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Future Diary, Volume 1 (Future Diary #1 )

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High school 2nd year, Amano Yukiteru, is a boy who has problem making friends. He thinks of himself as a bystander and will always write down everything he sees in a cell phone diary. Tormented by solitude, Yukiteru began to imagine things like a friend called Deus Ex Machina who is apparently the Lord of Time & Space. Seeing Yukiteru's miserable state, Deus gives him...more

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Published May 12th 2009 by TokyoPop (first published January 1st 2006)

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Nov 30, 2012 D.M. Dutcher rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: manga

This is a review of the series, I've read up to volume 8 or so.

Yuki is a slacker who keeps a diary on his cell phone. One day he is selected by a godlike being called Deus to take part in a game. In this game everyone has a diary, and that diary can predict the future in some way. It's pretty cool, except for one thing.

All the diary holders must fight to the death. Last man standing becomes God.

But Yuki isn't alone. A pretty, cheerful girl named Yuno Gasai who has a crush on him. She will help h...more

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Apr 30, 2013 Osvaldo Bautista rated it 5 of 5 stars

Amano Yukkiteru a 14 year old 2nd year middle school student who has problems making friends, he keeps a diary on his phone believing himself to be a bystander of the world happenings he writes whatever happens around him. His only friends are imaginary one of the is Deus Ex Machina the lord of space and time who turns out to be not so imaginary. Deus tells Yukkiteru of a game he's planing after gifting his phone with the ability to tell the future. Yukkiteru's joy is quickly brought to an end...more Amano Yukkiteru a 14 year old 2nd year middle school student who has problems making friends, he keeps a diary on his phone believing himself to be a bystander of the world happenings he writes whatever happens around him. His only friends are imaginary one of the is Deus Ex Machina the lord of space and time who turns out to be not so imaginary. Deus tells Yukkiteru of a game he's planing after gifting his phone with the ability to tell the future. Yukkiteru's joy is quickly brought to an end after his cell phone predicts he will die. After managing to defeat the murderer after him, Yukki finds out that Deus's game involved him and 11 other contestants, all having future diaries as well using their foreshadowing powers to fight to the death, last man standing becomes Deus's successor. Desperate to survive Yukki teams up with Gasai Yuno his psychotic stalker who'd do anything for him from killing to dying.

I really recommend reading this story a lot of people think that just because it manga it can't have an intricate storyline but that is not so this is honestly one of the best mangas I have ever read. The reason it's one of the best is because you watch him through his struggles watching trying to survive as a simple boy then as the story progresses he gains a reason to fight and transforms into someone who can actually fight back. The second reason I really like this story is the mystery it is one of the most interesting aspects of this manga, Who are the other diary holders? Are they friend or foe?, Who is Gasai Yuno really? Why is she so fixated with Yukkiteru?. The third reason the twists you really think you see some thing coming and the truth is you don't.

In conclusion Mirai Nikki (Future Diary) is a must read. It is action packed it has mystery and even romance. The other diary holders will drive you crazy with their abilities there is more that one way to look into the future. This is also a good read because all the characters have great background stories and motives to win the game. Read Mirai Nikki(less)

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May 14, 2013 Anne rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: manga

I have read half of the whole manga volumes and I have watched the anime version. The anime adaptation stuck faithfully to the manga, but I would note that the latter is more extreme in most aspects. Made-up gods aren't new in the manga scene, but still Mirai Nikki managed to pull it off quite well, even portraying the deity as weak and vulnerable.

Amano Yukiteru held traces of the usual shounen male leads in terms of characterization. While Gasai Yuno as well is similar to a few heroines, she i...more

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Apr 29, 2013 Osvaldo Bautista rated it 5 of 5 stars

Amano Yukkiteru a 14 year old 2nd year middle school student who has problems making friends, he keeps a diary on his phone believing himself to be a bystander of the world happenings he writes whatever happens around him. His only friends are imaginary one of the is Deus Ex Machina the lord of space and time who turns out to be not so imaginary. Deus tells Yukkiteru of a game he's planing after gifting his phone with the ability to tell the future. Yukkiteru's joy is quickly brought to an end...more Amano Yukkiteru a 14 year old 2nd year middle school student who has problems making friends, he keeps a diary on his phone believing himself to be a bystander of the world happenings he writes whatever happens around him. His only friends are imaginary one of the is Deus Ex Machina the lord of space and time who turns out to be not so imaginary. Deus tells Yukkiteru of a game he's planing after gifting his phone with the ability to tell the future. Yukkiteru's joy is quickly brought to an end after his cell phone predicts his death. After managing to defeat his would be murderer Yukki finds out that Deus's game involved him and 11 other contestants, all having future diaries as well using their precognitive powers to fight to the death, last man standing gets an incredible prize. Desperate to survive Yukki teams up with Gasai Yuno his psychotic stalker who'd do anything for him from killing to dying.

I really recommend reading this story a lot of people think that just because it manga it can't have an intricate storyline but that is not so this is honestly one of the best mangas I have ever read. The reason it's one of the best is because you watch him through his struggles watching trying to survive as a simple boy then as the story progresses he gains a reason to fight and transforms into someone who can actually fight back. The second reason I really like this story is the mystery it is one of the most interesting aspects of this manga, Who are the other diary holders? Are they friend or foe?, Who is Gasai Yuno really? Why is she so fixated with Yukkiteru?. The third reason the twists you really think you see some thing coming and the truth is you don't.

In conclusion Mirai Nikki (Future Diary) is a must read. It is action packed it has mystery and even romance. The other diary holders will drive you crazy with their abilities there is more that one way to look into the future. This is also a good read because all the characters have great background stories and motives to win the game. Read Mirai Nikki(less)

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Apr 18, 2013 Zack rated it 2 of 5 stars

Shelves: manga

I've read all 10 volumes.

Deus ex machina controls time. He is dying. He needs a successor. 12 Players get a diary that predict the future and use them to kill each other. At a point each gets a "dead end" notice. A check-mate. Theoretically the one who should survive is the one who is most skilled in controlling time or cause and effect by doing what he can in his human form. When he gets the god-Power he should do a good job.

Main character: desperately wants friends but avoids people and declin...more

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Apr 03, 2012 Radek rated it 1 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: manga

Why do people keep forcing me to read these stories for kids which aren't for kids and even for adults but for teenagers when they already know that I don't read these titles? Who knows, most likely because they find them good or even great and want to share it with more readers... Well, I'm not happy about that.

Don't get me wrong. I was a kid and I enjoy reading stories for children if they're good. But in fact today is pretty (seriously) hard to find some good story for kids in form of manga....more Why do people keep forcing me to read these stories for kids which aren't for kids and even for adults but for teenagers when they already know that I don't read these titles? Who knows, most likely because they find them good or even great and want to share it with more readers... Well, I'm not happy about that.

Don't get me wrong. I was a kid and I enjoy reading stories for children if they're good. But in fact today is pretty (seriously) hard to find some good story for kids in form of manga. But I will be honest I read mainly manga for adults. There is still category "manga for teenagers". Mirai Nikki (or Future Diary whatever you want) falls under this category. Let's be honest again, in most cases I really don't enjoy manga for teenagers. Why? It's quite simple. It tries to feel mature, serious but in fact it's almost stupid, plain, boring and pain to read. Of course there are some rare exceptions. So is Mirai Nikki one of them?

Right from the start, no, Mirai Nikki is classic story which tries to look mature but fails really hard. Let's start with story. Twelve humans gets ability to predict future in some way. This ability is represented in form of a diary, which can exist as a mobile phone, scroll and stuff like that. Why they get this ability? Because God is dying and he needs successor, so he lets these twelve chosen ones kill each other until one remains. The main hero is... Who else that little whiny kid named Amano Yukiteru who desperately wishes to have some friends while he tries to stay alive.

Basic story concept isn't bad, but what kills it it's that classic shonen-sque pomposity. No, author just can't write a sober drama about twelve people which are put into life-dead situation. Too bad.

Characters are plain. I didn't care about anyone (And that's a major problem!). They don't make any sense, their decisions are stupid and even idiotic at some parts. These characters just don't feel realistic at all.

To sum it up, I do not like Mirai Nikki at all. It's not hate but I just don't care about characters, plot is foolish and way over the top for my taste. Still, if you are fond of these kind of stories you can try Mirai Nikki. It may be just your cup of tea.(less)

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Sep 22, 2010 Brendan rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: 2010, comics, fiction, fantasy

Future Diary tells the story of Yuki, a young boy with a strong imagination but no friends. He's got an imaginary friend named Deus (as in deus ex machina) who turns out not to be imaginary. Instead, he's a trickster who has created a killing game in which various people in the Tokyo (?) area are given special cell phones with magical txt feeds. And then they have to kill one another. Boy, it didn't seem so convoluted when I was reading it. Some thoughts:

* I can't help but think of Highlander,*...more

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Jun 25, 2010 Susan rated it 4 of 5 stars

Still on that elusive search for a Deathnote read-alike? You can add this series to your short list. If you were to mix up Deathnote and Hunger Games in a pot, you'd come up with Future Diary. Instead of Shinigamis (death gods) wreaking havoc in the human world, the tangled web of is spun by Deus Ex Machina, the god of Time. He targets 12 cell phone diarists and gives them a tech upgrade they never saw coming. Their diaries now tell the future--up to 90 days ahead of time, and each diary has its...more Still on that elusive search for a Deathnote read-alike? You can add this series to your short list. If you were to mix up Deathnote and Hunger Games in a pot, you'd come up with Future Diary. Instead of Shinigamis (death gods) wreaking havoc in the human world, the tangled web of is spun by Deus Ex Machina, the god of Time. He targets 12 cell phone diarists and gives them a tech upgrade they never saw coming. Their diaries now tell the future--up to 90 days ahead of time, and each diary has its own special slant which they can put to selfish ends or use in conjunction with someone else's to have twice the insight. Naturally, nothing comes free and this particular app comes with some pretty nasty fine print. The diary-holders are told that their mission now is to battle each other. The last one left standing will inherit Deus's power and become the next god of Time. And by the way...you break (your phone), you die.

The first volume is tense and action-packed from almost the very beginning. Esuno pulls off the rare feat (in a manga) of making the young hero, Yukiteru is portrayed as being a bit naive but still quick-thinking and smart, while Yuno, his romantic interest, is both girly and kick-ass fearless. The art is more a thing of function than of beauty, per se--but it's interesting. Yuki, Yuko and the other characters all have a rounded, youthful look to them like you might expect of characters in a light-hearted shojo school series, and (as another reviewer has already pointed out) the contrast between the visual with what's actually going on just makes the dark parts seem all the more ominous somehow. Can't wait to read more of this series.

Age Appropriateness (vol. 1): 12/13+ for violence. There are tense situations, but although this series lays life and death on the line almost from the beginning, the body count is very low. Yuno and Yuki somehow find time to kiss two or three times (okay-she kisses him) but nothing else happens between them and the whole romantic bit mainly takes a backseat to their relationship as teammates and allies in survival. The closest thing to fan service that I noticed was an oddly gratuitous scene (not even a scene, one cell) where Yuno was changing a shirt, or posed as if she was about to, at a gym locker. You don't even see anything.(less)

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Dec 24, 2012 Lottie Eve rated it 4 of 5 stars

Future Diary is a manga that I doubt I will be forgetting anytime soon. The combination of future telling, cellphones, and death is an unforgettable one. The idea of the story is original and a breath of fresh air. The first volume of Future Diary is definitely not perfect but I enjoyed reading it.

Volume one is an introduction to the game and the two main characters Yukiteru “Yuki” Amano and Yuno Gasai. Yuki is not an impressive character. He can not fight, he is not smart, and he is not brave e...more Future Diary is a manga that I doubt I will be forgetting anytime soon. The combination of future telling, cellphones, and death is an unforgettable one. The idea of the story is original and a breath of fresh air. The first volume of Future Diary is definitely not perfect but I enjoyed reading it.

Volume one is an introduction to the game and the two main characters Yukiteru “Yuki” Amano and Yuno Gasai. Yuki is not an impressive character. He can not fight, he is not smart, and he is not brave either.He is a normal young boy and the way he is acting is understandable. I am sure that Yuki will annoy some readers but I think the way he is reacting to the things around him is quite realistic. Yuno is a very…strange character.
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She is obsessively in love with Yuki. She will do anything for her love for him without hesitation. Even if it means killing someone. These two are Future Diary‘s main characters and they make a very interesting pair. There are some other characters introduced that are participants in the game: Minene Uryu (a terroist), Keigo Kurusu (a detective), and another guy who is unnamed that gets killed almost immediately. I really want to learn more about the characters- expecially Yuno. They all have something about them that makes you want to know more about their personalities and past.

There is plenty of action and things happening in this volume. There is also a lot of suspense. I was never bored. In fact, I couldn’t stop reading. I just had to know what would happen next. I should also warn you that if you decide to read this manga you are going to need to suspend your beliefs a bit. There was one instance where a person escapes on a motorcycle that just popped out of nowhere.

The art is very clean and nice to look at. The actions scenes were decently drawn and the character designs were nice to. I have also noticed that Future Diary is the only manga that I have read where the students do not wear uniforms at school…

The first volume of Future Diary was good but it was a set up for the next volumes so I believe that the story will get better. I will definitely be reading next volumes of Future Diary.(less)

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Sep 04, 2012 Devyn rated it 5 of 5 stars

Okay so the manga was even better than the anime but im extremely tired of people trying to compare it with deathnote. first off its not a rip off from death note because this is an entirely different plot story just everything. death note is one of those main stream stories that became really old really quick all it is is about a kid with the power to kill people by writing their names in a notebook..... on the other hand you have The Future diary which in turn is more complex by a long shot wh...more

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Mar 26, 2012 Eleonore Rigby rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: manga

In der Welt von Mirrai Nikki geht es um die Zukunft. Um die Zukunft, die man mittels Tagebüchern beeinflussen kann, die von japanischen Jugendlichen gerne auf dem Handy verfasst werden. So macht es auch der Schuljunge Yukiteru Amano, den von allen Dingen eigentlich nur eines interessiert: sein Tagebuch. Die anderen finden das natürlich reichlich komisch und es wird über Yuki getratscht, weil er sich ganz offensichtlich von ihnen zurück hält. Das er dadurch langsam aber sicher zum Außenseiter wir...more In der Welt von Mirrai Nikki geht es um die Zukunft. Um die Zukunft, die man mittels Tagebüchern beeinflussen kann, die von japanischen Jugendlichen gerne auf dem Handy verfasst werden. So macht es auch der Schuljunge Yukiteru Amano, den von allen Dingen eigentlich nur eines interessiert: sein Tagebuch. Die anderen finden das natürlich reichlich komisch und es wird über Yuki getratscht, weil er sich ganz offensichtlich von ihnen zurück hält. Das er dadurch langsam aber sicher zum Außenseiter wird, stört ihn überhaupt nicht - den nach der Schule kommen ihn in seinem Zimmer immer zwei merkwürdige Gestalten besuchen, welche ihn über sein Tagebuch und somit auch über seine Zukunft aufklären. Daraufhin werden die nächsten Tage recht spektakulär: Yuki erlebt viele aufregende Abenteuer, die alleine dadurch passieren, weil er es in sein Tagebuch schreibt. Dann kommen plötzlich zwei neue Figuren hinzu, zwei Mädchen, die ihn ziemlich beanspruchen und verwirren... aber was hat es mit diesem Tagebuch und der lenkbaren Zukunft auf sich? Der arme Yuki kann einem schon leid tun, und das Manga lässt sich am besten gut verstehen, wenn man aufmerksam liest. Der Zeichenstil ist okay, nicht zu hart und nicht zu weich, sondern genau richtig. Trotzdem sitzt man manchmal mit einem Fragezeichen über dem Kopf vor dem Manga und denkt über die merkwürdigen Ereignisse nach, die Mirai Nikki so in sich hat. Mit den Figuren werde ich nicht so richtig warm. Ich finde Yuki ist ganz okay, aber ich weiß noch viel zu wenig über ihn, als das ich schon über ihn urteilen könnte. Seine "Kollegin" Yuno, die ebenfalls ein Zukunfts-Tagebuch besitzt, mag ich nicht so wirklich, weil sie mir zu hysterisch und hektisch erscheint. Hysterische Charaktere sind für mich dann so weit okay, so lange ich sie nur sympathisch finden kann - aber zu Yuno habe ich leider noch keinen Draht finden können. Sie ist irgendwie... seltsam. Aber vielleicht ergibt sich das ja noch in den nächsten beiden Bänden.(less)

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Dec 31, 2011 Jacqui Geisel rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: manga-read

Note: review is for the series up to where I've read (volume 9).

I don't think I've ever read a series with as high a volume of insane characters as this one. And yet I still find myself unable to completely dislike any of them. Even Yuno. I usually hate yandere characters like her, but the few times when she ISN'T being crazy, she's just so darn cute, I can't help but like her.

The fact that all of the diary holders can predict the future, but each in a different way, makes for some neat confront...more

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Feb 28, 2012 Jj Le rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: february-read-list

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Apr 05, 2011 Jay rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: borrowed-from-library, comics, fantasy, redrum, ya

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Feb 17, 2011 Laura Ashlee rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: 2011, manga

This is such a fun manga. It's not quite what I'm used to because it's shonen, rather than shoujo. I really enjoyed it though and I'm looking forward to reading the rest of the series.

Yukiteru is kind of a cry baby, but I think he'll get over it. Yuno is pretty cool. She's very energetic and set on making sure no harm comes to Yuki. I like how all the diary holders have different diaries based on their personalities and lives. It makes that aspect of the story really interesting. I can't wait to...more

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May 01, 2013 Luis Ontiveros rated it 5 of 5 stars

I wasn't expecting to find this here, but I at least watched the entire series and it is also terrific. I need to thank my girlfriend Alba for showing this amazing anime to me. It's filled with suspense, mystery, madness, murder and an apocalypse setting that by the end yu can't stop watching to find out what happens next. The plot twist is pretty good, but the consequences of it are friggin' insane! Yuki and Yuno are helluva characters and together they go all wild, creepy, messed up, lovable,...more

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Nov 15, 2011 Victor Lin rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: shelf-advisory-2010-2011

This is about a 15 year old high school student who one day had to fight for survival. The main character's name is Yuki, and he doesn't have any friends at all. He was then transported to a different dimension and participated in a real life survival game. There are 12 contestants and the last man standing gets to become the God of Time and Space. Each person receives a cellphone that tells you your future of the next ten days. Their cellphones are really important because if they get destroyed...more

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Aug 04, 2009 Barry rated it 4 of 5 stars

For those that think mangas are simply glorified comics, they have not actually pick one up and read it. I picked up Future Diary on a whim, and I'm glad I did. It fits into the story line of a survival game where the plays have to kill each other. This time though the players have diaries that tell them the future. So far, it is a interesting concept, since each characters diary has a different perspective of the future and different information, and the characters themselves, fitting into the...more

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Nov 07, 2011 *Glamazon* rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: library-book, manga

I think this is going to be a really great series and I really don't know why I agreed to read it... published by Tokyopop, this manga series is currently still ongoing in Japan, which means I will never get to read the end of this series. I know once I reach the 10th volume (the last available volume in the US) I'm going to be raging so hard because I won't be able to find out what happens next... I knew this before I started this book and I know it even more now that I actually dig the storyli...more

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Nov 08, 2012 bakanekonomama rated it 3 of 5 stars

Another survival games story. But this time, u won't get a lot money or wealth. U'd be God. Sounds tempting, huh?

Masih terpengaruh dengan animenya nih. Sejak awal Yuno emang udah bakatnya jadi psycho deh.. Nih salah satu buktinya..

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Dan si Yukiteru. Idih najong amit-amit jabang bayi. Nggak demen banget deh sama cowok begitu. Lembek. Cengeng. Pengecut. Anti sosial. -___- Nggak ada bagus-bagusnya sama sekali. Ffuhh

Baca manganya murni karena penasaran abis nonton animenya sampe beres. Endingnya masi...more

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Sep 07, 2012 Franco Facchini rated it 4 of 5 stars

Future Diary, o Mirai Nikki, es un muy buen manga, resulta algo difícil seguirle el paso, o comprender como se desenvuelve al instante, pero la forma en que se desarrolla la historia y en como se aclaran y surgen nuevos misterios es increible.

Mi crítica es al manga completo, y no solo al vol. 1.

A diferencia de otros mangas, su animé es bastante fiel a la historia original, y presenta una vividéz única en su estilo.

El final no fue un final que me agradara, pero es un final razonable, aunque si un...more

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Apr 13, 2012 Talyn rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: manga, shonen, psychological, psychopathic-child, special-ability, crazy-kids, crazy-person, murder-murderer, why-did-i-read-this, horror-dark-manga, asocial-character, wussbag-main-lead, stalker-crush, competitions, fighting-their-own-kind, fighting-against-all-odds

I really don't see what the big deal is about this manga. It's just..meh for me. I tried reading it after this sociopathic, misanthropic, dry, sardonic, assholeish senior in my AP US History class was heard by me talking and discussing about it. Usually people who watch anime or read manga talk about stuff I know a little bit about, or whatever. But I wanted to see what this was about.

Meh. Who cares? Really, it doesn't...I don't like it. At all. To me it's subpar on my scale of "Interestingness...more

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Dec 29, 2012 Thea Emily rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: fantasy, manga, mythology, paranormal, read-in-2012, science-fiction-fantasy, supernatural

4.5 stars

So one of my friends told me to read this and I have to say I really enjoyed this.

This manga is really fast paced, exciting and cute (Yuno is the cutest thing ever). The plot is really interesting and I like the way it's described as a survival game and just how they all got involved.

I don't know how else to describe the characters than by using the word adorable, because they mostly are, especially Yuki and Yuno. Yuno is my favourite person ever, however Yuki can get kind of annoying,...more

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Apr 25, 2012 Miss rated it 2 of 5 stars

I picked this up because of the Death Note comparisons but they really aren't very similar at all. The tone is extremely juvenile, the characters might as well be playing video games for all the complexity the premise is played for. I don't exactly dislike it but I won't be putting any effort into finding more volumes either. 2.5 stars

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Feb 09, 2012 Joseph Young rated it 3 of 5 stars

A little bit cliched, but with a possibly interesting idea, depending on how they move it forward. Intend to read the next volume and see if it's worthwhile.

Since it deals with a death game, it does seem a little casual with death; eg hundreds of bystanders are killed while the main characters somehow survive.

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Apr 05, 2012 Drucilla rated it 2 of 5 stars

Shelves: e

Actual rating: 2.5 stars. I've read about half of this series. The idea is very cool. However, I was under the impression that it was a middle school age manga. It is most definitely NOT. It gets very violent, very fast. I think this unexpectedness (not the violence) is why I didn't give it three stars.

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Jan 31, 2013 Ashley rated it 5 of 5 stars

I enjoyed it very much. It drew you in because it's so different from many other manga's out there and i can't wait to see the movie they make out of the series. You just had to keep reading to find out what new twist was going to take place. I liked it much better then death note.

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Mar 25, 2012 Andy Trinh rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

What if you can predict your future and change it the way you want ? What if you just realize that you had been pull into a death match game. But you have your reward: becoming a god. Yup. This is about Yukki, the boy owns a future diary.
The story is pretty unmoral and creepy. The artist had done a great job to show his message.
For people who love "yandere", fiction, i recommend this book.

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Dec 18, 2011 Cindy added it

I think this is the best manga anyone should read who like mild physcological things, mystery, horror, paranormal, and slice of life genres, this manga became my favorite.

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Sep 18, 2010 Nícia rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: fantasy, japan, manga

I read in two hours or so. The concept is interesting and the development of the story is fun spiced up with some romance. The drawings are beautiful!

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