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The Demon Sword Master of Excalibur Academy Volume 1 Review
Dark Lord Leonis sealed himself up for 1,000 years in preparation for a final battle against his enemies. One day he's awoken by Riselia, a girl attending Excalibur Academy where students are trained to fight against monsters called the Voids. Unsure what time period he's in and stuck in the body of a 10-year-old, our hero searches for answers while joining the fight to save humanity.
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Rascal Does Not Dream of Petite Devil Kohai Review
The second book in the Rascal Does Not Dream Of series is here! Sakuta has been asking Mai out every day for a month but the day she finally agrees to be his boyfriend arrives at last. Unfortunately Sakuta is destined to relive this day over and over again as he finds himself trapped in a time loop.
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Rascal Does Not Dream of Bunny Girl Senpai (Light Novel) Review
Overall, Rascal Does Not Dream of Bunny Girl Senpai is a must-read. Fans of author’s Hajime Kamoshida’s other works will enjoy seeing similarities in this new story, but newcomers are also sure to fall in love with the cast and tale on offer. This isn’t the type of light novel we see often and it’s one desperately needed in the current market.
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My Hero Academia: School Briefs Volume 4 Review
My Hero Academia: School Briefs Volume 4 is a worthwhile companion to the latest arc of the anime and for those looking for more stories set during the school festival. Author Anri Yoshi has once again struck the perfect balance of offering charming short stories and interesting character development.
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86: Eighty-Six Volume 4 Review
86 Volume 4 proves a return to form for the series. With the reintroduction of Lena and a new team with her at the helm, this opens the door for a lot of exciting stories to come. While a large portion of this volume is set-up, the mission the Eighty-Sixth Strike Package embark on is still as gripping as ever.
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The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Isekai Review
There is nothing on the market quite like The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Isekai. This collection of short stories captures the best and worst aspects of the isekai genre, hoping to both entertain and be a worthwhile resource of information. One thing’s for sure: this book is an unforgettable read that will leave a smile on your face.