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Death March to the Parallel World Rhapsody Manga #3
Death March to the Parallel World Rhapsody Manga, Vol. 3
Satou has escaped the underground labyrinth and now owns two new Arisa and Lulu. And Arisa, who attempts to creep into his bed on her very first day, may be the only one in this world who can understand him...
164 pages, Paperback
First published August 9, 2016
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February 26, 2018
Continues the story. Like I said in all of these reviews for this series, I am a sucker for this type of story.
Arisa and Lulu are introduced and we find that some other people from the regular world that Satou is originally from might have gotten stuck in this land also.
As with all manga, my only regret is that they can only fit so much into these volumes.
Arisa and Lulu are introduced and we find that some other people from the regular world that Satou is originally from might have gotten stuck in this land also.
As with all manga, my only regret is that they can only fit so much into these volumes.
December 12, 2019
Good manga
February 23, 2022
Entering two more characters to the ever growing harem, not that that kind of thing bothers me in the slightest. In fact the introductions in this volume are great.
Arisa and LuLu so far seem like intriguing characters, especially Arisa. They bring a new dynamic to the group throughout also adding to the familial vibe that culmination between them all.
The visit to the theatre chapter was really interesting to hear an old legend of the world satou has been thrust into as well as some of the truths behind it.
The manga continues to flow well up to the third volume so far keep with exploring vibe i mentioned in the first volume review.
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Arisa and LuLu so far seem like intriguing characters, especially Arisa. They bring a new dynamic to the group throughout also adding to the familial vibe that culmination between them all.
The visit to the theatre chapter was really interesting to hear an old legend of the world satou has been thrust into as well as some of the truths behind it.
The manga continues to flow well up to the third volume so far keep with exploring vibe i mentioned in the first volume review.
🐑
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