がっこうぐらし! 10 [Gakkou Gurashi! 10]

Gakkou Gurashi! #10

by Norimitsu Kaihou (Nitroplus), Sadoru Chiba (Illustrator)

武闘派の襲撃に端を発した大学での騒動が収束したとはいえ、
未だ感染症状を抱えるくるみを救うため、
そしてくるみから血清を作り人類の希望となるため、
ゆき達は新たな仲間とともにランダル製薬本社へと向かう――。
出会いと別れ、希望と絶望が交錯する第10巻!!

Genres: Manga, Horror, Zombies, Paranormal, Graphic Novels, Comics, Young Adult

178 pages, Paperback

First published June 12, 2018

About the author

KAIHOU Norimitsu
Name (in native language): 紀光海法
Associated Name:
KAIHOW Norimitsu

Reviews

[Rod Brown · Rating 2 out of 5]

Ostensibly, this is the job search arc since the girls have completed high school and college. They set off with a scientist to find a cure for the zombie plague. And because of the scientist they suddenly have mobile phones with artificial intelligence and a lie-detector app?

I'm glad that all the extraneous college supporting characters are ditched, but this volume points out to me that I really don't give a crap about the original characters anymore. Well, maybe Kurumi, but she has gone from a shovel-wielding zombie-slaying kickass to a depressed and fatalistic invalid. As Kurumi goes, so goes the series I guess.

I'd probably drop the series at this point, except a little research says that volume 12 might be the conclusion, so I'll probably stick it out through the end.

[Rebecca · Rating 4 out of 5]

Living through a pandemic gives you a whole new perspective on zombie stories...

[Nicholas Driscoll · Rating 2 out of 5]

I read another volume of this because of my friend, who loves the series. I found it incredibly boring. The girls are in a university dormitory, and they team up with a reclusive scientist to discover the origins of the zombie plague. Turns out it was created in a nearby lab, and its a bacteria, not a virus. And apparently there had been a previous outbreak at some point. And Kurumi is slowly dying. And I just didn't care about almost anything in this volume!

There was basically no action. The girls are cute, but so what? Everyone starts using an app on their phones to calculate how truthful statements are, which is absurd. What a snooze. I just didn't care.

[Jhosy · Rating 5 out of 5]

Finally they arrive at the laboratory where the virus was created.
Oh, right. They discover that this is not a virus, but a bacterium.
Kurumi's condition begins to deteriorate and the new character (a scientist?) Is trying to find a cure for Kurumi and the other people, the case is ... Will she find it in time?
AAAH, I can't wait for the next volume!

[Mehsi · Rating 4 out of 5]

Revelations, zombies, and it is time for our girls to leave the university, the "safe" place they have been at for some time now.

I already read the chapters (55-60) as they came out, so I had to do a bit of re-reading to check what has happened as it's been about a year since I read the first chapter of this volume, yep, it is taking that long. :(

These chapters were quite exciting, we meet a new character who will play a bigger role, some information on the zombies (and what happened, moral: kids always wash your hands), the girls are leaving the university to check out Randall company, and some other stuff, so all in all, very exciting, but I don't know, I feel like I am slowly getting more and more disinterested in the series. I just feel a bit bored reading it. The first volumes (up to 6-ish) were really great, then they got to the university and my interest waned (especially since what happened at the university just made my eyes roll). And with all that happens in this volume, I am just not sure if I will want to continue. It is the same stuff over and over, barely any zombies, drama that is pretty much unnecessary at times. Yuki who is still very unstable, just like Rii is also not all in sound of mind. I just want them to go back to how it all started. Back to those earlier days.

That lie detector/phone thing, got really on my nerves. The girls never needed it, just trusted each other, and were happy with the compliments, but now they are pretty stuck on it. Yuki is totally addicted to it (talks to it all the time when she is lonely/feeling crappy), Rii just never believes anything her friends tell her unless the lie detector tells her they were speaking the truth, Kurumi also uses it (but it seems mostly as a joke). It seems that Miki is the only one who hasn't fallen for its charms.

I am pretty sad for Kurumi, it seems that while she has survived and isn't a zombie, or well, yet, things aren't going well for my girl. She is sleeping more and more. We can see her legs are giving up and that she has to be either carried or rolled around in a wheelchair. It just breaks my heart. But I guess in a way she has an advantage. If zombies come in she can just stay calm and sit/crawl between them to get out, as the zombies clearly have no interest in her (and that scares me, in a way she is a zombie). I am quite curious to see how the zombie stuff moves through her body, and if she will turn fully zombie eventually or that they will find something to stop it. To cure her. Because we can't let Kurumi go full zombie!

I am kind of curious as to what will happen in the next chapters, what will the girls do next? Will they leave? Stay? Hide? Give up Kurumi? I will probably not read the separate chapters any more, and just wait for the volumes to come out. Even if that may take a year or so.

The art is still gorgeous, I just adore how the girls are drawn and also the details. Though, as also said by someone else on the site I read the chapters, the author should do a bit more research about bacteria and virus and their differences. :P

All in all, still a decent volume, but I do hope that the story picks up and gets more exciting.

Review first posted at https://twirlingbookprincess.com/

[Amory · Rating 4 out of 5]

I didn't love the use of the phone throughout this, so that's why it's 4 stars and not 5 but I really liked the rest of this. It's interesting to know that others are out there and to finally learn more about how the virus/bacteria started. As always, Kurumi is my favorite and I am once again relieved that she's still alive by the end of this volume.

[David Doel · Rating 3 out of 5]

This volume was better than the last because it was back down to the original four characters plus one and I can figure out what is happening. This is my last volume; there are more.

This is not a bad manga, it's just not to my taste.

[Kim · Rating 3 out of 5]

I plan to stick it out to the end, but this volume is pretty bland.

[Pinky · Rating 3 out of 5]

The School Live Club visits the Randall Corp. Headquarters and find out how the virus was spread.

[Krystal Caloia · Rating 4 out of 5]

Wow! Kurumi and Aosoi! And Bozeman, cool! I wonder how they will figure out how to get out of the bombing!!

[Mateo · Rating 4 out of 5]

4.25

[R · Rating 5 out of 5]

Awesome series with great illustrations and characters.

[zhao_vn · Rating 4 out of 5]

La científica esta bien preciosa 👄