After he asks Yukari where Mei was, she acts as if she doesn't know what he's talking about, but he sees her on top of the roof and runs up to meet her. He asks her some questions, but she rejects them saying that she hates being questioned. She turns around and tells him good-bye. In later episodes, Kouichi asks around the class for info about the class' curse, but no one was willing to tell him. My main problem with this novel was that it was very repetitive. For one, I felt like I read the same explanations and read the same conversations over and over again, with only slight variations in scene and characters involved. For another, the novel constantly reminded us of character names and who they were, and explaining concepts we were already well introduced to. This was okay at first, as there are a lot of characters, but after the halfway point it grew tiresome. I read the afterword and it explained that this was first serialised in different magazine issues then collated into a novel, which explains why the author was constantly catching up the reader, but this should've been trimmed when it was transformed from serialization to full length novel. For example, the landlord’s duty is limited to the need to repair and maintain a part of the premises, not to make it safe ( Alker v Collingwood Housing Association [2007] EWCA Civ 343).

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. Note: Another 2001 is the direct sequel to Another, in which the story had taken place 3 years earlier, in the year 1998. DPA 1972 section 4 extended the protected persons category to all those who should have been in the landlord’s contemplation as likely to suffer injury because of the landlord’s failure to repair. Section 4 also extended the landlord’s liability from cases where they had an obligation to repair to also include those where they only had a right to repair. MVM to Release Another on Blu-ray and DVD". Anime News Network. March 20, 2013 . Retrieved March 20, 2013. Library of Congress Catalog. Library of Congress. 28 October 2014. ISBN 978-0-316-33910-0 . Retrieved November 28, 2019.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 is an anime based upon the Novel and Manga of the same name by Yukito Ayatsuji. A live action movie based on the novel also exists. There are two sequel novels to Another which are Another: Episode S/0, and the newest addition to the series: Another 2001. We follow Sou Hiratsuka, who first appeared in Episode: S. After being placed into the cursed Class 3 of North Yomi Middle School, he is forced to work with a survivor of the first book's events, Mei Misaki, to prevent the Final Destination-esque disasters from unfolding throughout the year. Another (1)" (in Japanese). Kadokawa Shoten. Archived from the original on March 3, 2016 . Retrieved July 30, 2011. 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.

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For Sou, he ends up volunteering to be this "non-exister." He knows that he will be able to survive. Because as a "non-exister," Sou has a very important job. He is not allowed to speak to his classmates nor his teachers on school grounds and/or during school hours. 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! Another" (in Japanese). Kadokawa Shoten. Archived from the original on March 3, 2016 . Retrieved July 30, 2011. a b "Yen Press Adds ' Another ' Horror Novel & Manga, Junya Inoue's BTOOOM! Manga". Anime News Network. July 13, 2012 . Retrieved July 14, 2012. He wears Yomiyama Middle's school uniform most of the time. For his casual clothes, he always wears two layers of clothing, consisting of a long sleeve shirt and t-shirt.