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俺の後輩がこんなに可愛いわけがない [Oreimo: Kuroneko] (Comic) #3
Oreimo: Kuroneko Volume 3
To overcome the challenge of the Gaming Club, Sena Akagi must team up with Kuroneko...or is it going to be Kuroneko that's teaming up with Sena? Meanwhile, Kuroneko makes her move on Kyousuke at last...but with Kirino returning to Japan, has the Queen of Nightmare waited too long to cast her love spell?
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168 pages, Paperback
First published June 27, 2013
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May 24, 2019
A Kuroneko Journey
Oreimo: Kuroneko continues the story of Ruri Gokou from Oreimo with this volume pretty much concluding the OVA adaptation of the Anime with Kirino returning to Japan. Once again the main strength of this manga it nails the Oreimo characters all their dialogue and interactions are incredibly faithful to the anime and I assume the light novel as well which I haven't read. Art is great the characters are very expressive and the transition to a chibi style for comedic effect works. Of course this is Kuroneko's manga and it's mostly her perspective getting that insight of personal thoughts was great better than the OVAs which is following protagonist Kyosuke. I do have one grip with the manga and that was the sexualizaton of one the scenes with Kuroneko trying to convince Akagi to work on the game with her. When I read that scene it left me scratching my head. Like really? I.don't usually care about that stuff but it was pretty unnecessary and just plain weird like it was added for no reason. As always a must for kuroneko fans. For general Oreimo fans this manga is either hit or miss as it deviates from the original source material later on.
Oreimo: Kuroneko continues the story of Ruri Gokou from Oreimo with this volume pretty much concluding the OVA adaptation of the Anime with Kirino returning to Japan. Once again the main strength of this manga it nails the Oreimo characters all their dialogue and interactions are incredibly faithful to the anime and I assume the light novel as well which I haven't read. Art is great the characters are very expressive and the transition to a chibi style for comedic effect works. Of course this is Kuroneko's manga and it's mostly her perspective getting that insight of personal thoughts was great better than the OVAs which is following protagonist Kyosuke. I do have one grip with the manga and that was the sexualizaton of one the scenes with Kuroneko trying to convince Akagi to work on the game with her. When I read that scene it left me scratching my head. Like really? I.don't usually care about that stuff but it was pretty unnecessary and just plain weird like it was added for no reason. As always a must for kuroneko fans. For general Oreimo fans this manga is either hit or miss as it deviates from the original source material later on.
April 1, 2024
It’s too much needless ecchi in my opinion…
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March 30, 2025
This was a dud. Are we in stretch-out-the-story-mode so we can sell more volumes?
December 18, 2015
I like this spin-off/sequel more than the original, probably because I like Kuroneko better than sister complex of the first one.
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