Diary of an 8-Bit Warrior Graphic Novel: An Ominous Threat
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- Create Date：2021-12-12 06:51:50
- Update Date：2025-09-06
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- Author：Pirate Sourcil
- ISBN：1524863173
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Summary
Grab your pickaxes and jump back into the action in this second installment of the Diary of an 8-Bit Warrior graphic novel series。
The pixelated adventures continue in this graphic novel adaptation of the bestselling Diary of an 8-Bit Warrior series！ Readers can reconnect with their favorite characters and the beloved Minecraft universe while enjoying a colorfully illustrated story。
In this installment， Runt and his unusual crew—a friendly zombie， a loyal wolf， and a clumsy human—embark on a quest to defeat the ender dragon 。 。 。 if they can go five minutes without getting lost， that is。 But if vanquishing a legendary boss monster weren’t a big enough challenge， along the way the gang learns of an even more mysterious enemy lurking just around the corner。 The second installment of this graphic novel series will knock your blocks off！
The pixelated adventures continue in this graphic novel adaptation of the bestselling Diary of an 8-Bit Warrior series！ Readers can reconnect with their favorite characters and the beloved Minecraft universe while enjoying a colorfully illustrated story。
In this installment， Runt and his unusual crew—a friendly zombie， a loyal wolf， and a clumsy human—embark on a quest to defeat the ender dragon 。 。 。 if they can go five minutes without getting lost， that is。 But if vanquishing a legendary boss monster weren’t a big enough challenge， along the way the gang learns of an even more mysterious enemy lurking just around the corner。 The second installment of this graphic novel series will knock your blocks off！
Reviews
Tonja Drecker
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I read the first book in this series and would highly recommend anyone starting the series to start with that book， since the second one starts off where the first one left off。 So， this isn't a stand-alone。Runt and his new friends are off on their next quest， and， of course， things aren't going as planned。 But the trio have their own way of doing things and determination pure。 If it were only this adventure， things might be somewhat simple， but their enemy is on their tail， too。This book starts I read the first book in this series and would highly recommend anyone starting the series to start with that book， since the second one starts off where the first one left off。 So， this isn't a stand-alone。Runt and his new friends are off on their next quest， and， of course， things aren't going as planned。 But the trio have their own way of doing things and determination pure。 If it were only this adventure， things might be somewhat simple， but their enemy is on their tail， too。This book starts with little （no） introduction and launches from the assumption that book one was read， and while that's not really a problem for those reading the series as such， since this is aimed at kids， it would have been nice to have a re-cap or a little more lead in。 I say this because my own kids often picked things like this up at the library or from other friends， and more times than not， wouldn't always get their hands on book one to begin with。 That said， Mine Craft fans are going to adore this book （and series）。Runt and his friends have just the right amount of determination， heart， and quirkiness to make the a fun bunch to follow and root for。 Nothing seems to run perfectly for them， but it shouldn't。 The scenes are easy for those who know the game to slide into and identify with。。。which makes the humor sit even better。 Their dialogue is kept short， but their personalities still come through。 This is a bunch， who many readers would love to go on an adventure with。The illustrations are well done and bring every scene across well。 The emotions are clear and the atmosphere comes across nicely。 It was no problem to follow what was happening。 But then， the text does work in a nice balance， giving just enough of the story to cover what the illustrations can't。 It's an action-packed， humorous quest with moments of loss， triumph， and surprises。 The 'enemy' is ridiculous， which he's supposed to be。 This tale does center more or Maggie and the enemy's relationship， finding a very interesting and unexpected middle ground。 It will be fun to see what happens with this bunch next。 I received a complimentary copy and know of several kids who are going to love this one 。。。more
Mehsi
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I received this book from Netgalley in exchange of an honest review。I just HAD HAD HAD to have this Graphic Novel。 In June I read the first volume in Dutch （and really liked it） and I already had settled for a long wait until the next book would be translated。 And then I was checking out Netgalley and LOOK there is the second volume， in English！ And I got accepted to read it。 does a happy danceFirst up， I have to mention the fun cover which is just so full of excitement。 I also really loved the I received this book from Netgalley in exchange of an honest review。I just HAD HAD HAD to have this Graphic Novel。 In June I read the first volume in Dutch （and really liked it） and I already had settled for a long wait until the next book would be translated。 And then I was checking out Netgalley and LOOK there is the second volume， in English！ And I got accepted to read it。 does a happy danceFirst up， I have to mention the fun cover which is just so full of excitement。 I also really loved the cover for the first one， so I am happy that they kept up with the great cover theme。 The cover definitely makes me even more eager to get started with reading and I am sure it will attract tons of kids who are curious。I am a bit tired （writing this one after a weekend with tons of walking） so I am doing a good/not so good list。Good:😊The adventure continues！ Loved seeing them adventure and try to find treasure。 Or at least， let’s just say the start of the book was good （if confusing， but that is mentioned in the not so good part）。😊Our zombie。 I just love it that a zombie stands up and decides to just do something else than scare people。 he is a really likeable character and I just love how he isn’t afraid of anything。 I guess it helps that he is undead and that monsters don’t really care about him。 Or lava。 Or anything else。 Ah， the perks of being dead。 XD😊Our villager， Minus。 Who I wasn’t always a fan of in the novel but I really like him in the graphic novel as he speaks up more， is less of a whiny brat， and he is really eager to do things。 He isn’t afraid as much。 I mean， I am sure that novel Minus would probably stayed in that lava/explosion because he was too afraid。 But this one listened and ran like hell。😊Mobslayer， come on who can resist this good boy？😊I loved that they didn’t go head first into things， or well， for most at least。 Haha， sometimes they were just a bit too spontaneous but hey， getting burned learns one that they need to make plans first。 Which includes better weapons and armour。😊Backstory！ This girl LOVES a good backstory and I was eager to see what made Maggie + grumpy be the people they are， and why that grumpy dude was so gung-ho on zombies。😊Yas， more zombies！ I was already wondering where all the zombies went。 I mean， from what I know from Minecraft （and this is mostly because of the fiction books I read） zombies come out to play at night and we have had some nights already。 So I was wondering when they would pop up。😊I loved the later pages and how exciting they were。 Finally some excitement！😊The art is still one of my favourite things about this whole series。 It is such a fun style and one that fits great with Minecraft。Not so good:😕That dude that was following the party constantly and that they even had to help him out。 No。 I mean， you have obsessed and this dude。 It was just creepy how focussed he was on Maggie and how he just wouldn’t understand that she wanted something different （and seriously， I was 100% on Maggie’s side， I would have also left）。 Later on and thanks to him turning into a （view spoiler）[zombie （hide spoiler）] he became a bit better。 BUT HOLY hell， he was a rollercoaster。 Moments when he finally understood about Blurp， other moments he was being a dick again， other times he was defending him， next he was hating him again， then some more hate and judgement。 Seriously， make up your mind。 It ruined the book for me。 I would have rather had this guy gone from the whole series。😕I would have liked an epilogue with what happened before。 Because despite me reading the first book in June and it now being July。。 I was very confused。 It felt like I missed something and I was scratching my head on what the hell is going on。 Haha。 Maybe my head is just fizzled out with Corona and stress and worries。 Or maybe it really is just that the book continues RIGHT after the first left off。 Which is OK if you read the books in one go， but not so good when there is time between them。😕SO MUCH TALKING。 So much discussing。 At times I just wanted things to go on because I was here for adventure。 Not for dialogues and chats and zombie judgement。 It took until the end before we finally got to that which is shown on the cover。 Until page 80！！！！ Of 98！！ NOPE。 That is just too late。Sadly， the not so good parts really took over from the good parts。 I definitely enjoyed this one way less than I did the first volume （which is 4 stars）。 There is just too much chatting。 A teaser cover that doesn’t come true until the end。 I am not sure if I am going to be reading the next one。 Probably yes， but it will be in Dutch。 I will just wait now。Review first posted at https://twirlingbookprincess。com/ 。。。more
Engel Dreizehn
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