Sankarea 3: Undying Love

i love the show so sad no season 2 but back to the book review i order the complete set all at once there for it came in a 1 and 1/2 by 1 feet by like 3 to 4 in box not sure if thats relevant but it there if needed all so with a dvd with plastic raped on top of a piece of cardboard so it was safe and it was a 2 box shipment 1/2 the books in each box i don't why they did that hay got my stuff anyway and early to!IMPORTANT if u just get 1 or 2 at a time its a small box book is not protected very good at all just the no plastic rap just sum air pocket thing like godzilla version of bobble rap on one side only nothing else i order this 1st by its selfstory here is when the story falls of the show & starts to get so bad ass !!!!

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This is such an odd story that wouldn’t usually be something I like but there’s just enough information parsed out in each episode to make you crave more. I am so intrigued by the science behind this reanimation that I want to know more.

This is a wonderful series and the story line is fun and engaging, The drawings are well done, start with book one and read them all, I love the fact that the writers have fun with the reader though out the book and story. Their are Easter eggs to find if your into that but they are not not part of the story as a whole.

Came in perfect condition and picks up right around where the anime left off.

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I really don't like giving bad reviews, but I found this volume sort of boring. It was a little fun, but not as fun as Vol. 1 and 2.

~3.5/5[More of my reviews are available on my blog, Geeky Reading, to which there's a link on my profile.]This series is moving in a very interesting direction. One that has me surprised, and guessing. I took a small break from it, but I think I’m going to try to catch up now. I’m enjoying it so far.We meet a new character in this volume, and she’s worked with Chihiro’s grandfather (who does not want to see her) on zombies in the past. At first she made me wary, and still does a little, because her intentions with Rea are questionable, but it actually seems like her and Rea might form a friendship. One that could be good for both of them. Rea doesn’t have a lot of friends, and she’s really only attached to Chihiro right now. She needs a friend. She also needs to learn how to deal with her zombie state.I like Rea, and we got to see a new side of her in this volume. She’s still developing, and revealing herself as a character, learning about her problems, as well as growing as a person.We also got to see some development for Mero, Chihiro’s little sister, who is just great. She’s so straightforward, and mature. There was a scene with her in this volume that has me really intrigued. We also saw some of Wanko, Chihiro’s cousin, who for some reason I am just not a very big fan of.I’m mostly really interested in Rea’s zombie situation. I love the way it’s being used, how it’s developing, the problems that are coming up. There are some serious bad things coming up, being hinted at—it has me extremely interested.I look forward to reading the next volume, and seeing where it goes from here.

I enjoyed it and it was a decent continuation of the previous volume, however the story slows down a bit.

PLEASE BUY THIS SERIES THEY ARE A GREAT READ

loved it, worth a money

Klasse

Là où l'anime nous cachait des choses, ce tome nous en révèle d'autre ! (Entre l’apparition d'un personnage vu non pas dans l'anime mais .. très brièvement .. dans un OAV)Furuya sera confronté à de nouveaux problèmes, on en saura un peu plus sur son grand père (bien que encore de très nombreuses zones d'ombre). Bien on a toujours la droit à notre dose d'humour !Je suis sûr que le reste sera intéressant. (On va bientôt quitter le cadre de l'anime si je ne me trompe pas).Reste plus qu'à attendre.