86--EIGHTY-SIX, Vol. 8

Gun Smoke on the Water

De: Asato Asato, Shirabii, Roman Lempert - translator

A PATH TO PURPOSE LAID WITH IRON RAILS.An end to the endless war-the possibility of stopping the Legion once and for all. Such is humanity’s most fervent desire. But in the war-free world of tomorrow, what will become of the Eighty-Six? Many have gained renewed faith in the future. Some have found love; others, new aspirations. But what of those who have yet to dream? The warm rays of hope have bent their iron wills and distorted their realities. For those tragic few, the worst is yet to come…

Still good, but kinda fell off with this one.

I dont find this volume as interesting as the previous ones. Feels like a filler book and a pointless operation, just for sake of doing something new like a water combat. There is a big focus on combat and I find myself loosing the attention, while there is constant description of every shell distracting from the events. I have listened to the last 4 hour of the book 2 times, since I felt like I havent payed enough attention on the first listening. On the second listening I figured out that its just not that interesting. Hopefully the next book has less action and more character interactions.

Wonderful work

Another wonderful job narrating the story by Suzie and Stephen. I look forward to the next audiobook in the series!

Way more action than last volume

This was great, still great character development but things happen and we get the most awesome battle yet, loved it, excited for the next one.

Wow…the voice acting

Suzie Yeung is an amazing voice actor not only for these audio books but also the anime. Very versatile when it comes to changing dialects within the various characters.

Absolute cinema

Lobed the hole book really liked the twist with the navel battles. Not as good as vol 7 but still 10/10. Lena is an idiot for not responding to shin’s confession.