Aggretsuko stars in this fairy tale tinged story about work, life, and the need for balance!
When Retsuko attempts to go on vacation with Gori and Washimi, she's pulled into a terrible world where she's forced to work for her freedom. Featuring all of the fan favorite characters from the office in twisted versions of themselves, Aggretsuko must navigate the twists and turns of a world gone mad!
This was probably my least favorite Aggretsuko graphic novel in terms of the storyline. The Alice in Wonderland style of stories don’t work very well for me in the written format, so I would’ve enjoyed this story a lot more if it was an episode of the anime. This graphic novel length is also way too short for a full wonderland style of story. It kept leaping from one scene to the next without having enough time to fully immerse you in any of the different dreamscapes.
It was still fairly enjoyable and I loved the artwork. This graphic novel had stunning artwork that combines Aggretsuko with classic images from the Alice in Wonderland story. I just wish that the story would’ve been as good as the artwork.
I've really enjoyed reading other volumes of the Aggretsuko and this one was no different. All of the familiar characters were involved in Aggretsuko's trip through wonderland as she struggled with the complexities of work/life balance. The art style is consistent with the other issues/volumes and well saturated with bright colors. This was a quick and humorous read, perfect for any fan of Aggretsuko.
It was an unusual take on Alice in Wonderland as we watch Retsuko struggle through one difficult situation after another. Even when attempting to go on vacation with Gori and Washimi, she is unable to relax.
This is a long laid out dream that Retsuko journeys through with similarities to Alice in Wonderland. Many of the iconic characters in Alice in Wonderland are portrayed by her coworkers and the people in her life.
Not much of a plot and jumped from scene to scene. May have worked better if it was an animated episode. Quick read with fun illustrations. Read if you are a huge Aggretsuko fan. ❤
I LOVE Aggretsuko and I love the art in this book, but the plot was so incoherent. I understand it’s a take on Alice in Wonderland, but the transitions between scenes and ideas were nonexistent. It was a mess.