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This one didn't hold on to my attention as much as the first novel. It did get more interesting towards the ending, and I am curious if there will be more story to the next game than was in the anime.
3.5 ~ What I really liked about this second
volume is the fight with Jibril. Even though I've already known what was going to happen because of wa What I really liked about this second volume is the fight with Jibril. Even though I've already known what was going to happen because of watching the anime adaptation, it still had the same thrill-seeking and daring appeal that seemed really fascinating. I exceedingly enjoyed reading that part especially. It was just well-thought-out and incredibly unique. I'm hoping to find more of this in the next volume(s). :D
3.5/5 I still really like the concept of the series. God decrees no violence and everything is settled with games. The writing is just a little too flighty and frenetic sometimes. Still hefty dose of perverse humor some of which lands but a lot does not. The first chapter is a little slow but once we are introduced to Jibril the Flugel (Angel) in a word game that could destroy worlds it gets a lot more
entertaining and fun. After that it’s build up to taking territory back from a different Ixseed The first chapter is a little slow but once we are introduced to Jibril the Flugel (Angel)
in a word game that could destroy worlds it gets a lot more entertaining and fun. After that it’s build up to taking territory back from a different Ixseed (race of creatures) the beast people. It starts getting interesting but then you’re dumped into a confusing cliffhanger that you’ll need the next volume to figure out. The art remains gorgeous if you’re able to disregard the Lolis.
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Finally finished the second volume and it definitely feels like an improvement to the first volume. The games played feels more intense and exciting than before. The way the main protagonists solved these games are also pretty interesting and seems logical. I think. The story got more intriguing as well with all the secrets and cliffhangers. I can definitely say that I'm hooked. The characters are still
not good though. By that I mean I still don't like them that much. They're still the same. Shi The characters are still not good though. By that I mean I still don't like them that much. They're still the same. Shiro feels like she could be replaced with a robot that has coded feelings inside, Sora is still creepy especially when he said to Ino that he missed his chance to play with her granddaughter's panties that Sora wants(maybe jokingly), and Steph is just trying to make sense of it all. The new characters aren't that good either. Jibril is just a
stereotypical anime maid who will do things that his master(Sora & Shiro) says that will be inevitably lewd, Izuna is that anime character that keeps repeating a word in their end sentence which feels awkward in English and annoying, and there's nothing special about Ino so he fine I guess. This light novel still reeks of smugness that I'm not comfortable with but the story got me hooked so I'll just keep my expectations low and chug along on this ride.
Una de mis entregas favoritas hasta ahora. A Pesar de que ya vi la animación me encanta los pequeños detalles que tiene la novela, como pequeños comentarios extras para el desarrollo de la trama o menciones específicas de lo que hace un personaje que te hace dudar si hay algo más detrás de sus acciones. En este tomo se da a conocer dos de mis personajes favoritos de la serie (Jibril e Izuna) y uno
de los encuentros (o Juegos) que más me gustó de la serie el juego de "Shiritori" y es impresionante A Pesar de que ya vi la animación me encanta los pequeños detalles que tiene la novela, como pequeños comentarios extras para el desarrollo de la trama o menciones específicas de lo que hace un personaje que te hace dudar si hay algo más detrás de sus acciones. En este tomo se da a conocer dos de
mis personajes favoritos de la serie (Jibril e Izuna) y uno de los encuentros (o Juegos) que más me gustó de la serie el juego de "Shiritori" y es impresionante que en la traducción a inglés no se pierde mucho (incluso al final del libro está la pronunciación en japonés) y el final de este tomo simplemente te deja con ganas de leer más (Pero... como ya vi la serie, ya se que es lo que pasa). Aun así un gran tomo, muy recomendado (Aunque si ya leiste el primero, es obvio que vas a querer
leer los demás)
This volume started off with the siblings, Sora and Shiro, challenging Jibril, a Flugel, for access to Jibril's library. The game they played seemed quite boring, but well described. The initial
goal before gaining access to the library was to overtake the nation of were beasts. After coming up with a deal the were beasts eventually agreed to the game. This volume was by far, better than the last plot wise. However, everything seemed more rushed, especially the ending. In this volume the charact This volume was by far, better than the last plot wise. However, everything seemed more rushed, especially the ending. In this volume the characters seemed bland and static, there wasn't much character development for anyone other than Sora. Over all, this book was a nice read, the
cliffhangers however, eventually do get very tiring. I recommend this book to people who were interested in the first volume, I do think some however, may feel uncomfortable with the random jokes, and sudden change from fancy words to slang.
Sora dan Shiro mengumumkan perang kepada semua ras di dunia dalam pidatonya sebagai raja. Semua Ras yang ada lalu mulai menaruh perhatian kepadanya terutama
ras peringkat ke-14, Werebeast. Sora dan adiknya mulai mengumpulkan informasi untuk melawan mereka namun pusat informasi di Elkia ternyata dikuasai oleh salah satu panglima tempur dari ras malaikat, Jibril dari Avant Heim. Sora dan Shiro harus memainkan Game berbahaya untuk mendapatkan perpustakaan mereka kembali Di buku kedua ini, No Game no Di buku kedua ini, No Game no Life mulai memperkenalkan ras ketiga terbesar di Disbord yaitu federasi timur yang dipimpin oleh
rubah berbulu emas, ratu para werebeast, Shrine Maiden. Ada juga permainan kata yang menarik melawan Ras malaikat yang sangat seru serta permainan psikologis dengan Ras peri dari Elven Gard.
This series is just so fun. The conquest continues. The siblings are on the hunt for knowledge and win a game against a Flügel Jibril, an ancient God-killing - sexy - being. Their attack on the mysterious werebeasts continues,
though the ending lets the world stay in confusion. This volume was really funny and the game with Jibril was a lot of fun and very creative. Only the part where the siblings "kiss" was kind of questionable, I would definitely have preferred a different wording. The ending s The conquest continues. The siblings are on the hunt for knowledge and win a game against a Flügel Jibril, an ancient God-killing - sexy
- being. Their attack on the mysterious werebeasts continues, though the ending lets the world stay in confusion. This volume was really funny and the game with Jibril was a lot of fun and very creative. Only the part where the siblings "kiss" was kind of questionable, I would definitely have preferred a different wording. The ending sets up super well for the next volume, allegedly the last volume that was animated.
A nice continuation. In this volume Sora and Shiro challenge Jibril, a Flügel. They play a strange game that creates naughty and also dangerous situations. It was a lot of fun to read. Sora and
Shiro also challenge the Werebeasts with very high stakes, but we have to read the next volume to see how that ends. It was nice that we got to see some of the other races in Disboard. I loved the game with Jibril and the unraveling of the secret game of the Werebeasts. The last chapter "Fake end" had me a It was nice that we got to see some of the other races in Disboard. I loved the game with Jibril and the unraveling of the secret game of the Werebeasts. The last chapter "Fake end" had me a bit confused. Am I supposed to take it seriously? I guess I'll find out in the next volume.
The volume was great, but it loses a star for using shiratori as one of the games. It was just boring. At one point I was getting fed up of the sexual jokes, but the author manages to balance the book with some great serious moments. The last 60 pages setting up the next volume are some of the best in the series. Not as great as volume 1 but still a pretty solid entry in the series.
I loved the anime series of this book but sadly, there was no season 2 of the anime so I switched over onto the Light Novels to continue on with the story! Volumes 1-3 contain season 1, and I'm about to read volume 4! I loved the anime series of this book but sadly, there was no season 2 of the anime so I switched over onto the Light Novels to continue on with the story! Volumes 1-3 contain season 1, and I'm about to read volume 4! ...more
I decided to read this light novel because I enjoyed the anime a few years ago and Episode 8 (view spoiler)[(where they meet Jibril and play shiritori) (hide spoiler)] was my favorite. However, the odd formatting and fan service made me put down this book. I decided to read this light novel because I enjoyed the anime a few years ago and Episode 8 (view spoiler)[(where they meet Jibril and play shiritori) (hide spoiler)] was my favorite. However, the odd formatting and fan service made me put down this book. ...more
Pretty much the same as the show—both with the story and content (good and bad). There were plenty of times I rolled my eyes and skipped ahead a bit. I plan on reading the rest of the series, though, because I want to know how the story ends. (The anime only has one season and a prequel movie.)
it is the funniest of the series I think in this moment
The Light novel is very funny, I love the things the author writes at the end of each one, the only problem is that there is too much echi
I enjoyed No Game No Life overall, but I do think the series pretty much peaks with the siblings' game against Jibril in this particular book. Watching it animated was an absolute treat. I enjoyed No Game No Life overall, but I do think the series pretty much peaks with the siblings' game against Jibril in this particular book. Watching it animated was an absolute treat. ...more
What can be better then two genius gamers? This volume felt like a prelude to the next one
Keeps on getting more epic by the page. Still don't know where the siblings are going with their prevesion though... Keeps on getting more epic by the page. Still don't know where the siblings are going with their prevesion though... ...more
Somehow even more brilliant than volume 1. Also, I love Jibril!
What is there to say about No Game No Life, volume 2? Well, it was a lot better written than volume 1. A
LOT BETTER. I enjoyed this story way more than the first volume. In terms of writing only, volume 2 kicked volume 1's ass. It was like watching Kakashi Hatake give Naruto the One-Thousand Years of Pain. And now that your mind has been thoroughly robbed of all reason by my super awesome gif, let's get back to the review. Like I said before, this volume has way better grammar. There are still a l What is there to say about No Game No Life, volume 2? Well, it was a lot better written than volume 1. A LOT BETTER. I enjoyed this story way more than the first volume. In terms of writing only, volume 2 kicked volume 1's ass. It was like watching Kakashi Hatake give Naruto the One-Thousand Years of Pain.And now that your mind has been thoroughly robbed of all reason by my super awesome gif, let's get back to the review. Like I said before, this volume has way better grammar. There are still a large number of run-on sentences, but with the much improved grammar, I can state with some certainty that this was likely a stylistic choice of the author. While the run-on sentences annoyed the crap out of me, I could put up with them since the rest of the story had some damn fine English. Writing aside, I feel like the story is about the same as the last one. It maintains a healthy dose of humor, but it also deals with a few issues that would've cropped up for kings and queens during the renaissance period in Europe - except problems here are solved through games, not war. Sora and Shiro are in great form. They're probably the most mentally unstable pair that I've ever read in a light novel series, but that's kind of why I like them. I enjoy reading about batshit crazy characters. Also, we've finally been introduced to my favorite character in the series. Jibril. Jibril is a Flugel, which is like an angel of death. She's also crazy - both crazy powerful and just crazy. Before the Ten Commandments forbade all forms of combat, she was a creature who spent her years slaughtering just about everything in sight, and, as part of a race that was created specifically to kill gods, her power is undeniable. I think what I like about her the most is her personality, which can change at the drop of a hat. No joke. One minute, she's all polite and kind. The next, she's talking about how she used to collect the heads of her enemies. Jibril is also a knowledge junky who gets her fix by collecting books from around the world. I do feel pretty bad for Steph, though. As is the case with the first volume, Steph is basically comic relief. Shiro and Sora spend a good deal of time by beating her at games, and then making her do stuff that normal, sane people just wouldn't do. Reading this story, I would often wonder if I was a bad person for laughing at all of the crazy and mean crap that those two did to Steph. It's cruel, but undeniably funny. Overall, this was a good installment to the series. I'll be reading volume 3 shortly, and I have some pretty high expectations for awesome this time. ...more
No Game No Life volume 2, shares most elements of the previous volume so I'll just adress what has changed. Story wise the plot continues to
move along with " ", Sora and Shiro, starting out with their plans of conquering the world of disboard. They put their sigths on the Eastern Union, aka the country of the animal girls, but first they have to get information by challenging Jibril, the Flügel who won imanity's library. The new characters are awesome. Jibril is always charismatic and funny and t Story wise the plot continues to move along with " ", Sora and Shiro, starting out with their plans of conquering the world of disboard. They put their sigths on the Eastern Union, aka the country of the animal girls, but first they have to get information by challenging Jibril, the Flügel who won imanity's library. The new characters are awesome. Jibril is always charismatic and funny and this earns her a place in the main cast and Izuna will probably a
great main antagonist for the next volume. The writting is still the same but the translation has a problem, regarding the Shiritori, a japanese word game. They tried to translate the words but the struture of the game, where every player has to say a word starting with the last character of the word, doesn't work like that and they should have used the japanese words and then translate them so we know what was going on... Overall volume 2 is has good as volume 1 so if you liked it
go ahead and read it!
The first half of the book was just okay, second half was much much better. The writing is awkward at times, fingers crossed it will be better next book. The main game this book was an interesting idea, it just
wasn't that fun to read. Once the book calmed down it was a much more enjoyable read, and I look forward to what's to come. Also cliffhanger warning. Two examples of awkward sentences: - At this question, Jibril. Kneeled and bowed her head. - To Jibril, wetting her eyes as if drunk, Sora, f The writing is awkward at times,
fingers crossed it will be better next book. The main game this book was an interesting idea, it just wasn't that fun to read. Once the book calmed down it was a much more enjoyable read, and I look forward to what's to come. Also cliffhanger warning. Two examples of awkward sentences: - At this question, Jibril. Kneeled and bowed her head. - To Jibril, wetting her eyes as if drunk, Sora, further. ...more
(Los comentarios de la serie de novelas están en la entrada del primer volumen) En este segundo volumen Sora y Shiro buscan el conocimiento de los Flugel, una raza de ángeles de guerra que después de la prohibición de violencia comenzaron a recopilar información. En este libro se va consolidando la historia. El juego contra Jibril (la Flugel) me gustó mucho. Es un juego de palabras que interactua
con una realidad temporal. Los jugadores tienen que mostrar amplios conocimientos lingüísticos, pero En este segundo volumen Sora y Shiro buscan el conocimiento de los Flugel, una raza de ángeles de guerra que después de la prohibición de violencia comenzaron a recopilar información. En este libro se va consolidando la historia. El juego contra Jibril (la
Flugel) me gustó mucho. Es un juego de palabras que interactua con una realidad temporal. Los jugadores tienen que mostrar amplios conocimientos lingüísticos, pero combinarlos con algunas estrategias para afectar la realidad temporal a conveniencia.
I just love this siblings so much!
The main character really went over the top for the first move
Jibril is beauty. I love her design so much.
Jibril is an egocentric powerhouse...I like how she’s different from most characters.
While I enjoy the way Sora keeps tricking the other beings, I really hate the way this is written in sentence fragments. If the plot was less good, I'd probably stop reading the series. While I enjoy the way Sora keeps tricking the other beings, I really hate the way this is written in sentence fragments. If the plot was less good, I'd probably stop reading the series. ...more
KAMIYA Yuu Zodiac: Scorpio Married to HIIRAGI Mashiro. Thiago Furukawa
Lucas, who is better known under his pseudonym, Yuu Kamiya, was born in Brazil and moved to Japan at the age of seven.. He is one of the first foreign manga artists to make it big in Japan from Brazil. Zodiac:
Scorpio Married to HIIRAGI Mashiro. Thiago Furukawa Lucas, who is better known under his pseudonym, Yuu Kamiya, was born in Brazil and moved to Japan at the age of seven.. He is one of the first foreign manga artists to make it big in Japan from Brazil. Other books in the seriesNews & InterviewsNeed another excuse to treat yourself to a new book this week? We've got you covered with the buzziest new releases of the day. To create our... “This is what happens when you don’t carefully delineate the rules of the game.” — 3 likes “Rules, premises, wagers, psychology, skill levels, timing, conditions… All these ‘invisible variables’ determine the outcome of the game before it even begins. There’s no such thing as luck.” —Luck. It was just another name for an unpredictable fate, dictated by invisible variables.” — 3 likes More quotes…Welcome back. Just a moment while we sign you in to your Goodreads account. What is the Japanese name for No Game No Life?No Game No Life: Zero (Japanese: ノーゲーム・ノーライフ ゼロ, Hepburn: Nōgēmu Nōraifu Zero) is a Japanese animated film based on The Gamer Couple Who Challenged the World!, the sixth volume of the light novel series No Game No Life by Yuu Kamiya.
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