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The Asterisk War Light Novel #6
学戦都市アスタリスク 06. 懐国凱戦
激戦の末、鳳凰星武祭を制覇した綾斗とユリス。束の間の日常を楽しむ綾斗らだったがユリスの故国リーゼルタニアに招待され、欧州へ向かうことに。紗夜の両親が住むミュンヘンを経由、リーゼルタニアに入る綾斗達一行。だがユリスの兄――国王の計らいで優勝凱旋パレードに巻き込まれてしまう。王宮での夜会など豪華なイベントに参加しながらも、綾斗はリーゼルタニアという国家が抱える問題とユリスの苦悩を知る。そんな中、ユリスと綾斗は《孤毒の魔女》の姿を目撃し――!? 「戻って来い、オーフェリア。おまえがいるべき世界はそこじゃない」過去と現在が交錯し、物語は次のステージへ！ 最高峰の学園バトルエンタ第6弾！
238 pages, Kindle Edition
First published June 24, 2014
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June 24, 2018
One of the better Asterisk books, almost dedicated entirely to world building. The author really needed to do that if he was planning on extending the series over more volumes. The political aspect of Asterisk takes center stage, and we get to know a bit about Julis' past.
Definitely not a masterpiece in any way, just a super short LN
Definitely not a masterpiece in any way, just a super short LN
August 14, 2019
I believe this is my favorite of the Asterisk War thus far. Not because the others are bad, just enjoyed this one a lot. We get to visit Lieseltania, homeland to Princess Julis-Alexia Marie Florentia Renate von Riessfeld. Learning more about her home, her history and her dreams was pretty interesting for me.
Of course everything doesn't go entirely smoothly so there is some typical Asterisk action going on from time to time and the political scheming throughout the series is present. On the whole, it was a good, solid world building and character building book.
The only complaint is one I've made before... at 150 pages the Asterisk War books are just too short and would be better served being doubled up. But that's more an issue with the source material and the industry in Japan. C'est la vie, it is still worth a read.
Verdict: If you finished the Phoenix Festa and aren't sure you want to jump into the next... pick up Vol. 6 it is a good pause.
Of course everything doesn't go entirely smoothly so there is some typical Asterisk action going on from time to time and the political scheming throughout the series is present. On the whole, it was a good, solid world building and character building book.
The only complaint is one I've made before... at 150 pages the Asterisk War books are just too short and would be better served being doubled up. But that's more an issue with the source material and the industry in Japan. C'est la vie, it is still worth a read.
Verdict: If you finished the Phoenix Festa and aren't sure you want to jump into the next... pick up Vol. 6 it is a good pause.
September 10, 2024
A lot of backstory
This has been the slowest volume yet, but the awesome fight scene near the end more than made up for that. If this is your first experience with Asterisk War, there are definitely important plot points in this vol. But I remember them very clearly from the Anime.
All in all still a great volume
This has been the slowest volume yet, but the awesome fight scene near the end more than made up for that. If this is your first experience with Asterisk War, there are definitely important plot points in this vol. But I remember them very clearly from the Anime.
All in all still a great volume
December 11, 2025
this book was just sucky filler 🫠🫠 but i guess the battles towards the end kind of saved it
and i’m sick of Claudia & her cryptic *ss self
also can this series please stop mentioning boobs every other page???????
and i’m sick of Claudia & her cryptic *ss self
also can this series please stop mentioning boobs every other page???????
March 23, 2021
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November 26, 2018
Excellent worldbuilding
Volume 6 takes us out to Julis's homeland of Lieseltania in central Europe (the real-life location of the Czech Republic) and further develops the world of The Asterisk War. We get to see first-hand what the integrated enterprise foundations have done to maintain their hold on power and the effects it has on the populace, from Julis's brother the King of Lieseltania on down to the poorest of citizens.
The action scenes are excellent as usual and the core quartet's teamwork continues to improve.
Volume 6 takes us out to Julis's homeland of Lieseltania in central Europe (the real-life location of the Czech Republic) and further develops the world of The Asterisk War. We get to see first-hand what the integrated enterprise foundations have done to maintain their hold on power and the effects it has on the populace, from Julis's brother the King of Lieseltania on down to the poorest of citizens.
The action scenes are excellent as usual and the core quartet's teamwork continues to improve.
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