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Kasane, Band 11 by Daruma Matsuura

exeidur's review against another edition

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3.25

Alright this is getting a bit weird again. And there are some wonky feet in this volume, but the story's intruiging still. And it ends on a pretty good cliffhanger!

raj_page's review against another edition

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5.0

This volume contains ch 90 to 98

We are blindly attempting to move forward in the heaving swells of fate. To attain our wishes. Without consideration for what waits beyond

Iku's arrival in the story has surely changed the dynamics a lot. First part of the volume focused on the play, Stardrop. Through it, we are slowly introduced to the idea that Kasane is having an identity crisis. And when Iku helps Nogiku escape captivity, Kasane is back to being full time ugly.

Here's what I liked about the volume. Kasane does not know who she is anymore and so she is not even around for the second part of the volume. Even as a reader, we don't know who she is.

As Kasane has finally surfaced back after her alone time, her introspection time, let's see if she comes out of it better or worse

_lunaria_'s review against another edition

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dark emotional tense medium-paced

4.75

lknano's review against another edition

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dark emotional tense fast-paced

3.0

constantine2020's review against another edition

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3.0

Rating: 3.0/5.0

Kasane was almost non-existent in this volume! If not for the other characters talking about her you would not even know that this story was about her. Overall this was a decent volume, better than the previous one but compared to the earlier volumes it lacks punch. Could've been better.

skrivena_stranica's review against another edition

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4.0

This volume was the best so far. Story, simbolism, backstory, changes and twists...
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