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Animal Crossing: New Horizons, Deserted Island Diary Vol. 3 by Kokonasu Rumba

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seohyemi_01's review

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adventurous funny informative inspiring mysterious relaxing fast-paced

5.0

mehsi's review

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4.0

Ah, so much fun! All those events that I remember from Animal Crossing. Making the perfect snowboy (which was annoying but also fun), trying to get K.K. Slider to your island (though for me it was a mostly boring affair, I would have loved to hold a battle of the bands), Label doing her thing, and more. It was just oodles of fun and I laughed so much. It also made me want to pick up the game again. Maybe soon!

tphillips's review

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funny fast-paced

5.0

abiofpellinor's review

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funny lighthearted medium-paced

Plot- or character-driven? Character
Strong character development? No
Loveable characters? It's complicated
Diverse cast of characters? No
Flaws of characters a main focus? Yes

3.5

daniellewalsh's review

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3.0

This is the third instalment to the Animal Crossing tie-in manga. This is the only manga I’ve read so don’t have much to compare it too.

As with the first two books they are a fun and cutesy addition to the games for ahh big fans. I do think they are better suited to a younger audience, especially as new manga readers.

Made up of several mini stories rather than one continuous long one, it’s a fun and quirky book to speed through.

v_nessa's review

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4.0

This was really fun! I read the first book in the series and didn't enjoy as much as I thought I would, skipped the second, read this one and was not disappointed. Perhaps since I haven't been as much into Animal Crossing the game as much, perhaps because I let go of my expectations of what this comic is supposed to be like, regardless, I enjoyed this quick zaney read. We know a bit more about the main characters (the four friends), and they added in a few more animal characters to the island. There is definitely no overarching story, however, the little vignettes make this easy to pick up any volume regardless of if you have read the previous ones or not. My favorite was Labelle taking fashion notes, though Tom Nook fantasizing about K.K. Slider during the talent show is a close second.