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Twenty-three years after the terrible Hinamizawa Disaster, five strangers are drawn together to the abandoned mountain village by fate. One of them claims to be Mion Sonozaki, who was supposed to have died in the incident that claimed the lives of all the villagers. But only one thing is certain: Oyashiro-sama's curse did not die with the village. Will these five be able to survive the night?
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Another great volume in the Higurashi series!
27 octobre 2010
Par ChibiNeko
- Publié sur Amazon.com
Format:Broché
I have to admit that I was surprised to see this side arc. I was kind of expecting to see the answer arcs start showing up, but this does make more sense to release them this way. I only mention this because some of you out there might also be surprised by this.
It's been twenty years since the sad events of the Hinamizawa Disaster. Everyone in the village was found dead via a gas leak & those who hadn't been there at the time were later discovered to have died or gone insane. As a result the town has been deserted all this time. The rumors are that the town is still haunted by the ghosts of the villagers & that no matter what, you should never attempt to visit the town- especially during the month of June. Four people have decided to ignore these warnings & visit the town, only to find themselves lost & separated from their larger individual groups. The only person that seems to have any idea what is going on is a woman claiming to Mion Sonozaki, one of the few remaining survivors of the Hinamizawa Disaster. Have these people re-awoken the curse of Oyashiro?
While this volume took me by surprise, I was delighted to see how enjoyable it was to read. The manga does start off a little on the slow side, so I'll warn people to keep reading- it gets better. The tone for this volume differs slightly from the previous ones in the series, taking on more of a ghost story-esque feel. As the stragglers all meet up in the remains of the Furude Shrine's assembly hall, you begin to realize that something is very wrong with this scenario & that not everyone is going to make it through the night.
The best of the series? No, but it's still fun to read & even more intriguing to see what has become of the town since the Disaster struck. Fans of the series will enjoy this volume, but people new to the series HAVE to & I mean absolutely HAVE to start with the first volume.
It's been twenty years since the sad events of the Hinamizawa Disaster. Everyone in the village was found dead via a gas leak & those who hadn't been there at the time were later discovered to have died or gone insane. As a result the town has been deserted all this time. The rumors are that the town is still haunted by the ghosts of the villagers & that no matter what, you should never attempt to visit the town- especially during the month of June. Four people have decided to ignore these warnings & visit the town, only to find themselves lost & separated from their larger individual groups. The only person that seems to have any idea what is going on is a woman claiming to Mion Sonozaki, one of the few remaining survivors of the Hinamizawa Disaster. Have these people re-awoken the curse of Oyashiro?
While this volume took me by surprise, I was delighted to see how enjoyable it was to read. The manga does start off a little on the slow side, so I'll warn people to keep reading- it gets better. The tone for this volume differs slightly from the previous ones in the series, taking on more of a ghost story-esque feel. As the stragglers all meet up in the remains of the Furude Shrine's assembly hall, you begin to realize that something is very wrong with this scenario & that not everyone is going to make it through the night.
The best of the series? No, but it's still fun to read & even more intriguing to see what has become of the town since the Disaster struck. Fans of the series will enjoy this volume, but people new to the series HAVE to & I mean absolutely HAVE to start with the first volume.
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Good Reading
19 avril 2013
Par Vickie D. Mcferren
- Publié sur Amazon.com
Format:Broché|Achat authentifié par Amazon
Loved the story. My daughter loves all these stories and has most of the different series of them. Avid reader.
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