BAKEMONOGATARI, Part 3

By: NISIOISIN

Narrated by: Keith Silverstein, Erica Mendez, Cristina Vee, Eric Kimerer

Length: 6 hrs and 57 mins

Publisher's Summary

A class president among class presidents, a bespectacled model student who soars to the top of honors lists without fail, Tsubasa Hanekawa also happens to be a decent human being. True, she does have a habit of making single-minded assumptions, but they come from a good place and turn out to be fortuitous as often as not.

Loser extraordinaire Koyomi Araragi owes her his post of class vice president and a more significant debt of gratitude for her unstinting support during the darkest spring break of his life. All of it has blinded him to the possibility that his saintly classmate's family situation might be no less adverse than that of his other lady friends.

Thus, at last, we face Hanekawa's unlikely aberration in "Tsubasa Cat" - the concluding part of the legendary novel that captured the sensibilities of a new generation in the aught years and spawned an animated series that has won international popularity and acclaim - before the story continues with a Fake Tale....

©2019 NISIOISIN (P)2020 Vertical

WE NEED MORE!

Loved this! Already bought all the available monogatari books. And I seriously need more to satisfy my cravings. Can we expect another audiobook anytime soon?

Amazing Stuff

The monogatari series is truly amazing, and this wasn't an exception. If you liked book one and two of course you'll like this one,

Emotional, Satisfying, Still Funny

I recommend this book to fans of the first two and those wanting dialogue-based humor with the classic straight-man/funny-man dynamic.

It’s the third book, so you probably know if you like it or not. This book continues where the last one left off and contains only the story of Tsubasa Cat. This time around we get a bit more interaction with all the characters introduced thus far, instead of focusing on just one, or maybe two. It is also a bit more serious and emotional than the previous two books. But that is not to say that the humor or feeling of a world slightly off is lessened at all.

Though it was only one story, the length was still good, and I blazed right through it. It also seems to have served as the capstone to the overall arc with a rather satisfying ending. Thus, I would definitely recommend you finish this book and trilogy.

ok, I am biased.

From the first time I watched Bakemonogatari, I have found the series oddly attractive. What followed became more and more of an obsession, this series is great, the stories themselves are interesting, and the conversations are outrageous. The humor is kept, while the horror and action still keep the listeners on their toes.

This review is for the entire of Bakemonogatari.

Been loving these since 2016

Was always a fan of the Monogatari series and loved them since they first released Kizumonogatari. Am really glad they are doing more of them. Hope they do the whole novel series.

i need more

i need more and it have good lolis and redo of healer is a good anime