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コードギアス 反逆のルルーシュ (Novel) #3
Code Geass: Lelouch of the Rebellion - Stage 2: Knight
Based on the acclaimed anime series from writer's Goro Taniguichi and Ichiro Okouchi, with original character designs by the manga powerhouse CLAMP! Zero continues his relentless assault against the Brittannia forces in this ongoing novelization of the acclaimed anime series!
- GenresMangaLight NovelComics
200 pages, Paperback
First published October 1, 2007
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January 19, 2020
Este número, bajó de intensidad y de complejidad, incluso me parece, desentona, en cuanto a las habilidades e historias que las primeras dos entregas colocaron, sin embargo, esta ruptura podría ser cosa buena, ya que permite dar mayor información sobre el Geass, y el pasado de CC.
Flojita pero interesante narrativa, que al final, permite mantener un ritmo aceptable en la historia.
Ya existen personajes mejor desarrollados y argumentos brutales, definitivamente con grandes sorpresas y arcos que toda buena novela requiere.
Flojita pero interesante narrativa, que al final, permite mantener un ritmo aceptable en la historia.
Ya existen personajes mejor desarrollados y argumentos brutales, definitivamente con grandes sorpresas y arcos que toda buena novela requiere.
February 17, 2014
Managed to track down a copy of this and, uhhhh.....
Well, I like that it gives more insight into the characters and stuff like that. But the writing style is awfully annoying at times. Also... this is a novelization of the TV series, and a lot of things it says seem to contradict the TV series. A lot of things (like, political situations, fights, etc.) that would usually hold water in the TV series, are described here in a way that makes them seem a lot less sensible.
Also, reading a giant robot fight in prose? Yeah, it just feels ridiculous. Especially the way they capitalize all the weapons. Like, I get "VARIS", because that sounds like an acronym (I might be completely wrong about that). But "SLASH HARKEN"? Yeah, it just doesn't look right. But such is the thing, I guess? Eh.
Well, I like that it gives more insight into the characters and stuff like that. But the writing style is awfully annoying at times. Also... this is a novelization of the TV series, and a lot of things it says seem to contradict the TV series. A lot of things (like, political situations, fights, etc.) that would usually hold water in the TV series, are described here in a way that makes them seem a lot less sensible.
Also, reading a giant robot fight in prose? Yeah, it just feels ridiculous. Especially the way they capitalize all the weapons. Like, I get "VARIS", because that sounds like an acronym (I might be completely wrong about that). But "SLASH HARKEN"? Yeah, it just doesn't look right. But such is the thing, I guess? Eh.
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