Hack//XXXX, Volume 2

.hack//XXXX #2

by Megane Kikuya, Hiroshi Matsuyama

While playing the online game World, Kite, a dot hacker, is saved from a monster by a mysterious boy who falls into a coma and the only way Kite can save him is by logging back onto the computer game.

Genres: Manga, Fantasy, Science Fiction, Shonen, Graphic Novels

216 pages, Paperback

First published February 5, 2005

Reviews

[Coco · Rating 5 out of 5]

The ending was a bit confusing for me, but enjoyable all the way through!

[アレツクス コツト · Rating 5 out of 5]

interesting ending. I am glad everyone was saved and it had a happy ending. I was a bit annoyed with kite always being a weakling and not really doing much about it. I cant stand those characters too much. overall a good manga.

[Francine · Rating 4 out of 5]

Cubia... 😭❤️

I really like the soft way Aura is drawn/coloured. Gives her an ethereal vibe.

The climax was a lil confusing, the way it ended? It was suddenly over?

Idk how they did it but they made four games into two manga volumes and it mostly made sense. That's impressive!

[Gunnarmooney · Rating 5 out of 5]

Such a gorgeous manga it made me so happy reading this right after twilight I've got the first for g.u + I cant wait to get the rest and keep going through these memories.

[Jonathon Cronin · Rating 4 out of 5]

I thought this book was an outstanding book, even though the ending was a bit confusing,[ For example, when Cubia turned out too be the son of Morganna (The World. Morganna is also known as the Last Phase "Corbenik"). But even more confusing is when Mia turned out too be the Sixth Phase known as "The Temptress" whose actual name is Macha (The Sixth Phase). Overall I would give this Manga a 4.5 of 5, but since I can't do partial stars and since it isn't a full star, I gave it a 4. Another subject of this manga I found disappointing was that it is only a 2 manga volume series. Even though this is a manga that has a similarity to Sword Art Online, it has an excellent story plot. Although this was a good manga I would still recommend Naruto since it is a manga that has a large of books and has more recommendations than .hack///XXX. (I don’t remember the website, but it was true at the time.)  Unfortunately though, the .hack series isn’t extensive when it comes to book length most of the time, unless if you find a book that contains a lot of the story within it. What I also know is that there are games of the .hack series for the PlayStation brands. Also another thing to take note of, if you know this, is to realize .hack isn’t the only series to have a game adaptation to the manga/anime.

[Mo · Rating 5 out of 5]

loved it!!!

[Nazish Ahmed (Nazish Reads) · Rating 4 out of 5]

I rated this book 3.5 stars.

It was hard to understand what was going on in this volume, kind of the same problem I had with volume 1.