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sea_su's review against another edition
2.0
I honestly really liked this series at first but now I can't even finish the series because I am so bored. I had trouble keeping up with the plot and also trying not to get annoyed every single time Teru cried (which is SO MUCH). I finished volume 12 and after that I just decided that I would go on wikia and read the chapters synopsis. I'm glad that I didn't actually read through the rest of the volumes because honestly it would have been a waste of my time. The only thing I really liked about Dengeki Daisy is the humor. There were definitely some parts that had me cracking up. In my opinion the plot was dragged on for far too long created boring plot twists and lots of confusion. Wikia told me everything I needed to know including the ending.
I am officially finished with this series.
I am officially finished with this series.
heyjudy's review against another edition
4.0
~4/5
This volume ended one battle, only for a new/old enemy to show up instead. So, the conclusion to Rena’s kidnap and engagement came. It was very exciting, and very well done, as well. I was expecting it to be, but it was still nicely done and thought out. Teru, in particular, had a very nice part in it.
The group gets home, and they celebrate, rejoicing a job well done and all that. Then we meet Kuwagata, also known as Antler, among other names. He’s the one who manipulated Kurosaki into giving over the Jack Frost virus all those years ago, and now he’s back, planning, manipulating, scaring Kurosaki. Kurosaki is freaked out, and trying very hard not to show it, and he does that much better after he has a very sweet, hugging moment with Teru that was just fantastic.
Then the next big hacker problem seems to be finding out M’s Last Testament, which is apparently deeply coded in a chip that Antler sneakily gave Teru. I’m not really sure what the Testament is supposed to be, but it’s big, and has everyone on the edge. Antler tells them some stuff, goading them into doing what he wants, as well as trying to get them pissed off and paranoid about each other. During that, too, I was unsure. I didn’t think it was right, as it was such a surprise to even think about, and I was wondering if the author was really throwing in such a huge curveball. I shouldn’t have been taken so easily, though.
Oh, also, Akira is apparently sick. Kurosaki finds this out by chance, and even helps a little for some reason. It seems like the Enemies don’t have a whole lot of more use for Akira, and Akira knows this, as he disappears from their place of business as Chiharu goes to give him medicine. I’m not really sure what’s going to happen with him, as I’m thinking maybe he’ll join Teru and the others, but that would be a little weird, considering what he’s done. I’m intrigued, though.
Overall, I’m looking forward to whatever happens next. I’m not sure what it’s going to be, but it’ll be drama, and I hope there’ll be more sweet moments between Kurosaki and Teru, and I’m excited for it.
This review is also available on my blog.
This volume ended one battle, only for a new/old enemy to show up instead. So, the conclusion to Rena’s kidnap and engagement came. It was very exciting, and very well done, as well. I was expecting it to be, but it was still nicely done and thought out. Teru, in particular, had a very nice part in it.
The group gets home, and they celebrate, rejoicing a job well done and all that. Then we meet Kuwagata, also known as Antler, among other names. He’s the one who manipulated Kurosaki into giving over the Jack Frost virus all those years ago, and now he’s back, planning, manipulating, scaring Kurosaki. Kurosaki is freaked out, and trying very hard not to show it, and he does that much better after he has a very sweet, hugging moment with Teru that was just fantastic.
Then the next big hacker problem seems to be finding out M’s Last Testament, which is apparently deeply coded in a chip that Antler sneakily gave Teru. I’m not really sure what the Testament is supposed to be, but it’s big, and has everyone on the edge. Antler tells them some stuff, goading them into doing what he wants, as well as trying to get them pissed off and paranoid about each other. During that, too, I was unsure. I didn’t think it was right, as it was such a surprise to even think about, and I was wondering if the author was really throwing in such a huge curveball. I shouldn’t have been taken so easily, though.
Oh, also, Akira is apparently sick. Kurosaki finds this out by chance, and even helps a little for some reason. It seems like the Enemies don’t have a whole lot of more use for Akira, and Akira knows this, as he disappears from their place of business as Chiharu goes to give him medicine. I’m not really sure what’s going to happen with him, as I’m thinking maybe he’ll join Teru and the others, but that would be a little weird, considering what he’s done. I’m intrigued, though.
Overall, I’m looking forward to whatever happens next. I’m not sure what it’s going to be, but it’ll be drama, and I hope there’ll be more sweet moments between Kurosaki and Teru, and I’m excited for it.
This review is also available on my blog.
saluki's review against another edition
3.0
One villain foiled and another takes his place! Rena's character is now fully rounded after her kidnapping experience and friendships are cemented further with ultimate trust. Good mix of action adventure scenes with ordinary daily life. And, the seemingly maniacal Akira has been supplied with medication so he's clearly unwell without drugs, but then he vanishes... look forward to seeing what happens with him.
Only four more volumes to go...
misssusan's review against another edition
5.0
yo kiyoshi i got beef with you
i'm watching teru and kurosaki being ridiculously adorable, not having any huge expectations, just reveling in the glory i've been given
and then i tell them to kiss because WOW do they need to, but hey it's motomi, my hopes aren't that high
and then faces start getting closer
expressions are changing
i am feeling the shocking joy of an unexpected gift come upon me
and then you KISS BLOCK
ya jerk
you're lucky i love everyone in this story, even kissblockers
don't let it happen again though
5 stars
i'm watching teru and kurosaki being ridiculously adorable, not having any huge expectations, just reveling in the glory i've been given
and then i tell them to kiss because WOW do they need to, but hey it's motomi, my hopes aren't that high
and then faces start getting closer
expressions are changing
i am feeling the shocking joy of an unexpected gift come upon me
and then you KISS BLOCK
ya jerk
you're lucky i love everyone in this story, even kissblockers
don't let it happen again though
5 stars
rachieturtle's review against another edition
dark
emotional
funny
mysterious
fast-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? A mix
- Strong character development? Yes
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? Yes
5.0