Rating (Out of 5): ~4-4.5
Publisher: Yen Press
Release Date: November 2015
Volumes: 11.
Spoilers?: Some.
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Goodreads Synopsis:
At first, the residents
of Ayakashi Hall are baffled by the discovery of a time capsule
containing letters in their own handwriting, apparently from their
future selves. But Natsume's ability to see beyond confirms the truth,
and he is overwhelmed by the future he glimpses. The others aren't sure
they want to know the full extent of what is to come when it has so
obviously rattled Natsume and their later selves. Even with that
knowledge, what can they do differently to face the Night Parade of a
Hundred Demons?!
Review:
The first half of
this volume continues the interludes. While I would have liked more main story,
I do love everything in this series. There’s an adorable chapter about
Ririchiyo and Soushi, where they’re separated for a short while and how they
handle it. But the one that stands out is about Natsume and his past, what he
went through as a kid and how he came to have the attitude he has now.
After that, we get
back to normal setting and time. And this time, we’re thrown back to the
original time, before everyone died. I don’t know if I believe it’ll stay
there, but it appears that things are going different now that they’ve received
those letters. Things have changed, and I’m not sure if it’s good or not,
because now they’re being separated.
Everything is
different, and I don’t know if I like it. We’re heading into the final arc and
it’s only going to get worse, I feel, until the end.
I seriously cannot wait.
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