to have an anime voice (of course the teacher is very very interested in that).

I loved the battle and how the teacher tricked Nanami into thinking one thing, while he wasn't even saying it was going to be that specifically. :)

I loved the anime girl, though, I still wish we would have seen what her actual score was and if she really went to that concert.

All in all a fantastic volume again, I really adore/love this series and I do hope that one day it will be out in English in print. *crosses fingers and hopes* I will be sure to read the rest of the manga.

Review first posted at http://twirlingbookprincess.com/

[Daken Howlett · Rating 3 out of 5]

Meno Brillante del primo volume e nel finale un pò troppo ripetitivo, con una storia che si estende decisamente più del dovuto solo per essere interrotta dall'inizio di una storia completamente diversa e totalmente scollegata... Nel complesso rimane molto godibile, ma una volta presentati tutti i personaggi principali i comprimari che finiscono per apparire nelle storie successive sono decisamente meno curati e interessanti,cosa che, inevitabilmente, rende le loro storie meno curate e interessanti di quelle dei personaggi principali presentati nel precedente volume.
Spero in un cambio di direzione nel prossimo volume.

[Marianna Rainolter · Rating 4 out of 5]

Il primo volume, che aveva per di più inaugurato questa rubrica, mi aveva conquistato e questo secondo é ancora più bello e divertente. Mi piace davvero tanto Kagami e il suo particolare metodo di insegnamento e anche tutti i personaggi secondari e gli studenti che lui aiuta sono ben caratterizzati, hanno situazioni molto reali e nelle quali ci si può anche riconoscere, oltre che ad entrare anche in empatia con il personaggio stesso. Non vedo l'ora di proseguire la lettura.