Date A Live, Vol. 2 (light novel): Puppet Yoshino
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- Create Date：2021-06-23 06:51:50
- Update Date：2025-09-06
- Status：finish
- Author：Koushi Tachibana
- ISBN：1975319931
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Summary
Things have only gotten stranger for Shido ever since Tohka transferred to his school， especially since she and Origami seem to go at it over the tiniest of things。 Lately， it seems the only place he can catch a break is in the comfort of his own home。 Unfortunately for him， that’s all about to change。 Apparently， he’s going to be living under the same roof as Tohka as part of his new “training” regimen…！ And just when he’s feeling most vulnerable， Shido stumbles upon a second Spirit， caught in a sudden deluge。 You know what they say: when it rains， it pours…
Reviews
Pieter
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Shido has barely recovered from his ordeal with Tohka， when Tohka moves into his house as a "training" method for him。 When a new spirit girl appears in town in the middle of a rain storm， he has to risk his live again for the world and the poor spirit girls。I like the story for the over-the-top silly interaction and situations， much like part 1。 While the characters （as of yet） are one dimensional， it is not exactly along the lines of the common tropes and they have made me curious about what e Shido has barely recovered from his ordeal with Tohka， when Tohka moves into his house as a "training" method for him。 When a new spirit girl appears in town in the middle of a rain storm， he has to risk his live again for the world and the poor spirit girls。I like the story for the over-the-top silly interaction and situations， much like part 1。 While the characters （as of yet） are one dimensional， it is not exactly along the lines of the common tropes and they have made me curious about what exactly spirits are or Shido's past。At times I also dislike the story for the over-the-top silliness。 The real irritant for me though is Shido's denseness， all the weirder because at times he is surprisingly insightful into other people's emotions， or his over-the-top embarrassment behaviour。 Some of the odd behaviour you have to take at face value， not just the interaction with Shido， but to the world at large （such as for example why AST keeps fighting even though they have 0 chance of success）。 Still， any such situations should really not come as a surprise in Volume 2 of a series。Overall I dido enjoy reading the book just like Volume 1 and I will probably continue the series。 。。。more
Tomas Štefe
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