Sep 28, 2021
If you go into "Otayori" expecting a suspenseful, action-filled story similar to its prequel, you'll be sorely disappointed. "Otayori" is more akin to an epilogue than a sequel meant to have its own plot and story, a "where are they now?" that is meant to tie up the loose ends of the main story. While not entirely necessary to have, it's still a nice peek into the girls' lives, several years after "Gakkougurashi!". Each chapter is dedicated to one person or group, and the tone shifts according to the topic: some simply pass the time, others are still haunted by the past and seeking release
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from it, others look hopefully towards the future.
The art is as neat and pretty as its prequel, with several spreads and color pages occasionally as a treat.
All in all, this is definitely recommended if you liked the prequel. It's just one volume and goes by very fast. It's melancholic, it's funny, but most of all: it's hopeful, just like our girls.
Reviewer’s Rating: 9
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