Originally posted July 17, 2009
By REBECCA P.
My thoughts
If you can, just skip reading the first volume of Chrno Crusade. The second volume of Chrno Crusade is set to a different tune and is a pretty well-rounded volume. The story really picks up in volume 2 as we’re introduced to how Chrno and Rosette met, their past, and a boy named Joshua (Rosette’s “brother”).
Originally posted July 12, 2009
By REBBECA P.
My thoughts
Demons are meant to be exorcised and that’s exactly what Rosette and Chrno are called to do. From the first pages we’re immediately thrown into the action, which nab a reader right off. After their mission is accomplished we see a slight pause in action as we’re introduced more to the personalities and lives of Rosette and Chrno. Before long, they’re sent on another mission and we discover exactly what Chrno is, a demon. Now, I personally thought the first two chapters (maybe more) were dull. We don’t really get a feel for the personalities of Rosette (who I found a little arrogant at first until later on in the book and parts in between) and the reading felt average.
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