Bien qu'ils soient arrivés à Venezia, les affaires ne sont pas finies pour Giorno et ses amis. Ils doivent mettre la main sur une disquette contenant leurs prochaines instructions. Mais des adversaires se dressent toujours sur leur chemin. Ghiaccio compte bien sur White Album, son stand de glace, pour remporter le combat. Il peut en effet tout geler, de l'eau présente dans l'air aux cellules du corps humain... Un combat épique attendent Giorno et Mista !
Hirohiko Araki ( 荒木飛呂彦) is a Japanese manga artist. He left school before graduation from Miyagi University of Education.
He enjoys the baseball manga Kyojin No Hoshii (Star of the Giants); the video games Mario Kart and Bomberman; and likes Prince and other African-American singers, as well as jazz, rock, and rap.
In English They say it like "PAIRISS" But the rest of the world says "PAREE" like the french do So how come everyone calls Venezia by its english name "Venice" There's The Merchant of Venice and Death in Venice Why can't they call it Death in Venezia IS THIS YOUR IDEA OF A FUCKING JOKE!?
-yeah Kid I was wondering about that since Highschool. I feel you bru
When discussing Grateful Dead, I mentioned how individual fights don't grow stale because of how varied they end up becoming. And White Album is the perfect example for how a stand battle can unfold. It starts with the mystery of why the car is freezing. Then it turns into them trying to fight inside the car, with White Album's main offense being its cold aura. Next, it's about Giorno and Mista trying to escape, before White Album catches them once again. They crash into the water to try and escape. Here, the main threat is White Album's touch. At this point, the battle becomes all about Mista trying to find a weak spot in White Album's armor. By the time they get on land, it has evolved into a long ranged duel.
Did you see what happened there? We went from a mystery, to a car chase, to close combat, to a ranged battle. All in one fight. The goals of the combatants evolve as the ways in which they engage change. New rules are added or clarified. And the whole process smoothly transitions from one thing to the next. Just how smoothly and beautifully this things works is quite the accomplishment. The end result becomes this utter gauntlet as goals are set up, only to be denied at the last minute. It's brutal.
The volume concludes with 2 great chapters building up to the encounter with the boss. I know this guy's identity, but I could feel my heart rate increase as the gang discussed who should go. I slowly began to realize that these dudes are actually thinking of going in for the kill so soon. I'm so excited to see what comes next.
2 complaints though. First, is that the frozen air thing didn't make a lot of sense to me. Either the air is frozen or it isn't. Why just spots? And either its so cold stuff can't move, or it isn't. The rules feel inconsistent. Also, are we meant to believe that Mista's bullets just so happen to bounce off of the frozen floating air and ALL of them coincidentally hit him? Or are we supposed to think White Album is deliberately adjusting the temperature in the air to make crystals appear at just the right spots to deflect the bullets back at Mista. Because my suspension of disbelief isn't carrying me far enough to buy into either of those possibilities. This may sound like a nitpick, but trying to figure this out really distracted from the otherwise expert writing and pacing.
The other thing is that I wish we got to hear from Trish more. She's in a really interesting place with regards to her relationship with her father and the gang. There's a lot to explore here that hasn't been capitalized upon. For that matter, I wish we got to explore more of the emotions and relationships of the entire main cast. These folks are super charming and I want to get to know them better. We don't have to go full Golden Age Berserk or anything like that, but I wish there was more interpersonal content to chew on. This applies to the series as a whole.
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And since we got Bruno's backstory here, I figured this was appropriate as well.
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Creo que retratar la vida de chicos malos, pero dándoles un punto de bondad es extraordinario. El nivel de complejidad de estos integrantes es buenísimo, porque no son personajes buenos o malos, por ejemplo, a diferencia de otras peleas, aquí se pelea hasta morir. De ser así, ¿qué te hace empatizar con estos maleantes y desalmados que tiene el gatillo fácil? Sus historias, definitivamente el trasfondo cliché de personajes que llegaron a la mafia porque no tenían otra opción. Por lo que la búsqueda de la venganza es inevitable, más todavía cuando el viaje completo que realizó el grupo fue solo para alejar un vestigio de alguien que supiera su identidad.
mista? again? GIORNO?? god this is my favorite fight of the part yet and one of my favorite fights in the whole series. it is so action packed and high stakes with two characters that work well with each other - they are funny yet can lock in at the right moment. and omg ghiaccio is AMAZING. he's crazy and also hilarious BUT SO FUCKING STRONG. at the rate that mista fucking GETS SHOT AND LIVES i start to worry if he DOESN'T get shot. and they shared such a great experience at the end of it... some might even call it golden.
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If Giorno and Mista want to grab the hidden disk the Boss asked them to, they'll need to survive an encounter with Ghiaccio and his Stand, White Album, whose frosty touch may prove unstoppable - unless the duo are willing to show their true resolve...Araki will keep fans hooked with this exciting entry and its beautifully dramatic tones.
White album and Ghiaccio were really great opponent! I enjoyed every chapter in this volume. The last two chapters were dedicated to Bucciarati and my heart hurts me a lot!