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蒼き鋼のアルペジオ [Aoki Hagane no Arpeggio] #2
蒼き鋼のアルペジオ 02
Suddenly, a fleet of ships with mysterious super weapons called the “Fleet of Fog” appeared all around the world. Humanity didn’t have the technology to fight such a fleet, so they were driven out of the sea... Seventeen years after the battle, for some reason, Gunzou Chihaya and his crew mates aboard the I-401 and the personification (Mental Model) of the I-401, Iona, started fighting the Fleet of Fog...
Volume 2..
In order to transport the weapon that the Japanese goverment entrusted them iwht, I-401 and crew return to their home port, Yokosuka. What lied in wait for them was not the "Fleet of Fog", but the "Devil's Hand" of the Japanese government.. Then, the "Fog" battleship Haruna and Kirishima came to fight!
Yokosuka suddleny breaks into an intense naval battle!!
Volume 2..
In order to transport the weapon that the Japanese goverment entrusted them iwht, I-401 and crew return to their home port, Yokosuka. What lied in wait for them was not the "Fleet of Fog", but the "Devil's Hand" of the Japanese government.. Then, the "Fog" battleship Haruna and Kirishima came to fight!
Yokosuka suddleny breaks into an intense naval battle!!
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First published October 30, 2010
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Displaying 1 - 8 of 8 reviews
September 9, 2015
Yaay this volume was a lot better than the first one! It had a lot more going on like more story and character development, and more world building. It read like an anime and it was was pretty intriguing and I really want the next volume now!
Something I really like about this series is the artwork. I love the art style and I am in looovovveveeee with a lot of the character designs. This factor alone contributes to my love of this series a LOT.
Look at them!!! I love themmmmmmmm. But the whole first volume I imagined the girl on the cover's hair to be red. :X Whoops. She and the grey haired girl in the front and the one in the back with the black pompoms are my favourites.
All of my Arpeggio of Blue Steel Reviews:
Volume 1
Volume 2
Volume 3
Volume 4
Something I really like about this series is the artwork. I love the art style and I am in looovovveveeee with a lot of the character designs. This factor alone contributes to my love of this series a LOT.
Look at them!!! I love themmmmmmmm. But the whole first volume I imagined the girl on the cover's hair to be red. :X Whoops. She and the grey haired girl in the front and the one in the back with the black pompoms are my favourites.
All of my Arpeggio of Blue Steel Reviews:
Volume 1
Volume 2
Volume 3
Volume 4
September 8, 2015
As with the first volume, I use the 3-star rating as Goodreads defined it - to mean I "liked" the book as opposed to "really liked" or "loved" it. Some people think it's a low rating, but I don't think it's that bad. "Liked" is still a positive thing.
You can find my full review at No Flying No Tights.
You can find my full review at No Flying No Tights.
February 24, 2018
Cute and I like the concept of supercavitation propulsion
January 11, 2024
Well, so far, I'm enjoying this!
When you see a drawing referencing the Navier-Stokes Equations, you know there's a serious scientist on the team.
When you see a drawing referencing the Navier-Stokes Equations, you know there's a serious scientist on the team.
March 16, 2015
I enjoy the crew's character designs very much (especially Chihaya Gunzou, who looks so plain but is really quite extraordinary). I also liked that they actually provide an explanation for why all of the Fog entities take on female forms. Finally, it's interesting to see how the the pros and cons of developing a self become apparent.
January 3, 2016
Mental model of ships in the form of girls. Some concepts about the artificial intelligence used in the story are quite interesting (I am currently reading another book exactly about it).
So far so good.
So far so good.
June 6, 2014
Amo demasiado a mi preciosa Takao.
December 2, 2014
They use the word theory wrong in this and the first volume. Otherwise, I like the series thus far.
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