Another (上)" (in Japanese). Kadokawa Shoten. Archived from the original on June 3, 2016 . Retrieved August 18, 2023. Mr. Akazawa is the eldest of three brothers. The Freuden building is managed by Natsuhiko Akazawa who is the middle brother of Mr. Akazawa. Natsuhiko allowed Sou to live in one of the building's apartments since April. The youngest Akazawa brother was Hiromune Akazawa. Hiromune was Sou's father who had passed away 14 years ago, shortly after Sou was born. Sou's cousin, Izumi Akazawa, lives in another unit on the same floor as him.

Library of Congress Catalog. Library of Congress. 28 October 2014. ISBN 978-0-316-33910-0 . Retrieved November 28, 2019. Another (4)" (in Japanese). Kadokawa Shoten. Archived from the original on March 3, 2016 . Retrieved December 5, 2011.To be honest, Another 2001 is a novel that runs on nostalgia for its prequel, the anime, the live action movie and the manga adaptations that came before it. At first, I was worrying if this will just be a copy and paste of Another, since, inevitably, they will share the same premise. I was quite surprised to see the author has revealed to the readers (spoiler: Another) who is “the deceased” right in the beginning! It’s quite a daring move for a mystery novel but at least I know how the mystery will evolve and unfold wouldn’t be exactly the same as before. FWIW, it’s (technically not a spoiler if it’s already revealed in the beginning but I am gonna tag it just for the suspense)…… Izumi Akazawa. I have read quite a lot of comments on this sub that people have been speculating on this. So yeah, BINGO! Also, they needed to explain better why the students didn't all leave the town en mass, and what was the consequences of telling others about the phenomena. There had to be consequences to both to make students stay in the city. Circumstances for some could explain it away, but I'm sure after a ton of accidents it wouldn't be hard to convince families to move away for six months/a year until the school year was over- or to even send their child to live with family out of town. Another" (in Japanese). Kadokawa Shoten. Archived from the original on March 3, 2016 . Retrieved July 30, 2011. When I read to the ending part, I realized in the end, the book cover spoils the ending for us all!! Hahaha. The ending isn't particularly difficult to guess either, especially because I was watching the anime adaptation of Another when I was also reading this sequel so I have no trouble noticing who the dead person is because she was already dead in Another. The explanation for the mystery is that instead of just one dead person hidden in the school there actually are two dead people, so finding out one dead person doesn't mean the curse is broken.

Material time” means the earliest out of the following: when the tenancy commences; when the tenancy agreement is entered into; or when possession is taken control of the premises in contemplation of the letting (if the tenancy was entered into before the commencement of DPA 1972, then the material time will be the commencement of the Act itself). There is one thing I particularly liked in 2001, which wasn’t elaborated much in Another, is (spoiler: Another) how memory manipulation is operated. Can’t explain too much without spoiling but it’s certainly intriguing. Also considering (spoiler: Episode S), the protagonist’s history that he already has his fair share of psychological issues with memory and such. It gives an edgier touch to the story, if not more psychedelic and trippy.Kouichi also has a rather cold side to his personality; when Izumi ends up fatally wounded by the Curse and asks him if he remembers the first time they met, he tells her honestly that he doesn't instead of lying to let her die happy, though the fact that she had just tried to kill Mei likely influenced this to some degree. The sheer bluntness of this statement is noted by Izumi as she dies, who tells Kouichi that he should have at least pretended to remember her. Another (下)" (in Japanese). Kadokawa Shoten. Archived from the original on March 14, 2012 . Retrieved March 9, 2012.

is way more brutal than Another, not only because of gore as like before, but the dynamics of the whole class as well. The collective fear is intense and traumatising. There are moments where the students’ reactions to the incident are actually more horrifying than the incident itself. It’s a great psychological ride that will certainly keep you on the edge of your seat as like Another. As for the characters in this book, they're all loveable. Each one has their own personality that doesn't overlap with another. They all have something quite unique about them as well. Character relationships—you can feel strong connections between characters. For instance, Hiratsuka Sou and Kouda Shunsuke, and Mei Misaki and Koichi Sakakibara. Even the old library teacher Mr. Chibiki—you can tell how much he truly cares for Sou.

Ms. Mikami] (in Japanese). P.A. Works. Archived from the original on April 11, 2015 . Retrieved August 11, 2015.

This is probably one of the more unique ghost/horror stories I've read, because for all intents and purposes there aren't any ghosts in it. The "extra" person is dead but they are truly resurrected for the entire year that "they" wreak havoc on Class 3 and its not really them doing it they are just as much victims of the calamity as they people that lose their lives. This makes it somehow far more worse than if it was just a story about some vengeful spirit. a b "Anime Another with Noizi Ito, P.A. Works Debuts in January". Anime News Network. August 27, 2011 . Retrieved August 27, 2011.The novel was serialized in the Shosetsu Yasei Jidai magazine between November 2014 to February 2020. While lying on the floor bleeding, Izumi tells Kouichi that they had actually met before, one and a half years ago, Kouichi doesn't remember and says that he doesn't, Izumi smirks and tells him that he should have at least pretend to remember and she dies. Mei then disappears. Kouichi called her and asked her where she is, she told him and also said that he doesn't want to come there. Also, despite the provisions above removing the requirement for the tenant to put the landlord on notice, there is still scope for damages claimed to be reduced by way of contributory negligence if the tenant fails to carry out the repairs themselves or bring the relevant defect to the attention of the landlord (as they are usually best placed to do both). MVM to Release Another on Blu-ray and DVD". Anime News Network. March 20, 2013 . Retrieved March 20, 2013.