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Date A Live Light Novel #4
데이트 어 라이브 04
최악의 정령인 쿠루미를 구하겠다고, 그리고 마나도 구하겠다고 말했으면서도, 시도는 결국 아무것도 하지 못했다. 만약 그때, 이츠카 코토리가 나타나지 않았다면 최악의 결말을 맞이하고 말았을 것이다. 코토리가 말해준 진실….
332 pages, ebook
First published March 17, 2012
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June 21, 2018
It was okay. Most of the plot for this installment involved a sister figure becoming a spirit.
I was trying to figure out how to pitch this to a localization company. Secret dating man?
Anyway. This volume introduces two spirits. Our cover heroine. And (some jerk).
I will keep reading this series for fun. And maybe if the final volume gets translated, I'll buy an Amazon JP card.
I was trying to figure out how to pitch this to a localization company. Secret dating man?
Anyway. This volume introduces two spirits. Our cover heroine. And (some jerk).
I will keep reading this series for fun. And maybe if the final volume gets translated, I'll buy an Amazon JP card.
This entire review has been hidden because of spoilers.
August 5, 2022
Que problemitas tienen los japoneses con las niñas de verdad.
Me he sentido más incómodo que otra cosa, si la historia fuera con todo adolescentes tendría unos matices menos turbios.
Me he sentido más incómodo que otra cosa, si la historia fuera con todo adolescentes tendría unos matices menos turbios.
September 6, 2022
A very exciting one
February 26, 2026
peak and amazing
August 16, 2015
Well to finish this volume it took quite some time, because in some cases the plot was somewhat nonsensical.
Let's start with the absurdity of going on a date with close person, who greatly admires you. Yes, is nice to go on a date and stuff like that, but why would you wait additional two days just for the event? Wouldn't be better if the date was the next day? And let's not forget that Kotori is the commanding officer of a flying ship. Who in the right mine would leave their commander 'untreated' for two days?
The second part that was bothering me was the presence of other people while on the date. Every person with a right mind would not invite other female/male friends on a date, especially if you previously dated two of them.
But in the end everything worked out for the best, since the plot developed in such a way that the assistance of other people was needed.
Overall this volume was pretty slow paced (the 3/4 of the book a basically slice-of-life genre) and boring. The final chapter was better if you exclude the conversations to the attacker parts.
Let's start with the absurdity of going on a date with close person, who greatly admires you. Yes, is nice to go on a date and stuff like that, but why would you wait additional two days just for the event? Wouldn't be better if the date was the next day? And let's not forget that Kotori is the commanding officer of a flying ship. Who in the right mine would leave their commander 'untreated' for two days?
The second part that was bothering me was the presence of other people while on the date. Every person with a right mind would not invite other female/male friends on a date, especially if you previously dated two of them.
But in the end everything worked out for the best, since the plot developed in such a way that the assistance of other people was needed.
Overall this volume was pretty slow paced (the 3/4 of the book a basically slice-of-life genre) and boring. The final chapter was better if you exclude the conversations to the attacker parts.
July 26, 2023
Volume 3 ended with cliff-hanger, 4 continues the arc and finishes it. It contains some of the funny dating game parts, but also reveals a bit about spirits and the Itsuka's family, showing that more is going on than meets the eye. Much like previous volumes, the story is a mix of fan service, funny character interaction/situations and an intriguing story with over-the-top destructive action. It adds some depth to the world and characters though and it makes me curious where things going to with the story.
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