ThereвЂ™s a few times she looks like a different character so that gets a bit confusing.Дespite a couple of issues this is a really fun story with wonderful artwork, silly (but entertaining) humor and a great cast of characters. While most of the art is good the design on one character (Aqua) is kinda inconsistent. The anime did a better job at fleshing things out and taking itвЂ™s time than this did. Speaking of going by too quickly, this book is a bit too rushed. I already saw some of it in the anime but forgot a few bits (and/or there were bits that werenвЂ™t in the anime) that ended up surprising me. The ridiculous situations, cast of characters, adult humor (which either went over my head or was toned down in the anime) and even occasional dark humor make this a humorous (even if occasionally slightly immature) read if you like certain types of humor. For you Archer fans, imagine if Cheryl Tunt was a bad-ass fantasy character but still pervy and not that bright, Darkness is sorta like that and itвЂ™s hilarious. My favorite character in the anime was Megumine but in the manga it might actually be Darkness. The characters are rather simple but their chemistry works well for making this an entertaining read and theyвЂ™re easy to like pretty quickly. The art has a fun, cartoony look that suits the book very well. ItвЂ™s interesting and fun! Fantasy fans will most likely be amused by it. He takes the offer and forms a team with a goddess (who is not as powerful or useful as he had hoped), a young girl whoвЂ™s obsessed with explosion magic and a knight who wonвЂ™t stop obsessing over her unusual kinks. When he enters the afterlife he gets the chance to live in a different universe that is very similar to a fantasy video game. Well this is fun! Though I might like the anime a bit more. Misadventures start here! Pros: The story is good. WhatвЂ™s it about? Kazuma dies at the young age of 16.

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