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That being said, I should point out that this manga was based off a Light Novel. An actual Japanese novel that probably does the whole damn thing a lot more justice than what I run into here in a
At commencement glance, it appears like a Sword Fine art Online knockoff. Equally a manga it is disjointed and while some of the sequences look really promising, I feel similar I'grand either missing a lot of necessary build-up and character-love, or I demand to read a whole long series of this before I go to the actual caring stage.That being said, I should point out that this manga was based off a Calorie-free Novel. An bodily Japanese novel that probably does the whole damn affair a lot more justice than what I run across hither in a single volume.
I plan on reading the subsequent side-manga of Log Horizon adjacent to see if the disjointed feel smooths out. I may accept to become back and read the Light Novels, even so.
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>.< This is a fleck different than the anime, it likewise is a bit darker. It shows more than of the evil things players are doing without set rules, and no consequences to their actions. I stayed upwardly WAY to tardily last night watching this anime, and it'south actually adept. I like it better than the manga, it doesn't jump around equally much. Though in reading this it shows you more of why Shiroe is so cut throat in making others his rules.
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I'm a big fan of the anime, and the manga did not disappoint. There were a few things that bothered me with the translation (thus 4 stars instead of 5), just the story was excellent.
For the virtually part, the story'south the same as the anime (and probably the light novel, but I haven't read it nevertheless, so I can't comment). In something reminiscent of the .hack// series, anybody is trapped in the Elderberry Tales video game. Different .hack//, though, the manga shows the people disappea
Log Horizon, how I dear thee.
I'thou a big fan of the anime, and the manga did not disappoint. At that place were a few things that bothered me with the translation (thus 4 stars instead of 5), but the story was excellent.
For the most role, the story'southward the same equally the anime (and probably the light novel, but I oasis't read it yet, so I can't annotate). In something reminiscent of the .hack// series, anybody is trapped in the Elder Tales video game. Dissimilar .hack//, though, the manga shows the people disappearing in the real earth, so no blackout victims here! They're really inside the game. At present they accept to alive there and deal with the fallout of a agglomeration of gamers being trapped in a game.
The characters are keen. You don't get also good a feel for in this manga edition, since things move much faster than they did in the anime, but trust me when I say that you will beloved them. Future volumes should do much more character edifice.
The great thing well-nigh the manga, though, is the lack of monologuing. My friends and I refer to the Log Horizon anime (especially flavour 2) every bit "Monologue Horizon" for a reason. Since in the manga they could throw all the stuff that would otherwise exist a monologue onto an extra page explaining the earth, nosotros don't demand that in story and and so events move much more apace than they do in the anime.
My complaints can be hands fixed.
The biggest problem I had was the black "data" pages. They're black pages with white text, but the white text is so small and thin that it gets difficult to read. I wish they would've bolded, resized, or even used a different font on these pages and then I wasn't practically making myself get cross-eyed reading them.
The other complaint is only a translation choice. "Sewn-Bind Earnest." I've always seen this assault translated equally "Thorn-Bind Hostage," which makes a chip more sense given the way the attack is depicted: thorny vines binding the opponent. In Japanese, it'south "ソーンバイド・ホステージ" (soonbaindo hosteeji), so I tin can see where "Sewn" can make it there, but I'yard pretty sure it's supposed to exist Thorn.
Anyway, minor annoyances that I can ignore. Hoping that Yen Printing fixes these bug in hereafter books. :)
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The traditional isekai elements are there. A group of gamers are mysteriously thrown into a game world and they have to find a manner out. The story moves too fast while not moving at all; besides many things happen but seemingly for no reason. By the time I was done with the 7 chapters of this volume, I cared for none of the characters.
The good idea presented is that a community like this would very quickly degenerate into a dog-eat-dog earth with few
I don't hate it. At that place is just very little to honey.The traditional isekai elements are at that place. A grouping of gamers are mysteriously thrown into a game globe and they have to find a fashion out. The story moves besides fast while non moving at all; also many things happen merely seemingly for no reason. By the time I was done with the 7 chapters of this volume, I cared for none of the characters.
The proficient thought presented is that a community similar this would very quickly degenerate into a domestic dog-swallow-domestic dog world with few safe spots. People would find safety in arbitrary identities (guilds) rather than their mutual humanity. I would have loved to run across this theme developed more deeply.
Concluding rating: E
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The story begins when a popular one-time-school MMORPG (Massive multiplayer online part-playing game) releases information technology'southward 12th "expansion
I started watching the first season of Log Horizon last yr as information technology was simulcast on the net. I managed to arrive on the story only a few episodes in and really enjoyed the dynamic. Information technology told a fun story that didn't exclude action in lieu of intellectual pursuits or strategy. Oh, the strategy was key, but the importance of both planning AND interim were both emphasized.The story begins when a popular old-school MMORPG (Massive multiplayer online function-playing game) releases it's twelfth "expansion pack", thus making the story bigger for experienced players to have more fun stuff to do.
To explain for anyone not knowing, the MMORPG is like the big never-ending online games similar Globe of Warcraft, Lord of the Rings Online, so on. Expansion packs have to be constantly released to update and continue the story going. Elsewise, players will beat the current content, get bored and non play anymore. Not just for the beginning of the series, but for plots later on on, these concepts are important.
Anyways, for some unknown reason, when the newest expansion pack is released in Nippon (being released past time zone, thus Nippon is the earliest one to get it), every single role player in the unabridged world who was logged in online was somehow sucked into what is either the world of the game or a world based upon the game.
To say the least, there is despair and anger. There is as well the refusal to recognize unlike realities and thus horrendous crimes and horrors are perpetrated past the "Adventurers" (the player characters), who at present have super-human abilities.
In the midst of this, we accept our first principal characters, the trio of Shiroe, Naotsugu, and Akatsuki. Shiroe and Naotsugu are old friends in the existent earth also, and Akatsuki is an sometime acquaintance of Shiroe who needed his help with something important. Upon receiving said assistance, she joins them on their journey to larn about and survive this new world until the can escape.
Some old friends of Shiroe, Marielle and Henrietta need help, though, to save a girl stuck in some other city who is beingness pursued by some nasty swain trapped players like the ones described earlier. Shiroe, wanting to brand some departure and knowing his companions stand the best chance of success, volunteers to rescue the girl.
This is one of my most anticipated series for both manga and low-cal novel (in a few weeks on Apr 21) of the year, along with The Devil Is A Part-Timer. I dear the dynamic that is faithfully reproduced from the cartoon, but without the minor censoring of said production.
The art wasn't terrific, except for the ane area that had a similar touch on of dazzler. That is sad because this story could do so much better with more vivid art.
I recall the characters were well-portrayed and I tin't wait for the adjacent volume of the manga and the light novels likewise. Highly, Highly Recommended.
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However, and this may sound footling, but I loathe the way every female character is written. It's nice that no one has stupid boob armor, merely none o
The concept of this story is a lot of fun, and I really like the main character and how he uses debuffs and status effects to fight, and since nearly people don't account for that, that'south how he usually wins. I must admit, when I play video games, it's always the debuffs that become to me, and It'southward really cool to see a hero who isn't a conventional fighter.Withal, and this may audio fiddling, merely I loathe the way every female person character is written. It's overnice that no one has stupid puppet armor, only none of them have anything close to the dash and complexity whatever of the male characters have. There is one character who roleplays every bit a male child, simply one time she gets trapped in the game, she no longer wishes to do so. This premise is very interesting, and I think information technology could have been really interesting as a trans narrative, mayhap past however presenting as a daughter even in the body of a boy. However, early on, our hero is able to help her modify her trunk back to that of a cute, short, moe-girl. What's worse, is that she swears her fealty to this guy and starts calling him her "master" and post-obit him around similar a slave. The whole matter feels just then icky and the whole point of the arc was to make her depend on him more than she would have already.
The biggest saving grace of this book was Nyanta. I dear his name, I love his cat puns, I dearest that he seems to be the only person who is fully committed to roleplaying, and I honey that everyone calls him a furry. It'south neat.
Anyways, I know this is the but manga book, and I've only watched 3 episodes of the anime, just I have no interest in continuing the testify or reading the light novels. It's likewise bad too, because the premise and the activeness scenes are so fun. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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Information technology isn't that it is bad. It just isn't great, permit alone all that skillful. It covers the basics of what'southward going on in LH just feels very disjointed, defective in a LOT of item and character. I accept not read West W
I'm rounding up iii½ stars and that is solely because I like the globe of Log Horizon non considering this particular entry deserves information technology. Information technology may explain why at that place was a book 2 mentioned at the finish of the volume and information technology never materialized (and information technology came out in 2013 in Japan) so it'south had PLENTY of time.Information technology isn't that it is bad. It but isn't groovy, allow lonely all that good. Information technology covers the basics of what's going on in LH merely feels very disjointed, lacking in a LOT of detail and grapheme. I have not read Westward Wind Brigade, the 11 book LH manga that has come hither, only I have read a few volumes of the light novel and seen a score of the anime episodes and honestly y'all're much better off with them than this detail manga.
Verdict: If you don't know annihilation about Log Horizon, practice not get-go here. Only read this if you are already a fan and can borrow it from a friend or a library. It isn't bad, but it isn't particularly adept either.
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Log Horizon vol. ane is the story of three people who play an MMRPG called Elder Tales and end up getting stuck in the world. They tin communicate with those on their friend lists, merely not with the game masters; nor can they log out or escape the game. While the initial logistics of this world are easy to sympathise--gamers get sucked into games and are forced to go their gamer personas, they can't dice, and cooked food has no flavor--there
I received this book every bit a Goodreads Kickoff Reads winner.Log Horizon vol. 1 is the story of iii people who play an MMRPG called Elder Tales and stop up getting stuck in the globe. They tin communicate with those on their friend lists, but non with the game masters; nor can they log out or escape the game. While the initial logistics of this earth are piece of cake to understand--gamers get sucked into games and are forced to become their gamer personas, they tin can't die, and cooked food has no flavour--there are moments where I feel quite lost, where I didn't have enough backstory to effigy out what was going on or the significance of certain moments. Characters' relationships to one some other was one such surface area of confusion for me.
After reading a skilful amount of manga over the last year, though, I'grand willing to overlook my confusion. I've noticed that the first book in many manga series serves as a sort of prologue. The outset book introduces the major players and sort of pushes the globe into motion. Offset volumes frequently lack the emotional depth, complexity, and nuance that later volumes take on. Though I was a fleck confused by the logistics of the earth and the characters' relationships, I can see how I might fall into the world of the story as the manga progresses. The art and the pacing are well done; with a better rest and handle on backstory, this manga might be quite successful.
A concluding, nitpicky comment: some panels are trying to attain as well much; the consequence is that their image becomes indecipherable. Similarly, the interstitial textual moments--which do much of the work of earth building--is printed in a slender white font on a black background. This text is almost impossible to read, contributing to some very frustrating reading experiences.
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As is oft the case with commencement book in a series, there's a lot of world-edifice going on in this volume. Probably fifty-fifty more than average, given that it takes identify in a video game world with a lot of rules, player classes, peculiar monsters, and other things that require extensive explanation. As such, characters are introduced, only little is learned about their personalities due to the heavy focus on the globe's mechanics
I received a re-create of this book for complimentary through Goodreads First Reads.As is oftentimes the case with first volume in a series, there's a lot of earth-edifice going on in this book. Probably even more than boilerplate, given that it takes place in a video game globe with a lot of rules, player classes, peculiar monsters, and other things that require all-encompassing explanation. Equally such, characters are introduced, but little is learned near their personalities due to the heavy focus on the world's mechanics. The story of the start volume is gear up essentially to bring in members of what I presume will eventually exist the key bandage, with the overarching plot of the characters trying to discover how they ended up in a video game earth only being touched on. Still, that fundamental mystery is an interesting one, with the principal protagonist not having his listen downloaded onto the internet equally in most like stories, simply actual vanishing from the real world and popping into the world of the game. In that location's also an intriguing sociological chemical element to people existence stuck in a previously-fun game world falling into despair, forming criminal gangs, and preying upon weaker players and NPCs (whose status every bit sentient beings is unclear), assorted with others who endeavour to hold onto their values and ring together for protection.
Every bit far as trapped-in-the-game tales go, this one is off to a adept start and shows potential in regard to introducing more complex ideas than similar series. I'm definitely engaged enough to selection upwardly the second volume when it comes out, and hopefully with the introductions out of the manner the characters and overarching plot will start to get some more thorough evolution.
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Information technology follows the same plot but things play in a slightly dissimilar social club. The fine art was fun I really loved that one scene most the start where nosotros get a whole lot of background with the forest and Shiroe meeting upward with Naotsugu!
I did feel a smidge let down because some I really adore Log Horizon. I remember it's ane of my favourtie animes I've watched. And I did bask the manga, especially since when I first started watching Log Horizon I hoped they'd doa manga release for it. And they did! Look at it!
Information technology follows the same plot but things play in a slightly unlike gild. The art was fun I really loved that ane scene near the beginning where we get a whole lot of groundwork with the woods and Shiroe coming together up with Naotsugu!
I did feel a smidge let down because some of the playful barrack wasn't in it an nosotros had less time to talk over things about the globe simply on the whole I'1000 happy to have it. And of course I shall be ordering the light novel since information technology'due south the original begninning of the serial and therefore it has everything every bit written by the author... well, losing some in translation of course but this is inevitable since the English language language is ridiculous and is overly basic in its expressions.
Point being: Practiced manga, going to get lite novel and the anime is fun.
Summary: It's awesome. I brand no sense so don't allow me review deter you lot. Read the light novel or manga or watch the anime... English sub is meliorate if y'all're okay with reading while watching =)
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I've never seen the anim
When the 12th expansion pack is released for the game Elder Tales, thirty grand players find themselves trapped inside. No one knows how to return to the real world. If you lot die, you only respawn, the food tastes like nothing, and those trapped are descending into lawlessness. Shiroe and his friends venture to rescue a fellow gamer trapped in a separate town from the rest of her association. But the town is overrun by Briganteers--a guild know for annexation and thespian killing.I've never seen the anime so I wasn't sure what I was getting myself into. I've been in a "READ ALL THE MANGA!" mood recently. I'yard definitely glad I grabbed this. I was hooked instantly. About gamers probably would be. I call back my favorite office is that this isn't just about the activity, but also about the strategy and the game play. There'south also some neat dynamics betwixt the characters. My only complaint is the black summary pages. I concluded up skipping over them all because the font is so tiny that it'south near incommunicable to read. Making the white font thicker would accept helped this a lot, but thankfully you lot tin pick up everything for the panels themselves. Very much looking forwards to volume 2!
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In brusk: it's a neat series;
Classic 'getting sucked into a game' story, it's different than Sword Art Online. I will say that I watched the anime get-go and information technology was amazing! I wish there were more seasons. However, after watching the anime then reading the manga, the manga seemed bad-mannered and out of order. The manga utilizes the action to create an extra fast paced story but fills in background information with flashbacks that could've been improve explained in chronological lodge similar the anime.In short: it's a corking serial; the anime is crawly; this manga doesn't exactly exercise information technology justice; y'all can also see the calorie-free novel series (Log Horizon) and the spinoff series (Log Horizon: The Westward Current of air Brigade).
This serial was cancelled at 1 volume.
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I am intrigued by the nutrient not tasting skilful, except the fruits. I am looking forward to see what hap This being the outset manga I've read since loftier school, it took me a little bit to get it reading fluidly. I dearest the concept of this story, I've played quite a few MMORPG games, and sometimes information technology would see fantastic to be able to get out this earth and live in the game worlds. Anyhow, I really enjoyed the story, and the artwork was of grade excellent. I will be seeking out the next in the series.
I am intrigued by the food non tasting skilful, except the fruits. I am looking forward to run into what happens from this point equally they have merely escaped the city. Love the squad play as well. Just a good and fun read!
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Check this out if you similar video games though, considering I'chiliad sure it'll get very interesting.
A confusing start actually, because information technology goes back and forth. It probably works amend on the anime, merely this is an altogether skillful manga. Makes me want to play a game set up in Elderberry Tales... and it'southward very interesting that information technology's similar a smaller version of the world nosotros live in. The characters need a little more time to grow on me, simply there are some mysteries that are actually intriguing (like the nutrient dilemma).Bank check this out if you like video games though, because I'one thousand certain information technology'll get very interesting.
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Mamare Touno real proper noun is Daisuke Umezu (梅津 大輔, Umezu Daisuke).
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Name (in native linguistic communication): 橙乃 ままれMamare Touno existent name is Daisuke Umezu (梅津 大輔, Umezu Daisuke).
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