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A review by heyjudy
Black Clover, Vol. 2 by Yûki Tabata
3.0
~3-3.5/5
Asta and his teammates are finishing up a battle as this volume starts, and they do much better than anyone expected of a bunch of misfits. And because of this, their leader gives them a difficult job in a newly discovered dungeon.
The dungeon has some interesting challenges for them, plus they’re competing to reach the prize first. Asta runs into Yuno here, and even though they’re rivals, they’re also friends. They know how to fight for each other and to fight each other when they have to, and they inspire the other to work even harder. It’s an interesting change of events as the volume ends.
There’s also a very cheesy moment with one of Asta’s teammates here, and it was done very over the top and even rushed, even if I do like the sentiment.
I do like the cast of characters here. Luck is very interesting, and I like Noelle and her hard shell. This is an interesting series, and I don’t mind it even if I don’t love it.
A review copy was provided by the publisher, VIZ Media, for an honest review. Thank you so, so much!
[Read more at my blog, Geeky Reading!]
Asta and his teammates are finishing up a battle as this volume starts, and they do much better than anyone expected of a bunch of misfits. And because of this, their leader gives them a difficult job in a newly discovered dungeon.
The dungeon has some interesting challenges for them, plus they’re competing to reach the prize first. Asta runs into Yuno here, and even though they’re rivals, they’re also friends. They know how to fight for each other and to fight each other when they have to, and they inspire the other to work even harder. It’s an interesting change of events as the volume ends.
There’s also a very cheesy moment with one of Asta’s teammates here, and it was done very over the top and even rushed, even if I do like the sentiment.
I do like the cast of characters here. Luck is very interesting, and I like Noelle and her hard shell. This is an interesting series, and I don’t mind it even if I don’t love it.
A review copy was provided by the publisher, VIZ Media, for an honest review. Thank you so, so much!
[Read more at my blog, Geeky Reading!]