Noragami: Stray God 7

One of my favourite chapters from Noragami is in it... absolutely love it!! Hiyori gifted Shrine to Yato🥺🥺🥺

Perfect condition! Recommand to any manga lovers!

You know that mystery character from American Gods that nobody can remember? Well what if you based a story around him and set it in Japan. How does a god that requires belief to survive, do so when nobody can retain their memories of him?I marathon bought and read all the books in this series to date after watching the anime. This is not something that I normally do so this series occupies a special place in that regard. It does that thing that I like of mixing the mundane nature of the normal world with the other-worldliness of the other. Readers of Neil Gaiman's work or fans of the Bakamonogatari series will know that vibe. I say give it a shot. Despite already knowing most of the story from the anime I do not regret buying and reading the story in the "original" format.

Excellent condition. Beautiful illustrations as expected from the seventh volume. Came within days of ordering among other orders which blew my mind.

Like many American readers, I first encountered Noragami by way of the anime. I loved the first season of the anime and was delighted when the manga was translated and published in the US. As of now, I feel like the series just gets better and better. At this point (Vol 7) we are just starting to learn some of the mysteries of Yato's past, and we are starting to learn a little bit about the truth identity of the Stray.Yato's relationships with both his shinki and his one devoted follower continue to develop. Since I myself am a Yato x Hiyori shipper, I'll just say that there are some really sweet scenes in this volumes, as well as some hilarious/horrible ones, and leave it at that. There was definitely a lot to enjoy.This volume provides closure on some issues, while opening up new questions. I can't wait for the next volume. Highly recommend this series to anyone who likes supernatural action, comedy, and romance.

This is an excellent story. The story and character development are great. A good balance of drama and humor. For those concerned about sexual content I'd say it's slightly suggestive; a stray panty shot here and there as a joke, but is in now way a norm. It's good to read a comic that doesn't have a heavy focus on fanservice. Adachitoka is very talented and does need to implement such cheap devices to keep people interested in his story. Honestly I think that kind of thing can drive away readers so kudos to him.