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“If he didn’t die today, he’d get to go meet the him of tomorrow. Just maybe, that might be a wonderful thing.”
I think the translation is kinda eeeehhh at times because the writing is so stilted, but I love these characters so much. These bunch of losers trying
to make it in a D&D-type world. "Haruhiro was a bit surprised to find himself immediately nodding. Up until yesterday, regardless of what the final decision had been, he would have started by hesitating. What was different between the him of yesterday and the him of today? What would the him of tomorrow be like? If he didn't die today, he'd get to "Haruhiro was a bit surprised to find himself immediately nodding. Up until yesterday, regardless of what the final decision had been, he would have started by hesitating. What was different between the him of yesterday and the him of today? What would the him of tomorrow be like? If he didn't die today, he'd get to meet the him of tomorrow. Just perhaps, that might be a wonderful
thing."
The second book of this series finishes off exactly where the first season of the anime ends, which was kind of nice. My first take away is that the way the events in the Kobold minds work out in the anime is actually better than in the light novel. Sure, you don’t get the same interactions between the characters, which I think is very important, but the interaction with Death Spots worked better
in the anime than in the light novel. This series continues to be one of my favorites for how it handl My first take away is that the way the events in the Kobold minds work out in the anime is actually better than in the light novel. Sure, you don’t get the same interactions between the characters, which I think is very
important, but the interaction with Death Spots worked better in the anime than in the light novel. This series continues to be one of my favorites for how it handles a lot of the classic fantasy tropes extremely well, and also presents a fairly realistic fantasy world. It is also handles the isekai trope far better than other light novels I have read or are reading. Though there are hints of where they came from, plus their relationship to each other, it’s not overpowering or game
changing. Instead, we are presented with people who have had to learn how to adapt to a fantasy world where death is a very real thing without the usual over the top mary sue elements. (though the ‘line’ for the main protagonist is starting to get fairly close to that…) My main sticking point with the series is Ranta, because honestly any real party would have kicked him at this point. He creates internal conflict and is a good person for the party to push against, but in this book we get
a look inside his head and I think that ruined him because it showed he doesn’t really have any good in him. He’s not the misunderstood character, but rather actually is kind of a delinquent. This may change later on, but until then, a lot of time is spent on exposition in regards to how the party is feeling about him and his antics. Hopefully there is a payoff. Still, I really did enjoy this book. The writing is along the lines of most other light novels, though you don’t get a lot of
the terrible writing choices you see in other books. Instead, this one is a lot closer to ‘normal’ western writing, which is nice to read as an author because I’m not wincing at certain things. I really recommend this series. There is a reason even people giving it one star are still reading it. It’s good, and the characters and situations are interesting. The characters have agency and it really helps to drive the plot, and there is genuine feelings involves. Worth reading if you have a chance.
Amazing pacing and good fights. This series continues to be getting better.
This books was really good and where the anime ends while the books continue !! I’m so excited to keep reading the series and to find out what happens with these characters,
especially now that I don’t know what’s gonna happen next 😁
Grimgar
Volume 2 successfully delivers on a specific topic of "What if you and your friends have a guy that everyone but are disliking him, yet that guy is suddenly gone". Grimgar Volume 2 doesn't really changes a lot compared to the Volume 1. Grimgar Volume 2 doesn't really changes a lot compared to the Volume 1. But overall it's still enjoyable, I would recommend it to anyone who loves another world stories.
These books are always fun. Not fun in a "everything's going great for everyone" way, but just entertaining to read with interesting characters and solid action. This book has a few important threads running through it, all entangled in each other very nicely. First, we have Haruhiro trying to step up as the leader of the party. His lack of confidence, his concern for the others, and his desire to do
better all constantly clash in his head as he struggles to live up to the responsibility he acce This book has a few important threads running through it, all entangled in each other very nicely. First, we have Haruhiro trying to step up as the leader of the party. His lack of
confidence, his concern for the others, and his desire to do better all constantly clash in his head as he struggles to live up to the responsibility he accepted in the first book. Second, we have Ranta. Ranta is a pain, both for the readers and the party, but as we get enough focus on his throughout the book for this to develop for everyone involved. He develops from reckless clown to core element of the party's strategy and personal relationships without ever really changing, just a bit of
perspective on both sides. Weirdly lovely to read about. The third thread, the big adventuring draw, is the descent into the kobold mines. This is not only a test for Haruhiro's leadership and the party's ability to put up with Ranta, but it's also the place where Mary's old party died making it into a terrifying and emotional experience for everyone. This finishes at the same point as the anime did, which meant I pretty much knew everything that happened, but the tension was still
incredibly high and Jyumonji gets big points from me for how well he nails everything as things get more and more dangerous. This marks the end of the anime, which means that beyond this point it's all new content for me. And after reading these last two volumes, I'm super excited for more.
This is quickly becoming one of my favorite series. This volume contained a lot more action than the previous but it also nicely highlighted Haruhiro’s inner struggles with leading the group and
possibly some early feelings he may be developing towards one of his female comrades. It also goes into his frustrations with a certain member of the party. Speaking of that member... we see a hint of decency and possibly some reasoning behind his behavior. The previously mentioned action was fantastic an This volume contained a lot more action than the previous but it also
nicely highlighted Haruhiro’s inner struggles with leading the group and possibly some early feelings he may be developing towards one of his female comrades. It also goes into his frustrations with a certain member of the party. Speaking of that member... we see a hint of decency and possibly some reasoning behind his behavior. The previously mentioned action was fantastic and tense. I was breathless reading the seemingly unending fight to survive towards the end of the novel.
Excellently written. I am intrigued on where the story of the party’s origin is going. How did they end up in Grimgar and why are they amnesiacs? We are given just the smallest hint of something coming in later volumes that may begin to explain things. I am really looking forward to that. Another great volume in what I am sure to be a great series. I’m sad that I have come to the series so late but at least it means I don’t have to wait for volume releases! I already have volume 3
and 4 is actually arriving today.
Volume 2 of Grimgar is a heavily character centric affair, focusing mainly on the hothead Dreadknight named Ranta and the self-conscious Thief leader Haruhiro. This chapter feels pretty small. Most of the chapter
concerns our heroes moving to new hunting grounds, a mine of Kobolds. The ploddingly paced structure shouldn't be too much of a surprise after volume 1. As mentioned before, Ranta is a major focus here. His mindset and his interactions within the group are key to the success of this volu This chapter feels pretty small. Most of the chapter concerns our heroes moving to new hunting grounds, a mine of Kobolds. The ploddingly paced structure shouldn't be too much of a surprise after volume 1. As mentioned before, Ranta is a major focus here. His mindset and his interactions within the group are key to the success of this volume. It was refreshing to see the narrative shift to his view point a few times as well, though the comedic moments in those scenes went on a
bit long. The romance angle of the series also gets a slight push this chapter. The main characters all display one newfound skill as well, so those add variety to some of the approaches in combat.
The Best: Grimgar? More please! This series continues to impress me. It's fantastical, but real, a bit gritty, and feels authentic. The
character's consciences (about killing other sentient beings even if they are "monsters") and emotions feel genuine. Maybe it's because I am of a similar age and have similar pesonal experiences that the author describes in their afterword, but the story and how it is told really resonates with me. I love how the characters are developing, and I like the directio This series continues to impress
me. It's fantastical, but real, a bit gritty, and feels authentic. The character's consciences (about killing other sentient beings even if they are "monsters") and emotions feel genuine. Maybe it's because I am of a similar age and have similar pesonal experiences that the author describes in their afterword, but the story and how it is told really resonates with me. I love how the characters are developing, and I like the direction the story is taking. I truly enjoy this series so far, far
more than any other Light Novel series I have read previously. Thank you for writing this.
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This volume doesn't feel like it touched on as much as the previous, with the book just being in general shorter and most of the book taking place in a cavern. However, the book decided to focus on character dynamics, training, and Haruhiro learning how to be a good leader for his group. While the book felt a lot shorter, it didn't feel as it slowed down at all, but it does still feel like a Volume 1.5 in a way. This book definitely makes me more
excited to read Volume 3 than Volume 1 made me to However, the book decided to focus on character dynamics, training, and Haruhiro learning how to be a good leader for his group. While the book felt a lot shorter, it didn't feel as it slowed down at all, but it does still feel like a
Volume 1.5 in a way. This book definitely makes me more excited to read Volume 3 than Volume 1 made me to read this one.
Good sequel. A good sequel from the first book. Although the author tends to repeat over and over descriptions about spells and skills to the point that gets boring. Also the
editor should be more careful reviewing the translation, there is a lot of grammar and nonsense sentences through out the book.
This book will make you think twice about Ranta and his feeling to his comrades. It's the first time in this book the author tells the story from Haruhiro's friends perspective, not from Haruhiro's only. Reading this book, will make you know about how Ranta's think, and make you deeper fall in love to Merry. This book will make you think twice about Ranta and his feeling to his comrades. It's the first time in this book the author tells the story from Haruhiro's friends perspective, not from Haruhiro's only. Reading this book, will make you know about how Ranta's think, and make you deeper fall in love to Merry. ...more
Soft beginning, serious second half The beginning is soft,
expanding on Haru's struggle with leadership and a new scenario for the party. But really, it is interesting to read Haru's personal growth, from feeling insecure to becoming a leader despite his insecurities. The second half is really interesting, and the whole thing is seriously worth a read. Soft beginning, serious second halfThe beginning is soft, expanding on Haru's struggle with leadership and a new scenario for the party. But really, it is interesting to read Haru's personal growth, from feeling insecure to becoming a leader despite his insecurities. The second half is really interesting, and the whole thing is seriously worth a read. ...more
Haruhiro isn't deep enough to sustain so many inner monologues, but the other crew members aren't exactly riveting either. Everyone is so dang wishy-washy and timid that it's hard to work up any enthusiasm for their exploits. Haruhiro isn't deep enough to sustain so many inner monologues, but the other crew members aren't exactly riveting either. Everyone is so dang wishy-washy and timid that it's hard to work up any enthusiasm for their exploits. ...more
It's not that well written, but damnit I can't stop reading the series. It's not that well written, but damnit I can't stop reading the series. ...more
Very good book, love Mary's character and the darker side of fantasy that this series brings to the table. 4.3 4.3
the anime was better than the book but still the book was very good.
I love this book, I love this author, and I especially love the afterword.
This covers the last of the events in the anime. It's good. This covers the last of the events in the anime. It's good. ...more
Really enjoyed how drastically different the tone of the book is from the anime. Definitely going to keep reading this series.
The adventure of Haruhiro party continue again.... The feel from this book is so similar with first volume, so people who can't stand slow progress and heavy self
deprecated inner monologue can try to pick another book. However, in my opinion this book is not that bad the focus of this book is about adventure and character development. Yes, character development is the premise of the second volume of Grimgar of Fantasy and Ash. On this book you will see the development of Haruhiro, which how hard The feel from this book is so similar with first
volume, so people who can't stand slow progress and heavy self deprecated inner monologue can try to pick another book. However, in my opinion this book is not that bad the focus of this book is about adventure and character development. Yes, character development is the premise of the second volume of Grimgar of Fantasy and Ash. On this book you will see the development of Haruhiro, which how hard for passive and indecisive person to take position as party leader. Some people might be
hate how much Haruhiro feel inferior showing from his self deprecated inner monologue, but if you try to put in Haruhiro shoes I think is pretty normal. The burden of leading a party on dead or alive mission for teenager, I believe the party age average is 16-18 years old, would be very hard. This book is not only about Haruhiro, the other character who share the same amount of stage is Ranta and Merry. I would say that this volume should focus on Merry and his past, if on the first volume
about avenging Manato, then on this book is about how Merry overcome his past, the dead of his party and even though the story was using Haruhiro point of view I could say that Merry problem is resolved very good. To release the curse of undead king from his former comrade. The other character that have good impression is Ranta. Well, I believe he have a lot of fan who hate him because of his character, but deep down in his heart I believe he also wanted to be recognized by his comrade.
The reason I could said this because in the end of the story which he deliberately sacrifice himself (even though he said he wanted to look cool) for the sake of his comrade. Among many good things from this second volume, the only bad thing for myself is the resolution fighting between Haruhiro party and the boss, Death Spot. I believe there is must be another way to end the fight, but maybe it's used for the next volume material, who's know. Overall I like this story of Grimgar of
Fantasy and Ash.
Character growth, plot resolution Was a great addition to volume 1, expanding on the characters and resolving the second storyline the author initiated in the first book. This leaves
volume 3 open to wherever the author wants to take it, which I look forward to reading
I have watched the anime before reading the light novel but I still found the book to be enjoyable nonetheless. I also love how the story talks more on the characters dynamics in this volume. It makes it more believable for a rag tag group to band together to come to a common goal while having clashing issues. I won’t go into specifics but it made me thought of my own experiences when working in a group. I also like the character growth of Haruhiro in this volume as he tries to find or understan I have watched the anime before reading the light novel but I still found the book to be enjoyable nonetheless. I also love how the story talks more on the characters dynamics in this volume. It makes it more believable for a rag tag group to band together to come to a common goal while having clashing issues. I won’t go into specifics but it made me thought of my own experiences when working in a group. I also like the character growth of Haruhiro in this volume as he tries to find or understand his role as a leader in the group. I found myself similar to Haruhiro in his leadership style. Overall, an enjoyable read :) ...more
Enjoyed this as a follow up to volume 1, and I think I was somewhat surprised that the anime only covered up to here. ─────────────────── There are a huge huge abundance of Isekai novels, especially after the massive surge caused by SAO's success in 2012. Which makes the worlds of fantasy that they're in seem similar in the bigger scheme of things with some variations, the only big variation between Grimgar and the rest when it comes to the setting is that we don't know a thing yet. I am definit Enjoyed this as a follow up to volume 1, and I think I was somewhat surprised that the anime only covered up to here.─────────────────── There are a huge huge abundance of Isekai novels, especially after the massive surge caused by SAO's success in 2012. Which makes the worlds of fantasy that they're in seem similar in the bigger scheme of things with some variations, the only big variation between Grimgar and the rest when it comes to the setting is that we don't know a thing yet. I am definitely surprised by the lack of information till now, but the story is still gripping to me. I say story, but that might be wrong as the series is more character focused than not. I enjoy that, a good story is something anyone wishes for, but I personally need some characters to care about before we actually do anything. The volume takes our adventurers to a new location this time around where we actually learn about Mary and what happened with her previous party. The thing that I love love about this series is that the characters are cautious, it's just like when you play a rpg game and you come to a new dungeon with a party where you scout it out and then you plan your attacks accordingly. If it works great, if not, we try again in another way and so on. The only difference? Our heroes only have one chance, because death means death and that's why Grimgar to me is so far, the best Isekai series that I have read/seen till today. Re:Zero is a close second because the gimmick with Subaru is a cheat no matter how you look at it. The tragic reality of this makes it even more suspenseful when they are in the middle of the battle and some get terrified because of what making a mistake could result in. If I mention big happenings in this volume, I won't have much to mention other than seeing a different side to Ranta and getting some closure for Mary. For a character focused series like this one, this seems enough for a volume, but it does still make me even more interested in the world and why this is happening in the first place, especially since adventurers are being brought in without a big reason for them to actually be here in the first place. ...more
This book focuses way too much on only 2 of the 6 main characters. It's important to show their progress, but at the same time a bit boring. Looking forward to book 3 Re-read with J-Novel club
translation! WOW what a difference can a better translation make. Way more enjoyable! Here I go for book 3 Re-read with J-Novel club translation! WOW what a difference can a better translation make. Way more enjoyable! Here I go for book 3
I've posted my review of Grimgar of Fantasy and Ash: Volume 2 on my blog (link here) I will be really glad if you check it out I will be really glad if you check it out
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