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Strawberry Panic (Light Novel) #3
Strawberry Panic (Light Novel) 3
159 pages, Kindle Edition
First published January 1, 2001
About the author
Sakurako Kimino
33 books22 followersSakurako Kimino (公野櫻子 Kimino Sakurako) is a Japanese novelist. She is notable for the creation of Sister Princess and Strawberry Panic!, two very successful bishōjo series where almost all the characters in both series are young girls. She has had her work serialized in the Japanese bishōjo magazine Dengeki G's Magazine, published by MediaWorks. She is also the creator of the light novel series Baby Princess, currently serializing in Dengeki G's Magazine.
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February 19, 2020
just watch the show to be honest, at least the show is complete and the characters aren't as annoying
March 2, 2024
This third installment is a beautiful ending to the
Strawberry Panic
series.
This may be the angstiest volume out of the three, considering where our couples are. It was melodramatic and non-sensical in the best way possible: some characters' reasoning for their actions is interesting, to say the least, but who cares? They all got their development and happy ending. And, truth be told, I think the magic of this series is to just take it as it is and vibe with the funny and flirty mood of our ensamble of gay, religious teens.
On my behalf, I have to say I enjoyed enormously reading this story. I really liked the couples and characters, which made the experience so much more immersive and entertaining! I loved the anime as a teen, so it is befitting that I loved the novel as an adult. If I were to choose, I think the anime does a better job at pacing events, creating relationships, and so on, but I still view reading the light novel as a valuable experience. I agree it might not be for everyone, but for those who feel inclined to read it, please do so, because it is so much fun!
In conclusion, it was a comforting and relaxing read about girls who love girls. Absolutely worth it.
This may be the angstiest volume out of the three, considering where our couples are. It was melodramatic and non-sensical in the best way possible: some characters' reasoning for their actions is interesting, to say the least, but who cares? They all got their development and happy ending. And, truth be told, I think the magic of this series is to just take it as it is and vibe with the funny and flirty mood of our ensamble of gay, religious teens.
On my behalf, I have to say I enjoyed enormously reading this story. I really liked the couples and characters, which made the experience so much more immersive and entertaining! I loved the anime as a teen, so it is befitting that I loved the novel as an adult. If I were to choose, I think the anime does a better job at pacing events, creating relationships, and so on, but I still view reading the light novel as a valuable experience. I agree it might not be for everyone, but for those who feel inclined to read it, please do so, because it is so much fun!
In conclusion, it was a comforting and relaxing read about girls who love girls. Absolutely worth it.
February 14, 2015
Not generally something that would be on the top of my list to read but I was greatly surprised! I absolutely loved the storyline and all of the characters. I would read this series again in a minute, it was that good!
March 15, 2020
After finishing this volume (that final one in the series) it felt like the first 2 volumes were just the necessary background for the beautiful chaos of Volume 3. This is the best book in the trilogy makes it worth starting the series!
April 13, 2014
One of my favorite manga of all times. Read it likee 100x.
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