Literally Graphic reviewed Hikaru no go. by Yumi Hotta (Shonen Jump manga)
Review of 'Hikaru no go.' on 'Goodreads'
3 stars
Nice tension up until the very end - that felt pretty rushed.
We finally start wondering what will happen to Sai!
unknown binding, 205 pages
English language
Published July 6, 2006 by Tandem Library.
Isumi tries to pass the pro test for the third time and is put in an awkward position when he is matched up against his friend Hikaru.
Nice tension up until the very end - that felt pretty rushed.
We finally start wondering what will happen to Sai!
A particularly enjoyable volume in a very enjoyable series. It may seem small to some, but I really appreciated how luck and nerve were brought to the forefront. Considering how skilled the vast majority of these characters are, even Hikaru at this point, it's so Incredibly true that a lot of all this tension will really just boil down to complete chance! And yet it would still be oh so easy to play it up as pure genius on any given character's part - because that's what we (over here in north America anyway) do. We put so much pressure on ourselves to succeed when really a majority of it isn't even up to us.
And I'm not taking this personally at all lol.
Are they really ever going to guess what's really going on though? Really?