The Future Belongs to Everyone

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	• Negima!: Magister Negi Magi, Volume 18 Ken Akamatsu Del Rey, 2008 - 192 pages average customer review:based on 4 reviews view larger image
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Great ending

This volume of this great series gives you a satisfying ending and to one of the largest arcs as of yet in this series. Enjoy it it gets an A+++++++++++

Until we meet again!

As Mahora Festival draws to a close, Negi has won the fight and the battle to prevent magic from leaking throughout the world. Negi is now confronted with his former student as she is bent on returning back to her own time. As Negi tries to convince her otherwise, she bids farewell to Negi and her fellow classmates and leaves Negi with words that have left him even more confused about what he should do. Life for Negi and his students return normal after the Festival as Negi must prepare for final exams as well as figuring out the whereabouts of his father. In order to do this, Negi is bent on going to Wales for the summer and is ready to face any consequences in order to find his father. The volume concludes with Negi and his class taking a break for the summer.

Though this volume did not feature the action packed fights that the previous 2 volumes featured, it still does a great job for moving the story forward, though a few stories did not add much to the overall volume (Misora's story and the only 'Silent' chapter). This volume does a good job keeping readers interested in the overall plot as well as anticipating the release of the next volume (which I am eagerly waiting for). Recommended for fans of Negima and for those who have been reading from Volume 1.

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The Future Belongs to Everyone

This volume of Negima finally features the end of the Mahora Festival, which began way back in Volume 10. After being defeated by Negi, Chao goes back to the future (permanently?). The rest of the students complete final exams and get ready for summer vacation. It has a more lighthearted feel than the series has had in a long time. Fans of the series will continue to enjoy it.

slow

Well it looks like things slow down, a lot! The festival is over and well it's a bit of a snooze except for one part of the story that has to deal with "Confessions." It is not a bad read just not up to the usual silliness or action that I have come to expect from Negima. Although, the ending does make you want to get 19 with anticipation. 18 itself is just okay.

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TELL ME A SECRET

Now that the Mahora Festival is finally over, everyone?s ready for some peace and quiet. But the school is in an uproar after Misora impersonates a priest . . . and convinces her fellow students to spill their deepest secrets in the confessional. It seems like everyone has a secret?and all of them involve Negi!