A trip to Kyoto to fight Momotarou would normally be a dream come true for Shiki. Too bad Professor Mudano stuck him on the back line, as far away from the fight as it gets…Up on the surface, Tsubakiri—depraved Momotarou of Kyoto—continues his rampage and gruesome experimentation on the Oni forces at the front lines where Professor Mudano has gone to meet him. Meanwhile, the rest of the class remains deep beneath Kiyomizudera helping Kyouya treat the casualties. But Tsubakiri has laid a cunning trap for the Oni— bringing the danger above closer than any of them expected…
Overall, volume 3 certainly upped the stakes with a vicious pairing of antagonists who are keeping the main characters on their toes, and any worries of the leads being overpowered have, as of yet, been abated as they take quite the beating here with deaths and major injuries aplenty. Though some of the students remained as mostly background characters during this volume, it was interesting to see some abilities and dynamics showcased, though I remain unsold on Kuina and Rokuro as characters. Shiki as the lead here mostly takes a backseat to his peers, though he does get a nice Ill protect you moment with Mei, and I assume will be facing off against Tsubakiri sooner than later. By the time volume 4 is released, the anime will have premiered and Im keen to see how this all adapts to animation. Read Full Review
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