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Wonderland #3
Wonderland, Vol. 3
Making Contact
Takuya picks up Yukko’s call, but before they can talk, it is intercepted–by the SDF! Will the two ever be reunited?
Takuya picks up Yukko’s call, but before they can talk, it is intercepted–by the SDF! Will the two ever be reunited?
192 pages, Paperback
First published August 30, 2016
About the author
Yugo Ishikawa
105 books9 followersISHIKAWA Yugo
Name (in native language): 石川優吾
Associated Names:
Исикава Юго
ISHIKAWA Yuugo
Zodiac: Aquarius
Blood Type: A
Name (in native language): 石川優吾
Associated Names:
Исикава Юго
ISHIKAWA Yuugo
Zodiac: Aquarius
Blood Type: A
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August 19, 2020
The story becomes more focused as the miniature fugitives make it out of the quarantined neighborhood and find a place of refuge to take a breath, make plans, and learn more about the mysterious Alice. But Japan's military is still in pursuit, intent on covering up all the paranormal events.
Gore fans may be disappointed by the lack of violence this time. Unfortunately, the art takes a strong left turn into fan service territory with an extended sequence of nudity in the middle of the book involving two girls who we are told are 17 and 12 (!!??). Oh, manga, why???
Gore fans may be disappointed by the lack of violence this time. Unfortunately, the art takes a strong left turn into fan service territory with an extended sequence of nudity in the middle of the book involving two girls who we are told are 17 and 12 (!!??). Oh, manga, why???
December 28, 2021
3,5 stars
In this volume, Yukko finally reunites with some of her old friends, and new information comes to light that will cause many things to change ...
I liked this volume a little better.
The story is moving along at a relatively reasonable pace, and I'm becoming more and more drawn into it.
This volume also had considerably fewer confusing panel transitions, and it was generally easier and more enjoyable to read.
The artwork is still awesome.
Generally, I find the developing story intriguing, and I'm excited to see where it goes from here.
In this volume, Yukko finally reunites with some of her old friends, and new information comes to light that will cause many things to change ...
I liked this volume a little better.
The story is moving along at a relatively reasonable pace, and I'm becoming more and more drawn into it.
This volume also had considerably fewer confusing panel transitions, and it was generally easier and more enjoyable to read.
The artwork is still awesome.
Generally, I find the developing story intriguing, and I'm excited to see where it goes from here.
January 12, 2022
Contact with the outside world and friends. Eat me.
March 6, 2022
Alice's Truth
Just as a warning for those that are sensitive to nudity in manga this book does have a bath scene with depictions of breasts and backsides (along with an assortment of humanly curves) but thanks to convenient censoring no realistic depictions of sexual organs are revealed.
Trying to reach out to her friend with a now insanely large flip phone (thanks to everyone's shrunken stature) Yukko tries to get into contact with her boyfriend Takuya but he is instead contacted by SDF who have been trying to gather up the pint sized people to cover up Alice's involvement (by my guess) and to avoid a panic created by the knowledge of humans with special powers among them (kind of like the X-men but without a Cerebro or psychic professor to gather them up.) However their cover up while offering excuses to the masses through media is not so great to the point of even being mentioned in the book they are doing their best as we see a little into what is going on in their operations now while we see Alice, Yukko, and Gendo try to avoid detection even as they seek allies who might be able to help. In this book the pairing up of people changes as the SDF moves in and shakes things up for everyone even showing us a new person with powers recently unknown to us readers. :)
Just as a warning for those that are sensitive to nudity in manga this book does have a bath scene with depictions of breasts and backsides (along with an assortment of humanly curves) but thanks to convenient censoring no realistic depictions of sexual organs are revealed.
Trying to reach out to her friend with a now insanely large flip phone (thanks to everyone's shrunken stature) Yukko tries to get into contact with her boyfriend Takuya but he is instead contacted by SDF who have been trying to gather up the pint sized people to cover up Alice's involvement (by my guess) and to avoid a panic created by the knowledge of humans with special powers among them (kind of like the X-men but without a Cerebro or psychic professor to gather them up.) However their cover up while offering excuses to the masses through media is not so great to the point of even being mentioned in the book they are doing their best as we see a little into what is going on in their operations now while we see Alice, Yukko, and Gendo try to avoid detection even as they seek allies who might be able to help. In this book the pairing up of people changes as the SDF moves in and shakes things up for everyone even showing us a new person with powers recently unknown to us readers. :)
January 25, 2020
I almost forgot I had this tucked away on my shelf... I really enjoyed the art in volume one, but have been disappointed since. Super powered beings awakening in the world and secretive government agencies trying to control and suppress that information. Gone is the survival horror origins, and now we’re in well-trod territory. As for the whole secrecy aspect, for anyone who has ever worked for a government agency, the idea that an event as large as what we encountered in the first volume, could be so tightly sealed is preposterous. Information leaks happen. This is particularly true in a representative democracy with a free press. So my suspension of disbelief is struggling. Unfortunately, I preordered through volume five, so I’m in for a few more.
August 27, 2019
This is manga is nothing like i thought it would be, and I'm enjoying it!
September 13, 2019
It's alright getting bored
July 19, 2022
Loved it
August 16, 2022
....things are getting curiouser and curiouser.
Okay they are actually starting to explain some things but it is still fun reading where it is going knowing there will be more twists.
Okay they are actually starting to explain some things but it is still fun reading where it is going knowing there will be more twists.
August 31, 2023
I love how this story is turning into a conspiracy. Don't trust your government! This is getting more exciting, and interesting.
September 28, 2025
People become normal sizes when touched by water.
September 13, 2020
Yukko, Alice, and Genda-San finally make their way to Yukko’s school and meet up with her boyfriend, who cannot stomach what’s happened to them. He takes them home and hides them from the searching eyes of cats and rats, under the control of the ominous Iosef. While the group recuperates, they learn more about how they became shrunken in the first place. Meanwhile, the military is continuing to hunt down Alice and goes after Yukko, her boyfriend, and many others.
While this series has been really good at revealing information in a slow, intriguing manner, this volume has slowed to a crawl. We get some information from the military in what has happened and why they're so intent on re-capturing Alice, but there's a lengthy scene of the characters bathing that seems unnecessary. Yes, they've been crawling around in sewers and whatever else for several days, but the story reveals happening in the bathtub could have happened anywhere. Alice's indicates that she is 12 years old, while Yukko is 17, and both are exposed from the waste up for most of the chapter. Genda-san is also naked, as public bathing is common in Japan, but his bits are covered with conveniently placed bathroom items. Overall, this was a low-point for a series that was rather enjoyable and mysterious.
Seven Seas rates this for older teen. There isn't as much gore/blood/violence in this volume, but the nudity gives this a higher age rating.
Sara's Rating: 6/10
Suitability Level: Grades 11-12
While this series has been really good at revealing information in a slow, intriguing manner, this volume has slowed to a crawl. We get some information from the military in what has happened and why they're so intent on re-capturing Alice, but there's a lengthy scene of the characters bathing that seems unnecessary. Yes, they've been crawling around in sewers and whatever else for several days, but the story reveals happening in the bathtub could have happened anywhere. Alice's indicates that she is 12 years old, while Yukko is 17, and both are exposed from the waste up for most of the chapter. Genda-san is also naked, as public bathing is common in Japan, but his bits are covered with conveniently placed bathroom items. Overall, this was a low-point for a series that was rather enjoyable and mysterious.
Seven Seas rates this for older teen. There isn't as much gore/blood/violence in this volume, but the nudity gives this a higher age rating.
Sara's Rating: 6/10
Suitability Level: Grades 11-12
December 8, 2020
So glad that Yukko’s boyfriend found her and took her home so she’s safe. It’s crazy how all of a sudden Alice can turn her powers on and off. I hope she reconnects with Yukko and that weird lady leaves Yukko’s house. We can’t trust her.
This entire review has been hidden because of spoilers.
May 1, 2018
Hey everyone!
Things just keep getting crazier and crazier for Yukko and Alice, don't they? Hopefully you enjoy their adventures as much as I did!
Things just keep getting crazier and crazier for Yukko and Alice, don't they? Hopefully you enjoy their adventures as much as I did!
April 20, 2020
I really liked it can’t wait to read the 4th volume.
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