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4.44 AVERAGE
4.44 AVERAGE
This is my favorite volume as it wraps up the Yomi arc, which featured my favorite character in the entire series, Ebisu. And the Yomi arc is the arc that really got me hooked on Noragami. It's also the arc that's the game-changer. Ebisu is so important to the development of Yato as a god and their interactions were the scenes I was really looking forward to in Season 2 of the anime. Yato makes a few changes in this volume in order to strive to be the god that Ebisu is and who Ebisu believes he is able to be. What's also great about this volume? The reveal on who Father is. When I first read that chapter I just stopped reading and walked out of my room in order to digest the fact that that character is Father.
This volume concluded the Yomi arc. But wow, this has been quite a journey. I have to say that this is my favorite volume to date. (Sorry if I'm a bit vague in areas but I don't want to give away spoilers.)
This volume deals with the aftermath of Yato going to Yomi, Yato trying to repair his relationship with Yuki, and Ebisu being reborn. There was a cute scene in which Yato takes Ebisu to his favorite (well his former self) and Ebisu has stewed burgers. In addition, there's also a bit resolution in relation to the stray. We really get to see the relationship between Yato and Hiiro (the stray) and why they have that relationship. Towards the end, Yato does come to a resolution in regards to her and I have to say that it really broke my heart. But it really does goes to show how much he's grown as a character. (I love this series so much!)
Also, we finally get to see who Yato's father is and we learn a bit about him (I have to say when it's revealed who he was, I had to go back to previous volumes in order to be sure and took a moment to gag).
This volume deals with the aftermath of Yato going to Yomi, Yato trying to repair his relationship with Yuki, and Ebisu being reborn. There was a cute scene in which Yato takes Ebisu to his favorite (well his former self) and Ebisu has stewed burgers. In addition, there's also a bit resolution in relation to the stray. We really get to see the relationship between Yato and Hiiro (the stray) and why they have that relationship. Towards the end, Yato does come to a resolution in regards to her and I have to say that it really broke my heart. But it really does goes to show how much he's grown as a character. (I love this series so much!)
Also, we finally get to see who Yato's father is and we learn a bit about him (I have to say when it's revealed who he was, I had to go back to previous volumes in order to be sure and took a moment to gag).
Ebisu muere en las manos de Bishamon a pesar de todos sus intentos, lo que quiere decir que la lucha aún no termina, así que con ayuda de Kofuku, abren un portal al Inframundo, para que así puedan traer de vuelta a Yato.
La cosa es que Izanami es un oponente que no los deja en paz y quiere a como dé lugar a alguien que permanezca a su lado, aún sin su consentimiento. Bishamon y sus shinkis luchan contra ella mientras que un malherido Yato de alguna forma recuerda por quién debe salir de allí.
Un dios del que no sabemos su identidad les da una pista: si una persona viva llama por su verdadero nombre a cualquier dios, éste aparecerá frente a ellos. Así que Hiyori nombra a Bisha y después a Yato, quien en realidad es ‘Yaboku’.
Pasan los días y mientras Yato se recupera, la nueva reencarnación de Ebisu se hace presente ante él. Al parecer ahora su propósito es aprovechar esa vida y hacer felices a los demás, en lugar de con
Desafortunadamente éste dios es castigado y su shinki guía es destituida del puesto, sin embargo, el verdadero culpable es el padre de Yato y Nora, ese hombre que lo ha manipulado desde que era un pequeño y que, a todas luces, busca sembrar el caos en el mundo.
Ya para el final del volumen Yato le explica lo sucedido a Yukine y Hiyori pues la noche anterior deshizo su lazo con Nora, quién está claro no se quedará de brazos cruzados. Y, por si fuera poco, ¡al fin conocemos la verdadera identidad de su padre!
Este volumen contiene los capítulos 36 – 39.
REVIEWS ANTERIORES:
Volumen 1 | Volumen 2 | Volumen 3 | Volumen 4 | Volumen 5 | Volumen 6 | Volumen 7 | Volumen 8 | Volumen 9
La cosa es que Izanami es un oponente que no los deja en paz y quiere a como dé lugar a alguien que permanezca a su lado, aún sin su consentimiento. Bishamon y sus shinkis luchan contra ella mientras que un malherido Yato de alguna forma recuerda por quién debe salir de allí.
Un dios del que no sabemos su identidad les da una pista: si una persona viva llama por su verdadero nombre a cualquier dios, éste aparecerá frente a ellos. Así que Hiyori nombra a Bisha y después a Yato, quien en realidad es ‘Yaboku’.
Pasan los días y mientras Yato se recupera, la nueva reencarnación de Ebisu se hace presente ante él. Al parecer ahora su propósito es aprovechar esa vida y hacer felices a los demás, en lugar de con
Desafortunadamente éste dios es castigado y su shinki guía es destituida del puesto, sin embargo, el verdadero culpable es el padre de Yato y Nora, ese hombre que lo ha manipulado desde que era un pequeño y que, a todas luces, busca sembrar el caos en el mundo.
Ya para el final del volumen Yato le explica lo sucedido a Yukine y Hiyori pues la noche anterior deshizo su lazo con Nora, quién está claro no se quedará de brazos cruzados. Y, por si fuera poco, ¡al fin conocemos la verdadera identidad de su padre!
Este volumen contiene los capítulos 36 – 39.
REVIEWS ANTERIORES:
Volumen 1 | Volumen 2 | Volumen 3 | Volumen 4 | Volumen 5 | Volumen 6 | Volumen 7 | Volumen 8 | Volumen 9
adventurous
mysterious
fast-paced
adventurous
emotional
funny
lighthearted
fast-paced
Plot or Character Driven:
Character
Strong character development:
Yes
Loveable characters:
Yes
Flaws of characters a main focus:
Yes
adventurous
emotional
fast-paced
Plot or Character Driven:
Plot
Strong character development:
Yes
Loveable characters:
Yes
adventurous
lighthearted
dark
emotional
mysterious
sad
tense