#Dazai osamu bungou stray dogs series#

Even if I was with someone who lived for his ideals, I wouldn’t be of any help. Y para los fans del manga o del anime, específicamente aquellos que aman a Kunikida y su interacción con Dazai, esta es una lectura obligada.Īquí unas de mis frases favoritas y escenas que tuvieron un impacto en mí como fan de BSD: Si quieren sumergirse en el mundo de Bungou Stray Dogs pero no les termina de convencer leerse el manga o verse el anime, esta es una muy buena opción, es una novela corta, rápida y fácil de leer que además te introduce a varios personajes de gran importancia en la obra, como lo son Dazai, el propio Kunikida, mi favorito de todos Akutagawa, Ranpo, etc. La mayor parte de la novela la vemos narrada desde el punto de vista de Kunikida y me he encariñado aun más con el personaje, me gusta la voz que le dió Kafka Asagiri y no me molestaría leer más novelas desde su punto de vista, y a pesar de que ya sabía el desenlace de todo (gracias a que ya me vi el anime), hubo ciertas cosas que me sorprendieron puesto que no se mencionan en el anime pero que sí dan pistas de situaciones que pasan después en el manga y en el propio anime. Si me preguntan, es preferible leer la novela ya que el anime dejó algunas cosas de lado y además intercalaban los sucesos de esta precuela con la trama principal de Atsushi.Īquí nos encontramos con Dazai, el miembro más nuevo de la Agencia Armada de Detectives, quien tiene que resolver su primer caso para pasar el examen de admisión y ser oficialmente un miembro de la Agencia y además, el compañero de Kunikida. Questions, questions.Įsta novela ligera es una precuela al manga de Bungou Stray Dogs pero a su vez vemos los sucesos aquí narrados en la primera temporada del anime. Not Twain either, and probably not Steinbeck. It can't be Fitzgerald, because he's too pretentious to be an informant. He said he was from the Guild, but I wonder who. Reading about the characters in first-person was unusual, for some reason.

#Dazai osamu bungou stray dogs series#

It had a lot of interesting insights, though I wish that Kunikida's internal monologue was more of an internal monologue instead of a series of observations on the surroundings. It provided a lot more detail into the Azure Messenger arc than the show, which I liked. This was a very interesting installment, though the writing style took some time to get used to. It's been months and I'm still basically obsessed with it, which is unusual for someone like me.

But know that I have a deep appreciation for this entire saga. I'm going to skip out on giving a rating for this one, just like for the rest of the BSD manga, simply because I don't think I'll be able to provide an accurate one. This shows how much the agency wouldn't be without their unique duo, the idealist and the manipulative. The smart and manipulative of him that would be the heart of Armed Detective Agency.

This light novel portrays both the gloomy and hilarious Dazai too good that I can find the anime and the manga vibe by reading this. They both did well as actors and deserve an Oscar. Of course, the thrill part is when they played the you-are-the-culprit stage. Here, I can find the idealist Kunikida who also idolized Fukuzawa just like Ranpo and the Kunikida who knows his partner from a mere answer his partner gives. So, yes, it would be Kunikida's chance to shine. Well, at first, I can't help to think that his exam would be like Atsushi's but then at second thoughts, that would be hilarious since the man is too perceptive for his own good. The Azure Messenger case is supposed to be their first case together and, according to the title, also Dazai's entrance exam. Yes, for those who don't want to read it can find the same storyline in the anime season 1 episode 6 & 7, but you will miss the antics of Kunikida and Dazai.