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97th out of 112 books
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After School Nightmare, Volume 10 (After School Nightmare #10)
The line between reality and dreams is dangerously blurred, and Mashiro finds himself trapped in his female body, living a life he doesn't know Just when Mashiro begins to accept his new situation, he and the other dreamers enter their final class - the class that will decide who lives, who dies, and who goes on to graduate
Paperback, 200 pages
Published
February 4th 2009
by Go Comi
(first published January 16th 2008)
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**THIS IS A REVIEW FOR THE ENTIRE SERIES AND NOT JUST THIS VOLUME**
I wanted to read this manga for a very long time since I was eleven. I read the first few volumes at the hairdresser's and it got me hooked and extra curious. Finally, I found the chance to read it. I had emotional trauma over the whole series and refused to read other novels after that because of the angst inside everyone's heart.
After School Nightmare starts by introducing Ichijo Mashiro, our main protagonist, who is male on th...more
I wanted to read this manga for a very long time since I was eleven. I read the first few volumes at the hairdresser's and it got me hooked and extra curious. Finally, I found the chance to read it. I had emotional trauma over the whole series and refused to read other novels after that because of the angst inside everyone's heart.
After School Nightmare starts by introducing Ichijo Mashiro, our main protagonist, who is male on th...more
This volume marks the end of this incredibly mind-blowing series and fans will be both incredibly thrilled to read the end as well as incredibly disappointed. Why will they be disappointed? Not because the series isn't incredible (it really is), but because that means that there's no new volumes coming out!
The story picks back up with Mashiro in a dream world where Kureha is dating Sou. From there the storyline goes into full speed as in the real world Kureha and Sou wonder where their lost fri...more
The story picks back up with Mashiro in a dream world where Kureha is dating Sou. From there the storyline goes into full speed as in the real world Kureha and Sou wonder where their lost fri...more
The ending was awesome! I love it when a mystery is solved and your first reaction is "of course! I should have known!" and your second is to flip all the way back to the beginning to pick up all the clues you missed the first time around.
But while the ending clicked into perfect place it didn't tie everything off into such a neat bow that the earlier struggles were negated or explained away. If anything the students attempts to define themselves and battle their demons were made even more poig...more
But while the ending clicked into perfect place it didn't tie everything off into such a neat bow that the earlier struggles were negated or explained away. If anything the students attempts to define themselves and battle their demons were made even more poig...more
Okay, I'm not really sure how I feel about the ending. I get the point, but I was still rather disappointed.
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As Ichijou Mashiro’s hard kept secret is revealed to his classmates, Mashiro’s dream world is turned upside down. The after-hours class Mashiro signs up for is not at all what he expects it to be. Passing the class is his only chance of graduation and the horrors he finds there are only the beginnings to the mysteries yet to be revealed.
This dark series is filled with controversial and emotional issues that take the reader on a journey through what the characters are feeling and what they experi...more
This dark series is filled with controversial and emotional issues that take the reader on a journey through what the characters are feeling and what they experi...more
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Five stars! The ending makes all the rest of it way better in retrospect. I will say it was unexpected and pretty cool. And I won't say much else about it, because that would be a spoiler!
And now I really want to start over again from the beginning, to reread it knowing all that I know now. But of course I borrowed it through interlibrary loan from multiple libraries. So that is not an easy thing to go and do. Maybe I'll have to buy it now. Hmf!
For all the times the translator told us what a ben...more
And now I really want to start over again from the beginning, to reread it knowing all that I know now. But of course I borrowed it through interlibrary loan from multiple libraries. So that is not an easy thing to go and do. Maybe I'll have to buy it now. Hmf!
For all the times the translator told us what a ben...more
While overall I enjoyed the series, I was a bit disappointed with how it ended. While I don't hate the ending it does leave you wondering what in the world happened. The artwork was as beautiful as always and there is enough left of the ending for me to imagine that there will be a happily ever after for all. In a few months I will read the entire series again and hope that the ending will make a bit more sense then.
The ending was great, to know the best secret of this book. It makes everything makes the whole series more understandable. I didn't want the series to end. I wanted it to keep going. I love the writing style if this author and I can't wait to read more by this author.
I think at the end Mashiro found out who she truly is,and to know her story to at the end was perfect.
I think at the end Mashiro found out who she truly is,and to know her story to at the end was perfect.
Stil marking this "glbtq," though that turns out to be less apt than it appeared. Perhaps it's just my disappointment at the direction taken with what seemed like a fascinating premise, but I found the ending thoroughly disappointing. It didn't feel like another level of story for me--it just felt more like an obnoxious "just kidding!" I read 10 volumes for this?
A bizarre and surreal ending to a surreal series. I enjoyed much of the series, but I found myself floundering with the ending. It didn't make a whole lot of sense to me, but I think it was the translation that was the issue, not the story itself. Or I could just be terribly dense. I have more questions than answers. Hmmm...
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I'm a bit disappointed in the way this ended. Mizushiro claims that if you go back to the beginning, you see how the whole thing fits together, but I think she did badly by the characters of Sou and Kureha. What are we supposed to think happened to them?
Yay! A very satisfying, though surprising and odd ending. Def need to reread the series. The author also admits to the manga being unusual, but also mentions that it covers some important topics, which I agree with on both counts.
ok so this ended so very differently than i expeceted, but this series was amazingly good. i couldn't stop reading. definitely worth a read and a re-read to pick up all the subtle clues you missed the first time.
Okay, so the ending is really weird but it makes sense. I loved Mashiro with her lacrosse stick and Sou with his glasses. So cute! I need to read 8 and 9 over again, though, because I don't remember what happens with Ai. How does the relationship between Sou and Ai fit into the ending?
Wow, this series was amazing! It definitely wasn't what I expected. Although, I did figure some little things out in the end.
Wow, I was totally surprised by this ending. It was a great series.
Este manga es bien raro, igual me gustò
the last one and i loved it !!
16+. Horror. Mystery. Romance.
Cry* I wonna know more!!!!!!!!!
Beautiful ending. Loved it!
[See review under vol. 1:]
what a good ending.
This series was AMAZING. I randomly picked the whole series up at the library one day and was hooked. I had to wait to get vol. 10 through interlibrary loan though and was slightly disappointed at how this series ended. I'm not sure how I feel about it.
Still, it's so worth reading the whole thing again! I LOVED this series!
Still, it's so worth reading the whole thing again! I LOVED this series!
And so this epic and crazy journey comes to an end. Very hard to predict the ending and yet I knew it had to be something kind of like that. Still some vague patches here and there but all together I was pleased with it. I think I need to read the entire series again so that I can have an uninterrupted trip through the mangas and let the ending really hit me for all it's suddenness and beauty.
Une conclusion surprenante et vraiment intéressante pour un manga de grande qualité.
>=J by the image in the cover, I'm predicting Ichijo accepted the fact that shes a girl and she chose Sou over Kureha. HA! TAKE THAT KUREHA!! XP But you can't judge a book by its cover so I'm just going to have to see if I'm right..
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