brenticus reviewed Mieruko-chan, Vol. 2 by Tomoki Izumi
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4 stars
This second volume is fantastic mostly because I know what's coming. On its own, it feels a bit light on progress volume. Not much really happens, other than introducing the girl who can see some smaller ghosts, and the episode at the temple, but neither really does anything other than set up future conflicts.
Still, it's just as charming as the first volume with the tension ramping up in many of Miko's encounters. Very enjoyable series.
This second volume is fantastic mostly because I know what's coming. On its own, it feels a bit light on progress volume. Not much really happens, other than introducing the girl who can see some smaller ghosts, and the episode at the temple, but neither really does anything other than set up future conflicts.
Still, it's just as charming as the first volume with the tension ramping up in many of Miko's encounters. Very enjoyable series.
Still, it's just as charming as the first volume with the tension ramping up in many of Miko's encounters. Very enjoyable series.
