Koyuki (2)

Harem gamer guild, eh? *rolls eyes*

Fortunately, this one doesn't suck. Nicely noble male leader and tons of gamer girls. Of course, this is like Sword Art Online or .hack. Gamers are stuck in their games. Food tastes like crap. Player-Killers are running rampant. And the rules of the world need to be re-learned.

I hear the anime is awesome. Like, really awesome.

I don't know. All I've read is a couple of volumes of the manga. It's okay but nothing to freak out over. Maybe I ought to WATCH it instead?… (plus d'informations)

While Shiroe is playing diplomat to the People of the Land and Marielle begins the training camp for noobs, Soujirou and the West Wind Brigade are left to watch over Akiba.

Let's just say that things quickly go south and this volume has a lot of lesbian angst and boobs.

On the other hand, this volume ends at the same place as the first season of the anime. And I ship Crusty and Princess Raynesia (aka Lenessia if you watched the anime).

This series is a spin-off of Log Horizon.… (plus d'informations)

The players of Elder Tales have discovered that they are able to change their environment. Food is made by those with a Cooking subclass. Those with a builder subclass can build things that were previously not available in the game. Even the NPCs (Non-playable characters) or the People of the Earth can create new items in the game, complete with stats and flavor text (the little description that comes with items in a game).

With this new knowledge, what does our West Wind Brigade do? Build a bathhouse complete with a peeping room so the girls can spy on Soujirou. Really? Out of all the things you could do, you pick that?

This series is a spin-off of Log Horizon.… (plus d'informations)