生徒会の一存 碧陽学園生徒会議事録 1

生徒会の一存 (碧陽学園生徒会議事録) #1

by Sekina Aoi, 葵せきな, Kira Inugami (Illustrator)

私立碧陽学園生徒会室―そこは、選ばれし者だけが入室を許される聖域にして楽園。生徒会メンバー中、唯一の男性である副会長・杉崎鍵は、今日も生徒会室の中心で愛を叫ぶ。「俺は美少女ハーレムを作る!」と(ただし、扱いは空気以下)。そして、お子サマ生徒会長・桜野くりむは、今日も生徒会室の中心で身勝手を叫ぶ。「ただの人間には興味あ(自主規制)」日々くり広げられる、ゆるすぎる会話。日々費やされる、青すぎる青春。いざ行かん少年少女よ、妄想という名の大海原を!これは、ユカイツーカイついでにちょっぴり秘密アリな碧陽学園生徒会メンバーたちの、愛すべき日常をつづった記録の一端である。

Genres: Light Novel, Manga

270 pages, Paperback

First published January 19, 2008

About the author

葵せきな

Reviews

[doo78 · Rating 4 out of 5]

In the first episode of the anime, they made jokes about the 'differences in media', discussing how the light novel is different to the anime. So, purely out of curiousity, I decided to read the first volume. Having only seen the first episode of the anime, it's hard to say which is funnier. Although, the light novel is, without a doubt, hilarious. I did wonder how well pure comedy would do in a light novel and now I'm convinced that it can be great. With such animated and ridiculous characters that bounce off each other so well, it's hilarious throughout. There's barely a moment taken seriously, and I mean that in the best way possible. The dialogue has so much flow and energy and is by far the book's greatest strength. The straight man, funny man dynamic is the bread and butter of the comedy and works so well no matter how many times it's used. Now, the light novel doesn't have many volumes translated, so I'm going to go back to the anime. But I'm glad to have read the first volume and it'll be interesting to further observe the 'differences in media'.

After re-reading:
Just as funny as I remembered it. I re-read this volume because a) I don't think volume 2 has an official translation and b) I'm writing something shamelessly similar so I wanted to study the comedy. Honestly, I still don't really understand what makes it so funny and the characters so likable. But there were a few things I learned here and there that I'll use myself. Also, it's just really funny and enjoyable---so there's that.

Oh. I forgot to mention---this is actually the first book I've re-read. That's pretty cool.