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Kokoro Connect Light Novel #5
Kokoro Connect: Clip Time
When not enduring the supernatural phenomena that turned their first year in high school upside-down, the members of the Cultural Research Club were just average kids... give or take a standard deviation or three. Whether it's just trying to get their paper out there (despite the headline being a gossipy scandal piece), or navigating a relationship chart that looks like an anarchy symbol, they're out to live life as only they can. Perhaps this is why they attracted the attention of a bored omnipotent trickster. And who is that on the front cover? Sadanatsu Anda's saga of minor hiccups and critical junctures on the road of life continues.
199 pages, Kindle Edition
First published May 30, 2011
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Displaying 1 - 3 of 3 reviews
May 10, 2019
Since this is a short story volume, it's a downtime volume too with no supernatural influence from Heartseed, so not much is happening other than showing how the characters have changed and to intoduce two new club members. Sounds like next volume will ramp things back up. Looking forward to it.
July 20, 2026
é um volume com algumas histórias entre os 4 primeiros volumes e a apresentação dos novos membros do CRC. Eu particularmente achei bem legal e me deixou animado pros próximos volumes…
June 5, 2019
A well-timed short-story collection that fills in some of the gaps of the happenings in the earlier volumes, plus the prologue of the next arc, this is pretty nice break from the upheavals of the first four volumes.
The first three short stories cover the earlier arcs where we get to more insight in to Yui, Himeko and the regular activities of the Cultural Research Club, without the supernatural disruptions of <>, giving a new insight to the cast.
However, the majority of the book is actually dedicated to the prologue of the 2nd arc, where our cast has moved on to their sophomore year and now face a new problem in the form of club member recruitments. Of course, with luck, the club manages to snag two new club members which should provide a decent segue to the next volume where I expect <> to make a reappearance.
Overall, a decent enough collection of short stories but nothing that I would consider to be major developments to miss out on.
The first three short stories cover the earlier arcs where we get to more insight in to Yui, Himeko and the regular activities of the Cultural Research Club, without the supernatural disruptions of <>, giving a new insight to the cast.
However, the majority of the book is actually dedicated to the prologue of the 2nd arc, where our cast has moved on to their sophomore year and now face a new problem in the form of club member recruitments. Of course, with luck, the club manages to snag two new club members which should provide a decent segue to the next volume where I expect <> to make a reappearance.
Overall, a decent enough collection of short stories but nothing that I would consider to be major developments to miss out on.
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