pixelatedlenses's review
5.0
Pokémon Adventures Volume 5 serves two purposes. It’s first and foremost, a conclusive end to the Johto adventures, as well as a solid transition volume into Hoenn. It’ll be exciting to see more adventures with Ruby and Sapphire! Additionally, this series remains a great All Ages series that I definitely recommend for tween and young teen comic fans.
Some of the darker elements of the series may not be good for young readers. However, I think if you have a 12 to 15-year-old who loves Pokémon in your life, this might be a series to consider sharing with them. It’s definitely worth any trainer’s time.
Read my full review here: https://butwhythopodcast.com/2021/01/25/review-pokemon-adventures-collectors-edition-volume-5/
Some of the darker elements of the series may not be good for young readers. However, I think if you have a 12 to 15-year-old who loves Pokémon in your life, this might be a series to consider sharing with them. It’s definitely worth any trainer’s time.
Read my full review here: https://butwhythopodcast.com/2021/01/25/review-pokemon-adventures-collectors-edition-volume-5/
rick1508's review
4.0
Volume 6 of the Pokémon adventures collector's edition wraps up the Gold/Silver/Crystal Arc and starts the Ruby/Sapphire arc. The GSC arc is wrapped up amazingly, with some incredible fight scenes and stunning visuals. The RS arc looks to be something very different, seeying as our two protagonist now follow different journeys seperate from one another: one wants to complete all the contests, one was to beat all the gyms. It's exciting to see where they will take this new arc. Volume 5 is a worthy conclusion and an incredible new beginning.
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