Sasayama isn’t a bad guy, he just has issues to deal with. Tooru Sasayama - ALSO gets a big chunk of backstory that humanizes him a lot. Fate doesn’t seem to be on their side, though. Keiko Makino - Her budding relationship with Yata seems to stall a bit, but there are still sparks between the two. A bit less foul-mouthed and sarcastic, he also gets a bit more backstory in this omnibus.
Kereellis - The alien presence really begins to assert himself at times. His skills as a fountain of semi-obscure knowledge pay off handsomely at times. Yuji Yata - Yuji finds more of a central role in these chapters. He’s a more complex character than I had originally had him pegged as. Makoto Numata - Gets a lot of backstory answered in these pages. The burgeoning romance with Sasaki gets some real legs in this omnibus, especially in the last volume, where Kuro and Ao take a vacation together.Īo Sasaki - Ao spends a little more time on the field in these episodes, perhaps so that she can have a bit more face time with Karatsu? Kuro Karatsu: Kuro continues to mature and thus spends less of his time as a comedic counterpart to Numata.
#THE KUROSAGI CORPSE DELIVERY SERVICE OMNIBUS 2 SERIES#
The writer did a great job of giving us a cast that evolves as the series progresses. As I always like to point out, this is a very character-based manga series. Each omnibus contains three editions of the original series. That will catch you up to to where this omnibus edition begins. If you haven’t read omnibus 1 or 2 or 3 or caught up on individual volumes of the series, then you need to start with these reviews: Each omnibus co Yes, yes, we will begin with the standard set of disclaimers.ĭISCLAIMER: This is a is a review of The Kurosagi Corpse Delivery Service Omnibus 4. If you haven’t read omnibus 1 or 2 or 3 or caught up on individual volumes of the series, then you need to start with these reviews. DISCLAIMER: This is a is a review of The Kurosagi Corpse Delivery Service Omnibus 4.
Yes, yes, we will begin with the standard set of disclaimers.
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