Lonely Planet New Zealand's Best Trips

Lonely Planet New Zealand's Best Trips

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Whether exploring your own backyard or somewhere new， discover the freedom of the open road with Lonely Planet's New Zealand's Best Trips 。 Featuring 25 amazing road trips， plus up-to-date advice on the destinations you'll visit along the way， you can cruise Bay of Islands and Milford Sound， meander to sophisticated vineyard restaurants on Waiheke Island， and spot whales and dolphins off the Kaikoura Coast; all with your trusted travel companion。 Jump in the car， turn up the tunes， and hit the road！

Inside Lonely Planet's New Zealand's Best Trips :

Up-to-date information - all businesses were rechecked before publication to ensure they are still open after 2020’s COVID-19 outbreak

Lavish colour and gorgeous photography throughout

Itineraries and planning advice to pick the right tailored routes for your needs and interests

Get around easily - easy-to-read， full-colour route maps， and detailed directions

Insider tips to get around like a local， avoid trouble spots and be safe on the road - local driving rules， parking， toll roads

Essential infoat your fingertips - hours of operation， phone numbers， websites， prices

Honest reviews for all budgets - eating， sleeping， sightseeing， hidden gems that most guidebooks miss

Useful features - including Stretch Your Legs，Detours， Link Your Trip

Covers Marlborough， Bay of Islands， Akaroa， West Coast， Central Plateau， Milford Sound， Waiheke Island， Kaikoura， Mackenzie Country， Waitomo Caves， Canterbury， Rotorua， Wellington， Auckland， Christchurch， Queenstown and more




The Perfect Choice: Lonely Planet's New Zealand's Best Trips ， is perfect for exploring New Zealand in the classic way - by road trip！

Looking for a more comprehensive guide that recommends both popular and offbeat experiences， and extensively covers all the country？ Check out Lonely Planet's New Zealand guide。




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Reviews

CJSchreiber ，

It was really good！ I liked how it was more noir than the normal my hero academia。 The art style was really nice too， it looked like a fusion between DC comics and typical manga styles。 That might just be because Pop Step gives off a lot of Harley Quin vibes。 But the villain seemed interesting， and my really like the character dynamic between the three main characters。

Brenda A。 ，

An interesting view on the world of MHA。 It makes sense that people who couldn’t become heroes for whatever reason， look out for ways to use their quirks in different ways。 We are outside of UA， so the lessons and perspectives of the “real world” are harsher。 I enjoyed the cameos from the proheroes。 And I look forward to seeing more of the new characters， but I still miss the kids。

Moa Lupuianu ，

For me it was a bit tough to come in the story， especially since I just read the original -My Hero Academia vol 1-。 The further the story， the more appreciation I got for the story and their characters。 Especially since they are all individuals filled with their own hopes， dreams and emotions。 I love how they all stand out against each other， and that they are not in any way the same。 The second volume is screaming after me in my bookshelf。 I might head over directly to grab it。

Isabella ，

Since JBC started publishing this in portuguese， I decided to buy it and start rereading the whole series！！It has a nice start， but obviously it got way better later

Marker ，

El trío de protagonistas de este volumen es muy divertido cuando interactúan。La trama de la historia apenas empieza a desarrollarse， pero a mí gusto siempre hay demasiados villanos y a veces los heros profesionales son lentos。Pero al parecer estos 3 son más sagaces。

Olivia ，

Super underated， love this series so far。 On the the 2nd。

Whitney ，

This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers。 To view it， click here。 Trying out this series for more Aizawa content， which it looks like it will deliver。 However， the leads feel like bargain-basement Deku and All Might which is just leaving me missing the main MHA cast of characters so far。 Really hopeful that the story gets more interesting in future installments。

Colin Blake ，

Great start to the best my hero academia spinoff

Clara ，

I borrowed this book from the library on impulse， and I didn't anticipate it very much， but it is better than expected！ Was recommended this series by an old student of mine who loved the anime。 The only thing that kinda brings it down is that the story is nothing new， really， but reads like a classic YA/Fantasty book series。Nevertheless， I am excited to continue reading！ I borrowed this book from the library on impulse， and I didn't anticipate it very much， but it is better than expected！ Was recommended this series by an old student of mine who loved the anime。 The only thing that kinda brings it down is that the story is nothing new， really， but reads like a classic YA/Fantasty book series。Nevertheless， I am excited to continue reading！ 。。。more

Leonor :） ，

Gostei bastante， é engraçado， tem um bom character development！

Mayveli ，

Ok， como que no soy mucho de leer spin-off y cosas así pero sin lugar a dudas luego de empezar Boku No Hero Academia terminé encontrandome con esta pequeña joya， de momento amo la historia。 Necesito saber más sobre nuestros protagonistas。

Carolina Gardner ，

I never expected the manga spin off to be so awesome 😎 I love it❤️

Alison Patten ，

An enjoyable addition to “academia”This is an interesting take on the my hero academia world where the main characters act outside the law。I enjoyed it and will keep reading。 It expands on the world and on the drug “trigger”The main female character is in a very skimpy outfit and sexually harassed twice in volume 1。 This series seems to skew toward an older audience， so think twice before picking it up for younger readers。

Etienne ，

3，5/5。 Entertaining！ Lighter and more humoristic than the original My hero Academia， but nonetheless a fun ride。 I will look into volume two and decide if I want to continue or not after， might be a bit too easy going for me。。。 Not sure yet！

Kulwinder Singh ，

Koichi Haimawari is a good-natured college student who supports heroes by doing nice deeds around the city， however small。 Like Izuku， he's a fan of All Might。 Kazuho Haneyama is a self freelance Idol with a modest fan base who gives illegal live performances。 Knuckleduster is a quirkless middle-aged dude who becomes the master of Koichi forcefully。 All three of them team up to make society a better and safe place for everyone。 They fight for justice from the shadows and are called Vigilantes。"𝐍 Koichi Haimawari is a good-natured college student who supports heroes by doing nice deeds around the city， however small。 Like Izuku， he's a fan of All Might。 Kazuho Haneyama is a self freelance Idol with a modest fan base who gives illegal live performances。 Knuckleduster is a quirkless middle-aged dude who becomes the master of Koichi forcefully。 All three of them team up to make society a better and safe place for everyone。 They fight for justice from the shadows and are called Vigilantes。"𝐍𝐨𝐭𝐡𝐢𝐧𝐠 𝐥𝐢𝐤𝐞 𝐝𝐨𝐢𝐧𝐠 𝐠𝐨𝐨𝐝 𝐭𝐨 𝐦𝐚𝐤𝐞 𝐲𝐨𝐮 𝐟𝐞𝐞𝐥 𝐠𝐨𝐨𝐝！"Vigilantes' concept is what would have happened if Izuku had never met All Might。 It's a spin-off series set in the world of MHA。 This volume explores mostly the powers of Marvel superheroes。 It's nowhere near MHA's level， but it's fun！ 。。。more

Adam ，

An attempt at a more grounded story for this MY Hero Academia Spinoff。The art is great and compliments Furuhashi's designs and world very well。Even though the story is from Furuhashi themself， this seems disjointed and the characterisations and introductions of the vigilantes are a little rushed。There are quite a few slapstick jokes through this manga， but the lude jokes against women are somewhat off putting。 And something that is not as present in the main MHA （to what I have noticed）。 So I ho An attempt at a more grounded story for this MY Hero Academia Spinoff。The art is great and compliments Furuhashi's designs and world very well。Even though the story is from Furuhashi themself， this seems disjointed and the characterisations and introductions of the vigilantes are a little rushed。There are quite a few slapstick jokes through this manga， but the lude jokes against women are somewhat off putting。 And something that is not as present in the main MHA （to what I have noticed）。 So I hope that these kind things don't pop us as often as they have in the first volume。Anyway， there are quite a few story elements that are hinted at though the main MHA series that are to be explored in this series， so for the time being I shall continue reading。 。。。more

Ian ，

Great story with cool characters， gives some back story to main characters in the main books

Ignacio Mazuecos ，

As a fan of superheroes and My Hero Academy， I've found this pretty cool！ Let's say this is the other side of the coin of Boku No Hero's superheroes， maybe not a concept that would generate a hundred of volumes， but absolutely enjoyable and fun！ As a fan of superheroes and My Hero Academy， I've found this pretty cool！ Let's say this is the other side of the coin of Boku No Hero's superheroes， maybe not a concept that would generate a hundred of volumes， but absolutely enjoyable and fun！ 。。。more

Meagan ，

Pretty slow to start （but I do plan to keep on reading the series while waiting for more chapters of the main MHA storyline to drop）。 It helped a bit when Eraser Head made an appearance， and again when Ingenium became a part of the storyline。 I'm not particularly fond of the main characters but I think The Crawler is growing on me。 （At the very least， I can relate to that whole awkward young person vibe）。 Knuckle Duster is becoming more complex， thank goodness （although he's pretty quiet and con Pretty slow to start （but I do plan to keep on reading the series while waiting for more chapters of the main MHA storyline to drop）。 It helped a bit when Eraser Head made an appearance， and again when Ingenium became a part of the storyline。 I'm not particularly fond of the main characters but I think The Crawler is growing on me。 （At the very least， I can relate to that whole awkward young person vibe）。 Knuckle Duster is becoming more complex， thank goodness （although he's pretty quiet and consequently the process is slow）。 I hope that Pop🌟Step gets more character development because hers seems pretty flat。 。。。more

Amy ，

3。5 starsWho doesn’t love the idea of vigilantes？ They don't rely on big organisations， but work secretly behind the scenes to make the world a better place， for no reward and at much greater personal risk。In Chapter One， we’re introduced to college student Koichi。 In his spare time， he picks up trash， gives directions to the lost， and takes those coveted group photos， in costume of choice: his All Might hoodie。 Later， Koichi has a run-in with some villains， and it becomes quickly apparent that 3。5 starsWho doesn’t love the idea of vigilantes？ They don't rely on big organisations， but work secretly behind the scenes to make the world a better place， for no reward and at much greater personal risk。In Chapter One， we’re introduced to college student Koichi。 In his spare time， he picks up trash， gives directions to the lost， and takes those coveted group photos， in costume of choice: his All Might hoodie。 Later， Koichi has a run-in with some villains， and it becomes quickly apparent that his quirk is mostly used for running away。 There he meets vigilante Knuckleduster， who convinces him to be his sidekick。 （Actually， forces him to be his sidekick）。 They also meet another vigilante， Pop Step， who completes that mandatory Shounen trio。My first impressions of the series weren’t great。 The sexualisation of Pop Step， caused a number of eye-rolls， especially in the first chapter。 Rather than coming across as a bit silly， it just felt dark。 Having said that， the characters grew on me， especially the main three。 Koichi was particularly fun; he shared a lot in common with Deku， without being a rip-off。 Pop Step and Knuckleduster crashing at his place， when he still wasn't in on the hero business， the lightened the mood and solidified their friendships。So far， I'm enjoying this series， but probably not enough to stick it out much further。 However， the villain behind the attacks intrigues me， so I'll hang around a little longer。 。。。more

Kay ，

I discovered this manga late but。。。 It conserves the magic of the original one！ One of my favourites spin-offd

Sydney ，

I really enjoyed this spin off and how it expands on how the world works。

Azriel Rose ，

Was a very fast and fun read。 I didn’t expect I’d like a spin ofc series so much。 My only complaint is Pop Step’s costume: she’s in high school — no reason to show her ass。 😑Why 4 stars: Pop Step’s costume。

Ottery Chocolat ，

This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers。 To view it， click here。 I didn't know what to expect reading My Hero Academia Vigilantes， except that the hero from the story， as you can clearly see on the cover， was heavily inspired by All Might just like Deku。 Well， the same formula that worked for My Hero is very clearly being employed here， as the main character is Nice Guy。 Unlike Midoriya he's in college， but outside of his age， he's a well meaning kid with a pretty weak quirk。 Essentially， Koichi Haimawari is what might have happened to Deku if All Might had n I didn't know what to expect reading My Hero Academia Vigilantes， except that the hero from the story， as you can clearly see on the cover， was heavily inspired by All Might just like Deku。 Well， the same formula that worked for My Hero is very clearly being employed here， as the main character is Nice Guy。 Unlike Midoriya he's in college， but outside of his age， he's a well meaning kid with a pretty weak quirk。 Essentially， Koichi Haimawari is what might have happened to Deku if All Might had not shared his power with him。Just like Deku， Koichi has an older mentor， the one who shows him how to be a real vigilante and goes by the cool name of Janitor of the fist: Knuckleduster。 God， I love their names。 If All Might is Superman， then Knuckleduster here is Batman。 He has no powers except his fists。 It's kind of cool。 Knuckleduster doesn't have much time for heroes， and like Batman he spends his time trying to take down drug related criminals and finding a kindred soul in Koichi decides to take him under his wing。 And of course there's Pop Step， a self-styled pop idol who finds herself involved and somehow or other the three decide to form a team of vigilantes。Its all very cool and neat and organic， and though this may change later， unlike My Hero Academia is not buried in too many characters that you can't keep track of or two giant armies of villains with odd quirks and all manner of insane plots and stuff。 All of which I love， I'm not criticizing MHA。 If I didn't like it， I wouldn't be here， or reading this now would I？Characterwise and plotwise， the story is awesome and I love it。 It isn't too heavy， at least for now。 And it serves as a kind of palate cleanser for MHA and cool enough takes place in the same universe so cames from the heroes in MHA are not out of the ordinary。 All of which just makes this story that much cooler。Moving on to the artwork Bettencourt is a very good artist。 Not unlike Kohei Horikoshi he can draw characters well and distinctly。 I love that about his work。 But unlike Horikoshi-sensei you don't get too many crowded panels and like a million things going on at any time。 As I said， this may change in the later volumes but for now， it is pretty cool and sparse with just our regular heroes and the occasional villain turning up。 Where Horikoshi-sensei uses a lot more crosshatching Bettencourt tends to use more solid blacks and graytones but otherwise his art would not look out of place next to Horikoshi。 All of which helps， because it seems like just another volume of MHA。 Albeit， a lighter， funnier and more carefree version of it。Overall， Marvel and DC Comics would do well to study these manga， as they are a lot more popular among adolescents and adults than their weak fare。 These comics are less about heroes looking cool and protecting IPs and more about actual characters who live and breathe and have mortal lives， making them that much more real and easy to love。MHA and Vigilantes are easily THE BEST comic book superhero series being published out there in any language。 And I love it。 。。。more

Entintadas ，

3'5 / 5 3'5 / 5 。。。more

Subham ，

This was a good start， and taking place in the past of the main MHA when All might was still there， it focuses on koichi haimawari who tries to do the right thing but is bullied by others and can't take villains down on his own until he meets this guy named Knucklehead and together with another one named Pop-star they take down villains who are getting sudden powers by using some drug， they are vigilantes not exactly registered heroes。 They encounter many bullies who have gained these powers， an This was a good start， and taking place in the past of the main MHA when All might was still there， it focuses on koichi haimawari who tries to do the right thing but is bullied by others and can't take villains down on his own until he meets this guy named Knucklehead and together with another one named Pop-star they take down villains who are getting sudden powers by using some drug， they are vigilantes not exactly registered heroes。 They encounter many bullies who have gained these powers， and this volumes pits them against some of them and also focuses on the personal relations between these characters and how they interact and exploring them and its good to see Eraserhead and some other heroes！ Its a good start and their next big threat seems to be: Quinn Hachisuka aka the Bee Queen！ Great start， simple premise and intriguing villains and the art is just gorgeous！ 。。。more

FINN LYO ，

Good art work， good story plot

Sam Vogel ，

This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers。 To view it， click here。 You want to see more of the My Hero Academia world but see the behind the scenes？ This is the book for you！ Vigilantes is about heros that can't quite make it as heros with their quirks， but still want to help their city。 SPOILER ALERT: backstory of stain ark。 Actually makes a lot of things in the MHA series make more sense。 Really fun addition to the MHA world。 Would recommend for any MHA fan。 Would not recommend for MHA beginners， you will probably not understand much about the world， but you You want to see more of the My Hero Academia world but see the behind the scenes？ This is the book for you！ Vigilantes is about heros that can't quite make it as heros with their quirks， but still want to help their city。 SPOILER ALERT: backstory of stain ark。 Actually makes a lot of things in the MHA series make more sense。 Really fun addition to the MHA world。 Would recommend for any MHA fan。 Would not recommend for MHA beginners， you will probably not understand much about the world， but you can try。 。。。more

Kelly ，

I purchased this for my daughter and decided to read it as well。 I am not sure if my review is even valid given the fact that I am an outsider to the anime world， but I did enjoy reading it， and so did my daughter。

Toni ，

This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers。 To view it， click here。 A good start to introducing us to characters in this spin off of MHA。 I like the blend of parody's and other characters we have been introduced to in the main series to help the world feel more cohesive。 Kokichi's character growth in this was already very nice to see， and I'm very interested in seeing how Trigger plays out。 A good start to introducing us to characters in this spin off of MHA。 I like the blend of parody's and other characters we have been introduced to in the main series to help the world feel more cohesive。 Kokichi's character growth in this was already very nice to see， and I'm very interested in seeing how Trigger plays out。 。。。more

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